Juvenile Guilty in Assault Case Faces Delayed Sentencing
A Frederick juvenile was found guilty of assault on a 17 year old girl by Magistrate Edward Di Storm with sentencing postponed. Another youth received six months for intoxication and disorderly conduct at the Maryland House of Correction. William Eugene Roberts waived juvenile rights and was found guilty of assault battery after witnesses testified.
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Edward di Storm
Staryvland
West Fourth’ Street
Roberts
Charles S Tregoning
Tregoning
Cook
Messburg
Storm
Robert Franklin Klipp
Water Street
Maryland House, of Correction
Tivoli Reopens Next Wednesday Under New Frederick Ownership
The Tivoli Theater, closed since December 9 after changing hands to Frederick Theaters Inc., will reopen December 23 with Lil Abner as the opening feature. Dan Weinberg says repairs aim to restore comfort and entertainment quality, with a slate of films including Never So Few, The Gene Krupa Story, Spartacus, Can Can, Ben Hur, and more. Continuous daily shows start 1 p.m. except Sundays and Christmas Day 2:30 p.m. with shows from 3 p.m.
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Tivoli Theater
Nexit
Dan Weinberg
Frederick Theaters, Inc
Lil Abzer
Weinberg
Tiveh
the Tivoli
Lil Abner
Frank Sinatra
Gina Lolobugida
Gene Krupai
the Miracle
Walt Lisney
Toby Tyler
Three Frederick youths guilty of petty larceny
Paul Eugene Stone, 7 year record, sentenced to one year in Maryland House of Correction. Jerry Eugene Toberg received suspended 18 month term and $10 fine. Jackie Lee Kline charged with muffler violation. all three faced theft charges.
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Paul Eugene Stone
Maryland House of Correction
Edward D. Storm
Spring Grove State Hospital
Butie
Swose
Jerry Eugene Toberg
Jackie Lee Kline
Paul W. Mossburg
Richard Ruthvin
Washington Post
Frederick City
Kline
Tobery
Kine
Storm
Youth charged in city meter destruction gets six months
Emory Kefauver, 16, faced three other youths in a spree that damaged roughly 13 to 24 city parking meters. Police estimated losses at 1200 to 1500 dollars. He received six months in the House of Correction and a 308 dollar fine after magistrate court proceedings and Juvenile Court warnings.
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Patrick M. Sehneuffer
House of Correction
Emory Lester Kefauver
Kefauver
Schnauffer
Kefauvert
Ellis G. Carty
Magistate
Jerry Lewis Ketterman
Ketterman
Maryland Training School
Rosewood
Pope Confers Red Hats on Seven Cardinals in Consistory
Pope John XXIII confers red hats on seven new cardinals in the second pre Christmas consistory. Among the Americans were Cardinal Meyer of Chicago and Cardinal Muench of Fargo, with Paolo Marella to receive his hat on return to Rome. The ceremony in St Peter's Basilica featured brief salutations and Latin prayers as the new princes kneel for the red hat. A second consistory followed in the Vatican Palace. Also: Miami bans strip acts ahead of holiday season.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Lbert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Muench
Fargo
N. C
Germany
Paolo Cardinal Marella
Paris
France
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
John
Cardinal Muench
Merer
Silwau
Kee
St Petronilla
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Vatican Palace
Fla. (Ap
Miami
Florida
City Commission
Western Storm Loses Its Punch
Late autumn storm drenched New Mexico and eastern Texas with rain and snow. Vaughn reported 32 to 36 inches of snow stranding about 800 travelers in a town of 1,040 while U S highways 54 60 and 28 were clogged. Rivers in Texas flooded and West Texas roads remained impassable.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Texas
Vaughn
N. M
Cit Hall
U. S
Weather Bureau
Trinity
Sebine
Hes
State Road Laws Criticized As Harming Federal Aid Program
A government report criticizes Maryland right of way laws and highway staffing as inflating federal aid costs. It notes use of convict labor on some projects and warns against rushing settlements to avoid delays. An autopsy is planned for the 21 month old Lena dead on arrival at Frederick Memorial Hospital after transport by his father.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lindsay Whitney Frazier
Carl E. Frazier
Willow Avenue
Washington
Maryland
Joseph Campbell
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Campbell
Marrland
Bureau
Comptroller
Fed
Org
Ex-Policeman and Brother Sentenced in Robbery Case
In Salisbury, former officer Richard E. Walters and his brother Daniel E. Watson were sentenced to suspended five year terms after pleading guilty to robbery in Wicomico County Circuit Court Judge Rex A. Taylor handed down the sentences. Walters, 27, of Quantico, and Watson, 20, of Salisbury were named in the plea.
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Salisbury
Police chase shotgun killers of Roger Touhy in Chicago
Police seek the shooters of Roger Touhy the famed prohibition era gang leader slain by six shotgun blasts as he approached his sister’s home in the Austin district. Retired sergeant Walter Miller was critically wounded and Touhy’s parolee status noted.
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Chicago
Roger Touhy
Touky
Stateville
Touhy
St. Anne's Hospital
Ethel Alesia
N. Lotus St
Austin
Waler Miller
Tovhvy
John
Jake the Barber
Beverly Hills
Calif
Factor
Near North Side
Toms
O.K
Ch.effiec
John Ascher
Miller
Alesia
Henry
Yale Parade Cancelled After KKK Threat
MONROEVILLE Ala AP The annual Christmas parade was canceled after Ku Klux Klan threats to harm Union High School bandsmen if they marched. Kiwanis and Civitan clubs co sponsor the event and denied Klan ties.
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Monroeville
Ala
Alabama
A. B. Blass Jr
Kiwanis
Klanamen
Union High School
Robert MacMillan
Union High J
MacMillan
Democrats vow Benson still target of farm policy critique
In Washington the Democrats argued that Secretary Ezra Taft Benson remains a political target after an Iowa House seat loss. Senator Mansfield disputed Morton’s claim that farmers blamed Benson for low prices, saying the GOP upswing reflects broader shifts. Nixon and Morton noted the GOP revival as Kelly and Gilmour won Iowa’s fourth district.
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Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Iowa
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
GOP
Tarnston
Morton
Benson
Mansfield
Senate
House
Richard M. Nixon
John Kel Yner
C. Edwin Gilmour
Nixon
Morion
Rome de Ocrais
NATO Deadlock Over Unified Defense Referred to Ike and De Gaulle
Paris AP reports 15 NATO allies failed to resolve the French stand on integrated defense and air defense command. France refuses to place more forces under central NATO control while Eisenhower and De Gaulle plan private talks after a Western summit.
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Paris
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
NATO
United States
Europe
U.S
Venus Shot Delayed Again by NASA for Probe to Venus
NASA postponed the Thor Able space probe carrying a 196580 pound instrument package from Cape Canaveral toward Venus. The mission, initially launched December 15, was pushed to an unspecified Friday due to electronic checkout problems with the payload. A new firing date was not set, with informed sources saying January is likely.
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Washington
Nasional Aeronautics and Space Administration
Venus
Cape Capaveral
Fla
NASA
Long-Legged Dog Delivers Christmas Card Mystery
In Birmingham Alabama a long legged dog is blamed for aiding a Christmas card delivery. Miss Anne Kimbrough of Hollywood California requested the card intended for Homewood Alabama and Auburn University senior compliments the Post Office for the detective work. The dog supposedly lives at 124 Windsor Drive Homewood.
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Tate
Uncle Sam
Roy
Pacific
Anne Kimbrough
Red Wick
Hill
Hollywood
Postan
Homewood
Alabama
Birmincham
U.S
Auburn University
Windsor Drive
Ala
Eisenhower Discusses Algerian War at Sea Visit
President Eisenhower, amid cheers from Tunisian crowds, conferred with Habib Bourguiba on Algeria’s war aims and backed Charles de Gaulle’s self determination approach. They pledged not to force a settlement, stressing self determination as a major world event.
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SEAAP
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Algeria
Toulon
France
U. S
Des Moines
White House
James C. Hagerty
Tunis
Charles I de Gaulle
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la Marsa
Bourguiba
Tunisia
Neo Destour
Independence) I Party
el Aouina
Showers Follow Warm Spell After Pleasant Wednesday
A brief warm spell gave way to damp conditions with intermittent showers. Forecasters expect continued mild temperatures near the 50s with a low around 39 to 42 degrees tonight as rain lingers into Friday.
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