Musician Bill Berry Killed in Two Car Crash
Jefferson singer Gilbert Aaron Berry known as Bill Berry and leader of The Bluegrass Travelers died after his northbound car collided with a vehicle entering from Route 340 at Steiner's Hill. Jay Leon Dagenhart of Brunswick was injured with fractured ribs and other injuries. Funeral arrangements to be handled by M. R. Etchison and Son in Frederick.
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Steiner's Hill
Gilbert Aaron
Bill” Berry
Jefferson
Berry
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Route 140
Jay Leon Dagenhart
Brunswick
Route 180
Dagenhart
Two Area Men Wounded In Gun Mishaps
Two area men were accidentally wounded in separate shooting incidents on Friday. William Thomas Wolfrey, 19, of Shiloh Dude Ranch, was hit in the right shoulder when a .22 rifle he was cleaning fired as he grabbed for it. In Emmitsburg near Rainbow Lake Reservoir, Karl Knight Keefer, 38, was shot in the leg by a neighbor when the other man’s shotgun fired accidentally. Keefer was treated locally and later moved to Baltimore General Hospital.
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Carroll County
Dickerson
William Thomas Wolfrey
Shiloh
Wolfrey
Rainbow Lake
Wilmer E. Law
Emmitsburg
Karl Knight Keefer
RFD
Union Bridge
Donald Miller Boone
Keefer
Annie Warner Hospital
Law
Carroll County General Hospital
Baltimore General Hospital
LBJ Returns To Texas Ranch For Holidays
President Johnson returns to his Texas ranch for Christmas with Mrs. Johnson. She attends a Christmas bake sale in Johnson City, contributing bread and preserves. Earlier, Johnson visited former President Eisenhower recuperating from gallbladder surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital and spoke of discussing matters with him.
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Apy
Johnson
Texas
Johnson City
LRU
Farlier
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Santa Has Problems By Jane Neilson Staff Writer
Santa Claus faces a rush of troubles as Christmas nears. A Kris Kringle call reports a hunter shot one of his reindeer, delaying the team’s training. Santa’s workshop woes extend to public sightings frightening children, store bans, and crowded malls forcing retailers to drop Santa due to space and crowd concerns.
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You
Santa Claus
Bens
Thurman
Kris Kringle
Achiddy Santos
Frederick Soungster
Santa
Lins
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Thankserying
333 Deer Killed By Local Hunters
Hunters checked deer at several stations on the second day of the season. By 10 a.m. totals included 11 deer at listed Frederick area outlets. Friday saw 1 deer. Weather预计 cloudy with rising clouds and temperatures around 30s, with a low near freezing overnight.
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Santa Claus
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Brown's
Staion
Pharmont
Smack
Lewistown
Delphes
Jefferson
Hood Girls Split On Women Draft Issue At Hood
Hood High students debate women in the draft with mixed views. Angela Milea argues equality but doubts feasibility. Cindy Rhadd backs extending service. Others consider fairness, volunteerism, and making service more appealing. (Continued on Page 3)
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Hood Girls
Hood
Angela Milea
Cindy Rhadd
Aiea
Gare cd
Miss Kidd
Christmas Wear Hts Vew Peak Yuletide mii renewed
Jamies A tiaye noted Pharidis's reward volume adds to the pest fifteen dave. Grove commented on mail handling and local business bans. The Bevrterien toe oot Une and other officials discuss delivery letters and postal service changes amid untidy details.
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Wrederich
Westmaster Jamies
Pharidis
Tharadas
Iis
Ine
Boy Escapes Jail Then Surrenders After Escape
An 11 year old youth jailed in connection with a liquor store theft surrendered to police after escaping from a deputy. Larry Lidie was recaptured at his home and returned to jail. He had previously collapsed illness at the doctor’s office and fled while handcuffed. Bail set at 4500. The episode followed a separate fatal Pittsburgh house fire in the Carrick section where a father and four children died and the pregnant wife escaped.
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Crummel P. Jacobs
Larry Wagsne
Lidie
Frederick
Jacobs
Lide
Bourne Jr
West All Street
All Saints Street
Market Street
Brown's
Pittsburgh
Carrick
Steary
Ronald A. Schiller
Vike
Susan Ound
Theresa
Ano Atlie Bedroorni
Governors Seek Change Beyond Johnson For 1968 GOP
Republican governors meeting in White Sulphur Springs say the party must offer voters a new direction rather than rely on anti Johnson sentiment. Michigan’s George Romney urges a clear shift in policy to reclaim government control, while Nelson Rockefeller warns against overreliance on polls and notes local factors shape elections. Some Democrats argue Johnson’s spending fueled their losses, but Rockefeller argues public opinion is volatile and not predictive.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Johnson
Michigan
George Romney
Vietnam
Washington
Romnes
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
United Nations imposes Rhodesia oil embargo
United Nations Security Council for first time imposes mandatory sanctions including an oil embargo on Rhodesia. Vote 9 in favor with four abstentions. UK sponsored resolution targets Rhodesia exports amid African protests and regional oil embargo pressure.
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Viet Union
France
Bulegela
Midi
North Viets Urged To Surrender
American planes dropped about 2.5 million leaflets urging North Vietnamese troops to leave their units and seek good treatment with allied forces. Reports mention ongoing air raids around Hanoi, claims of civilian casualties, and U S B 52 strikes in the DMZ.
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South Vietnam
Hanoi
Red River Delta
U.S
North Vietnam
China
United States
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
North
Mekong
den Been Pho
Lonatieia
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Shelby
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Red China
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