Deer cause fatal harm during second antlerless season day
Sub freezing weather kept hunters out as Frederick County reports 51 deer fatally harmed so far with five more today. Notable catches include Leonard and Robert Wantz near Emmitsburg and Judy Twenty with her father near Rocky Springs Road. all but one were does, the exception a button buck by Ronald Hoffman. Deers weighed up to 105 pounds, with several ranging in the 50s to 90s.
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Frederick County
News-Post
Lefty Kred
Frederick
The
Mercury
Unionville
Hampton Valley Road
Emmitsburg
Leonard
Robert Wantz
G. Ross
Judy
Rocky Springs Road
Daddy
Braddock Mountain
Ronald L. Hoffman
Delphey’s
Vincent F. Kepler
Trail Avenue
Camp Pioneer
Roger Wiles
Haw Bottom
Robert Ray Loun
Tadpule Holow
Roger Droneburg
Hood Mountan
John T. Moser
Middletown
Mountaindale
William H. Bittinger
Thurmont
Hamburg
Wayne R. Bart
Lantz
Ben's Esso
Leonard Wentz
Robert H. Wentz
Soviet Delegation Arrives in Cairo for 10 Day Visit
A Soviet delegation from the Supreme Soviet led by Deputy Premier Alexander Shelgpin arrived in Cairo for a 10 day visit at the invitation of the UAR National Assembly. The visit reflects ongoing diplomatic engagement between the Soviet Union and the United Arab Republic during the period.
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Cairo
Supreme Soviet
Alexander Shelgpin
UAR National Assembly
Classified Ad Quick Sell Spark Leads to Urgent Callouts
Three calls in 72 hours generate quick sale for a Saie-One living run salts in good condition. Respond after 6 pm via phone. Local ad copy mirrors fast results through News-Post classified section.
Santa's Workshop Turns Dior Like For Girls In Toy Stores
A festive trend shows Santa's workshop transforming into a House of Dior vibe for children with gifts designed to make girls look like queens. Stores stock vanity tables, compact centers, mirrors, jewelry, and cosmetics to inspire glamour and pretend elegance for the holiday season.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Lyon Elected President of Potomac Edison Co
The board elected Charles D. Lyon president of Potomac Edison Company effective February 1, with Robert G. MacDonald resigning to become executive vice president of West Penn Power Company. Lyon, a Yale graduate, has spent his career with PE, serving in roles from advertising to general commercial manager.
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Lyon
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison Company
Charles D. Lyon
Robert G. MacDonald
MacDonald
West Penn Power Company
Allegheny Power System
Greensburg
Potomac Edison
Elect
Yale
West Penn Power
Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Pan Americans Welcome Plan For New Canal
Panamanian officials hail President Johnsons proposal to replace the 1903 canal treaty with a new sea level interoceanic route. Panama seeks sovereignty over the Canal Zone abrogation of the perpetuity clause and new negotiations. Colombia backs a potential route through its territory with sizable revenue prospects and low perceived blasting issues.
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Panama
Johnson
Panama Canal
Colombia
Marco A. Robles
Washington
Bogota
Tomas Castrillon
United States
Castrillon
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
Robles
Canal Zone
Russia rejects plan to settle UN financial crisis
The Soviet Union reportedly rejected a compromise proposal by UN General Assembly President Alex Quaison-Lackey of Ghana to create a voluntary fund to resolve the UN insolvency caused by the USSR’s failure to pay for peacekeeping in the Congo and the Middle East. Diplomats said the U S and the Soviet Union would meet again with Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko at a luncheon in New York.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Alex Quaison- Lackey
Ghana
U.N
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
New York
United States
Quaison-Lack
Congo
Middle East
Fire Claims Six Children in Warren House Blaze
A late night fire in Warren Detroit area kills six Cox children ages 3 to 14 and critically injures their mother Marie Cox. Three Cox children survive and are under observation at Holy Cross Hospital as investigators seek the fire’s cause.
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Detroit
Warren
Elbert Turner Cox
Martha Ann
Mary Jo
Charles
Diane
John
Jimmy
Marie’ Cox
Holy Cross Hospital
Cox
State Aid To College Case Resumes Jan 19
Final arguments in a landmark lawsuit over state aid to church affiliated colleges were postponed to January 19 and 20. The case priorly had been set for next Tuesday in Annapolis. AP report notes key figures and institutions involved.
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Annapolis
Fire destroys Clarkburg home as cold hamstrings units
In Hyattstown Maryland a fire swept a two story frame home on Hammond Lane, killing Robert C. Wood and destroying a $26,000 dwelling. Firemen faced 4 degree temperatures, frozen pumps, and four fires in a sleepless night. Wood had reported a field fire nearby two hours earlier.
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Clarksburg
Robert C. Wood
Wood
Rockville
Hyattstown
Damascus
Hammond Lane
Edward Cochran
Hyattstown Company
Comus Road
U.S. 240
Ford Plans Challenge to House Leader Halleck
Rep. Gerald Ford of Michigan was set to announce a bid to topple House Republican Leader Charles A Halleck amid GOP murmurs. Supporters of Halleck and GOP Chairman Dean Burch rally to back the status quo. Ford, 51, seeks to depose the Indiana native, 64, to give the leadership a younger image.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
GOP
Dean Burch
Ford
Soldier Killed In Head-On Crash Near Thurmont
A 23 year old soldier returning home to New York died in a head-on collision on U S 15 near Thurmont. John Clifford Flick of Seneca Falls New York, a Ft Belvoir Army member, was pronounced dead at the scene. Other involved were ee P Sabin 21 of Tupper Lake NY and Jack C Harley 17 of West Patrick Street. Harley drove southlost control crossed the road struck Sabin’s car head on. Harley treated for a fractured jaw and facial lacerations then sent to Walter Reed Hospital. Sabin treated for arm lacerations and facial abrasions then sent to Fort Detrick Infirmary. Dean E Smith 23 of South Market Street a passenger in Harley’s car treated for facial lacerations. Both cars demolished. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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New York
U.S. 15
Thurmont
B. 0. Thomas Sr
John Clifford Flick
Seneca Falls
N.Y
U.S. Army
Ft. Belvoir
Flick
Ee P. Sabin
Tupper Lake
Jack C. Harley
West Patrick Street
Harley
Sabin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Fort Detrick Infirmary
Dean E. Smith
South Market Street
W. H. Wahl
Cpl
R. C. Snyder
T. R. L. McAfee
Salamone Funeral Home
E. Patrick St
Dorsey Seeks Higher License Fees for Out-of-County Vendors
Frederick County Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey calls for higher local license fees for non resident vending machine and truck sales operators who live outside the county. He argues non residents compete with taxed residents and should share the burden. County official C Clinton Wirts opposes license discrimination but suggests taxing personal property of out of town operators with permanent county locations.
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
Frederick County
Dorsey
Frederick City
C. Clinton Wirts
Brunswick
To County
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