Man Admits Moats Slaying At Brunswick
A 49 year old laborer turned himself in to Kentucky Police saying he needed to clear his conscience and was charged with murder in the 1955 slaying of Brunswick trial magistrate Charles Leslie Moats. He was extradited to Maryland and jailed without bond. preliminary hearing set for Jan. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dorsey
Kentucky
Brunswick
Robert Marshall Childers
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Childers
Frederick Barracks
Mount Sterling
Charles Leslie Moats
Moats
Charles Kratzer
Tfe
Car Narbaugh
Scott English
J Childers
Indiana
Sgt
Kratzer
Maryland House of Detention
West B Street
Dayton Avenue
Ernor McKeldin
Pallee
George Strickland
Investgate
John R. Lloyd
Bollinger Sells Stock In Dairy Firm Resigns Posts
Sterling E Bollinger president and general manager of Ideal Farms Dairy Inc and Ebert Ice Cream Co announces he sold his 40 percent stake and resigns from both firms He states stock was sold to present stockholders after 18 years in the dairy business starting with his father in Thurmont The merge of Bollinger Dairy with Ideal Farms and acquisitions of Ebert Ice Cream Co and Golden Rule Dairy expand the operation with sales rising to over 3 million annually He plans to remain nearby with his wife and nine children at Thurmont Location remains active in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling E. Bollinger
Ideal Farms Dairy Inc
Ebert Ice Cream Co
Bollinger
Olivier K. Bollinger
Thurmont
Bollinger's
Ideal Farms Dairy
J. Oufs King
Brollineer’s
Superior Dairy
Ideal
Ice Cream Company
North Market Street
Golden Rule
Dalry
Beltsville
Mays
Silver Spring
Bobinger
Mrs. Bollinger
Stock Market Edges Up in Mild Rally
In New York trading the market rose modestly amid light activity. The Dow and Nasdaq showed small gains as investors held positions and awaited further cues from corporate results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galina
Frederick County Man Dies From Hospital Fire Burns
Charles Wenzel, 62, of Frederick, died in University Hospital Baltimore after being transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital where his pajamas caught fire while he smoked in the rest room. Police believe the blaze started as he was in a weakened condition during tests for a possible liver ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Wenzel
RFD
Frederick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Wenzel
Soldier Gary Forkum Killed in Vietnam
Sgt. Gary M. Forkum, 19, known as Tennessee, was killed December 22 in the central highlands of South Vietnam by sniper fire. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Forkum of 600 Wilson Place and enlisted in September 1967 after graduating from Governor Thomas Johnson High School. He served with Company D, 14th Battalion, 03rd Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade, after training at Ft Campbell, Ft McClellan, and Fort Benning.
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Set
Gary Michael Forkum
Tennessee
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
Department of Defense
Gary
John C. Forkum
Wilson Place
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
03Rd Infantry
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Ft .Campbell
Fort McClellan
Ala
Fort Benning, Ga
Bids Sought in February for Monocacy Sewer Project
Frederick County awaits bids in February for the Monocacy Interceptor and Walkerville sewer collector, a $3.125 million project funded by $1.959 million in state and federal grants and county bonds. The 18 month plan aims to finish by August 1970, serving about 25 000 residents across 2 500 acres with a 7.5 mile pipeline linking to the Tuscarora interceptor and Frederick Community College area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy and
Glade Creek
Walkersville
County Metropolitan Commission
Francis Cook
Frederick County
Tuscarora
Walkeraville
New Frederick Community College
Monocacy
Warnersville
Arabs Attack Israeli Plane in Athens Flight
In Athens airport a two man terror attack on an Israel Jet Miner as it prepared for takeoff. A passenger was killed as gunfire and grenades set the 11M Boeing 707 ablaze. Police subdued one attacker and pursued the other. The flight carried 37 passengers and 10 crew bound for Paris and New York.
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Athens
Paris
New York
Mere Thera
Taraeli
Talestine
Rome
Itta
Algiers
Bus Crash Kills Three in Pennsylvania Turnpike Incident
A charter bus traveling from Chicago to a Church of God convention on the Pennsylvania Turnpike veered off an embankment and overturned, killing three passengers and injuring thirty seven others. The two-bus charter departed Chicago Wednesday night. the second bus continued unaware of the crash. Victims include Truce Blackman 14 Chicago Mary Owen 59 Pranee tem and Vergin Prana 7A Chicago.
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Beaver Fail
Chicago
Washington
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Chicaa
Church of God
Truce Blackman
Chicasgo
Mary Owen
Pranee Tem
Vergin Prana
Chicane
Apollo Explorers Streak Toward Pacific Splashdown
After a 24 hour Christmas ceasefire, U S forces resumed offensive actions near Saigon. Reports say more than 200 enemy troops were killed by bombs rockets and artillery with no American casualties. The fighting occurred northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian frontier.
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Saigon
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Cambodia
da Nang
Mekong Delta
Demilitarized Zone
Gay
Fire Log reports multiple blazes across counties
Fire calls over 48 hours end at 10 am listing incidents at West All Saint Street Snook chair fire Thurmont truck fire Rocky Ridge house fire Walkersville woods fire Chimney fire Myerstown field fire Riggs sanitarium area Mount Manor note and additional wildfires with responders from Emmitsburg Thurmont New Market and other towns including Liberty towns attached to regional fire departments.
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Saint's Street
United and Citizens
County
Hamborn Road
Simpson's Mill
New Midway Libertytown
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Snake Farm
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Duddera
Graceham
Walkersville
Ray Nusbaum
Christ Fountain Road
Emmitsburg
Myersville Road
Myeraville
Lam Ilis
Pitt
Riggs Sanitarium
New Market
Rocky Ringh
Mount Manor Mote
Aml 'Thurmont
Mussetter Road
Bartholow Road
Salary Increases Drive Hospital Cost Rise at Frederick Memorial
A Hospital Cost Analysis Service report shows June 1966 to June 1967 per bed day costs at Frederick Memorial Hospital rose from 36.11 to 42.11 dollars with occupancy over 82 percent. Nationally 45 hospitals saw per day costs rise to 53.27 by June 1967, up from 34.88 in 1962, driven mainly by salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick Memorial
Houv Cross
Charles Markle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mark's
Drederick Memorial
Markle
Frederick Memoral
White Christmas Eludes Frederick County This Year
Frigid Christmas Day brings 17 degree winds and no snow in Frederick County. Temperatures reach 23 by day and drop to 15 at night with no white holiday cover. In 1966, the county had a white Christmas with 8 inches of snow from prior storms.
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Frederick
Frederick County
FCC Announces 40 New Courses for Spring Semester
Frederick Community College says forty new courses will run this spring across business fine arts communications social sciences mathematics and science. Led by President Dr Lewin W Stephens the additions include data processing programming typist and stenography tracks plus introductory English literature and public speaking options.
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Frederick Community College
Lewin W.stephens
FCC
Stephens
Stecards Systems
and Systems Analyata
de- Velpen
Fot the
Callere
Apollo Mars Moon Odyssey Nears Reentry
Apollo and explorers finish 10 lunar orbits and push toward a perilous reentry. Frank Borman reports the craft on a precise course. Lovell says navigation checks match ground computations as the crew nears the Pacific splashdown after a historic moon mission.
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Earth
Air Force
Borman
Navy
James A. Loveller
William
Ane
Ders
Carr
Interstellar Times
Anders
Lovell
Skywatchers Await Apollo 8 Viewing Tonight
Reports say Apollo 8 may become visible in the night sky tonight if conditions are clear. Astronomers advise binoculars and patience as the spacecraft nears a point a quarter of the distance to the Moon from Earth, appearing brighter than any star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arman
Vramnatepul
Akyators
HH P.m
Theeraf
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Gary M. Forkum
Vietnam
Gary Forkum
Nashville
Tenn
Apollo
Pacific
Colonial Music Shop
Beverly Dorsey
Charles Warfield
Thip
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