Lawyer Appointed For Roberts Def Delinquency Hearing
Baltimore attorney Alan H. Murrell was appointed by Judge Thomas A. Anderson to represent Lloyd R. Roberts at a defective delinquency proceeding. Roberts, confined at Patuxent since a 1958 assault conviction, sought a venue change and objected to Frederick County counsel and psychiatrist. The case includes appointment of a psychiatrist and a trial date, with Murrell delaying psychiatry until consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alan H. Murrell
Thomas A. Anderson
Lloyd R. Roberts
Roberts
Frederick County
Patuxent
House of Correction
Carl Sneak
Anderson
Murrell
Fagan
Washington
Patuxent Patuxent
Murrello
Thurmont Family Hurt In Christmas Day Crash
A Thurmont family suffered serious injuries when their car skidded on an icy highway and collided with a second vehicle near Waynesboro Pennsylvania Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mellott and six relatives were hospital-bound with fractures and other injuries after the 3:35 p.m. crash.
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Ray Mellott
Route 2
Thurmont
Mellott
Sunshine Trail
Waynesboro
John C. Long
Hagerstown
Mrs. Mellott
Gregory Mellott
Dorothy Mellott
Long
Brunswick Woman Involved In Crash
Bertie Larye of Brunswick drove south on Mapleville Road when the vehicle failed to turn right, left the road and struck a pole. State Trooper Ronald Norford said she will be charged with failing to keep to the right of the highway center.
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Mapleville
Tuesdy
Bertie Larye
Brunswick
Ronald Norford
Norford
Frederick County Farm Bureau to elect officers at annual meeting
About 400 to 500 people are expected at the Frederick High School auditorium for the annual Frederick County Farm Bureau meeting. Officers will be elected and seven resolutions may be adopted. Candidates include James O. Montgomery and Merkle Duvall for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farm Bureau Inc
Frederick High School
Resolutions Committee
The
Farm Bureau
James O. Montgomery
Ijamsville
Merkle Duvall
Walkersville
Montgomery
Duvall
Haovers
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Guy Stull
Norman Burdette
Woodsboro
Liberty
Johnsville
Singanore
Maurice McDaniel
Rendall Garst
Richard Grossnickle
Monroe Stup
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
New Market
Woodville
Urbana
Ernnest Runkles
Perry Cosgrove
Tusccarora
Braddock
Ballenger
Jefferson and Buckeystoun
Austin Kemp
Harold Hood
Rudolph Lovell
Petersville
Burkittsville
Middletown
Catoctin
Jackson
Roscoe Miller
G_ Donald Shafer
State Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Glenn Martz
Fredericksburg
Martz
Stafford County
N. E. Kefauver Jr
C. E. Wise
Veterinarian Bilked In Racehorse Deal
Maryland veterinarian Dr. A. H. Gerberich alleges a $4,500 harness racehorse deal collapsed after a check from Sue Lampron and Harry Bass, both of Quebec, bounced. He obtained state warrants charging Lampron with obtaining property under false pretense and Bass with conspiracy. Lampron used aliases Jean Cloutier and Jean P. Galipeau. Gerberich traveled to Quebec and learned the horses were sold to another party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Maryland
A. H. Gerberich
Sue Lampron
Quebec
Harry Bass
Lampson
Jean Cloutier
Jean P. Galipeau
Bass
Jacques Cloutier
Gerberich
My Lady’s Way
Stockaway
Royal Bank of Canada
Scarcity of cinders complicates icy road relief efforts
Rail line dieselization cut off the region's main cinder supply, forcing cities and counties to rely on de-icers and ground stone dust. Officials warn of ongoing ice at intersections and alleys, urge cautious driving, and note crews face supply shortages and a heavy workload on 1000 miles of roads.
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B. and C
Chevy Chase
North County
Threat of Snowstorm Fizzles in Frederick County
Weather bulletins fluctuate between snow forecasts and no snow. Temperature dropped to 6 degrees after a thawing spell, with a 20s high expected today and clouds likely to keep temperatures from rising. Thursday to be cloudy and cool, with Friday forecast to be fair and warmer.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Soviet Merchant Fleet Heads to Cuba Amid Blockade Break
A flotilla of Soviet merchant ships sails through the Baltic toward Cuba carrying tractors paper and other goods. Havana official Jose Llanos Govel in Moscow says the shipments break the economic blockade imposed by U S and allied monopolists aiming to strangle the republic.
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Cuba
Moscow
Baltic
Jose Llanos Govel
Havana
United States
Republic
Hearing Underway Over Maryland Potomac River Compact
A Baltimore hearing tests the Potomac River Compact with Virginia as Mary land opponents challenge the Nov 8 referendum and the compacts constitutionality. Judge Anselm Sodaro hears motions while both sides prepare to exhaust points with no witnesses expected. The dispute followed approval by legislatures and a voter ratification of 49 000. Stocks move upward in New York as year end tax trading prompts shifts among groups.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Anselm Sodaro
Hymana A. Pressman
Potomac
Joseph S. Kaufman
Pressman
Sodaro
Baltimore City
Baltimore Sun
Thomas B. Finan
J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Attormney
Zuckert Named AF Secretary
President elect John F Kennedy named Eugene Zuckert as secretary of the Air Force. Zuckert, 49, former assistant secretary in the Truman era and Atomic Energy Commission member, will join John Connally in the new administration after Kennedy meets Sen. J. William Fulbright at the Atlantic coast.
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Connally
Kennedy
Atlantic Shore
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Zuckert
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Harry S. Truman
Navy
Stuart Symington
U. S
Missouri
Surplus Property Administration
Symington
Atomic
Energy
Margission
Tickert
Washington
Icy Streets Spark Two City Crashes Injure No One
A skid into a city police cruiser caused minor damage to a 1960 police car and about 25 dollars damage to a half ton pickup. Sgt. William A. Boone investigated with no charges. Earlier, a rear end collision on East Patrick street caused 125 dollars damage to a 1953 Packard and 25 dollars to a 1954 Buick, with Officer James W. Stockman reporting.
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William A. Mutchner
East Sixth Street
William Kenneth Hawkins
RFE 5
Frederick
Mutchner
Hawkins
William A. Boone
East Patrick Street
William E. Crone
North Market Street
East Patrick
Sidney L. Hahn
Hahn
James W. Stockman
Wee Woman Scrubs Floor Awaiting Return
A brief comic widow scene shows a young woman washing a floor and awaiting a returning partner, capturing domestic humor and a homebound moment.
Man Kills Wife Then Drives Eight Hours Before Surrender
Police say William Decker 27 of Hatfield killed his wife Janice 24 in their home and placed her body in the car trunk. He then drove about eight hours with the body before telling Father John McDermott at a Linwood church. Decker said he struck her as she slept and planned Florida before surrendering. No charges filed yet. The couple’s 3 year old son William Jr and the family cat were in the home care of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Decker
Hatfield
John McDermott
Holy Saviour Roman Catholic Church
Linwood
Father McDermott
Lower Chichester Township
Janice Decker
Decker
Delaware County
Maurice Maitland
Maitland
William Jr
Pennsylvania
Dover
Del
Florida
Kennedy Plans Multi-Million Plan To Help Distressed Areas
A task force led by Sen. Paul H. Douglas has prepared a blueprint for Kennedy to tackle chronically low spirits regions, notably coal fields in West Virginia. The plan calls for expanded food aid, temporary unemployment benefits, regional redevelopment boards, fast tracked public works, training and retraining, expanded coal product markets, better job placement, and targeted federal contracts.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Paul H. Douglas
Dill
West Virginia
Douglas
Reeport
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Survivors Seek 1.4 Million From Tanker Owners
Four teen survivors of the Pine Ridge tanker filed suits in U S District Court seeking 100000 each from Keystone Shipping Co and Paco Tankers Inc The ships owners and operators were accused of unseaworthiness negligence and failure to repair or inspect The Pine Ridge broke in two in a Cape Hatteras storm with 29 rescued seven dead including the captain and survivors face long term medical care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.S. District Court
Keystone Shipping Co
Paco Tankers, Inc
Wilmington
Del
Pine Ridge
Cape Hatteras
N C
Keystone
Paco
Freedman, Landy and Low- Ty
Admiralty Law
Mental patient surrenders after shooting two officers
Granville Johnson, 33, a former mental patient, surrendered to 12 state troopers near Jackson Kentucky after wounding two officers in a gun battle Tuesday. He was flushed from rugged mountain terrain a quarter mile from his log home where his wife and 10 children lived. A daughter handed him 28 cents as he walked past the barricade and was led away.
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Jackson
Granville Johnson
Johnson
Laura
Tito to Get U S Aid and Credit for Yugoslavia
President Tito will receive a 200 million dollar Western aid credit to reform Yugoslavia’s currency exchange rates and liberalize foreign trade. The program will be funded by the United States and seven other Western nations including Austria, Italy, England, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and West German banks. Tito condemned Western powers for lacking effort toward rapprochement and stressed identical positions with other Communist states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Nikola Mincev
Parliament
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average about three degrees below normal with a cold Thursday and a warmer spell Friday and Saturday followed by a colder Sunday and Monday. Precipitation will total about a half to an inch, mainly Thursday and late Saturday or Sunday. Normal highs are 38 to 45 with lows from 2 to 30 degrees.
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Associated
Press
Wens
Writer Says He Rigged 40 TV Episodes
Freelance writer Ralph Blake claims in Confidental magazine that 40 episodes of It Could Be You from 1956 to 1958 were rigged with actors supplied by Blake. Edwards denies any staff involvement or knowledge of such improprieties while acknowledging Blake’s past contributions and noting a policy to stop accepting material in 1958.
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Hollywood
National Magazine
Ralph Edwards
National Broadcasting C
al Blake
Confidenial Magazine
NBC
Blake
Edwards
Stefan Haies
Haies
Dr. Dooley Returns From The Orient
Dr. Tom Dooley arrived in New York in great pain and barely able to walk after a trip from the Orient. The 33 year old jungle physician of Laos, once reported cured after cancer, now shows bone degeneration in the spine possibly cancer related. His brother Malcolm met him at Idlewild Airport as Medico, the nonprofit group he founded, continues to aid underdeveloped regions.
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New York
Tom Dooley
Orient
Memorial Center For Cancer
Dooley
Laos
Hong Kong
Idlewild
Malcolm
Medico
U.S. Plane is Fired On in Laos
An unarmed U.S. Air Force plane on a reconnaissance mission over Laos was hit by small caliber fire possibly from a Soviet aircraft while monitoring Pathet Lao air drops near Vangvieng. Maj. Armand Riser and a four man crew returned safely to Vientiane.
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Vientiane. Laos
U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Armand Riser
Vientiane
Vangvieng
Riser
Attanche
Slain Tree Delivery Boy Stabbed By Bully
New York police say 14 year old Robert Guitarri, delivering Christmas trees, was murdered by Edward Vogt 17 after a demand for money. Vogt admitted the stabbing on a sixth floor elevator encounter and was arrested amid extortion complaints. Vogt has a lengthy police record including prior Molessing conviction.
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NEW York (Ap
Robert Guitarri
Francis Robb
Edward Vogt
Vogt
Guitarri
Upper West Side
Guifarri
Rebb
Average American consumes 1488 pounds of food this year
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department estimates per person intake at 1488 pounds of food annually. Breakdown includes 414 pounds dairy excluding butter, 408 pounds fruits and vegetables, 178 pounds meat and poultry, 156 pounds flour and cereal, 108 pounds sugar and syrup, 67 pounds butter fats and oils, 41 pounds eggs, and 20 pounds coffee tea and cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Forgotten girl spends long Christmas in Viola Arkansas
Coleta Burns, an 11 year old Arkansas farm girl, received a flood of gifts and a piano after writing to New York City police about Santa Claus. Her six siblings and father Carneil Burns live five miles from Viola near the Missouri border, with postman Jim Felts noting about 250 cards and enough packages to fill a pickup truck arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola. Ark
Coleta Burns
New York City
Santa Claus
Coleta
Jim Felts
Carneil Burns
Arkansas
Missouri
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Henry Harris
Arthur Snoots
Wilmer Dixon
Dixon
Robert Halsey
Jamsville
Patrick
Wisner
Stephen P. Kennedy
Farm Meet
Bilked
AEC
Dr. Dooley
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