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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1964

Page

14

Five Indicted in Slaying of Policeman in Baltimore

Baltimore grand jury charged five men with holding up a liquor store on Christmas Eve and fatally shooting Lt Joseph Maskell, with Sgt Jack Lee Cooper killed earlier by two bullets. The suspects Samuel Veney and Earl Veney, Timothy Brown, Willis Taylor, and Willie Ferguson were named. Brown Taylor and Ferguson were in custody while Samuel Veney remained at large and considered armed and dangerous. Lt Maskell survived gunshot wounds and was in fair condition.

Baltimore Jack Lee Cooper Samuel Veney Earl Veney Timothy Brown Willis Taylor Willie Ferguson Maskell Greenmount Avenue Coopers Ins

Council To Hear Zone Revisions

The Montgomery County Council weighed recommendations from the Public Administration Service study on county government. Proposals include having the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission submit construction plans to the county for approval and coordination, and stripping the WSSC of plan approval authority. A public hearing was set on zoning changes proposed by Don Rokendal. Kendall pressed party interest in conflict of interest legislation.

Montgomery County Council Public Administration Service Annapolis Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission WSSC Don Ro Kendal Republican State Central Committee Montgomery County

Continental Shelf A Mystery

New York feature explores the continental shelf a shallow underwater land mass between coast and deep sea. It outlines its width variability from one mile off Florida to two hundred miles off New England and notes growing scientific interest in its potential wealth and sovereignty implications.

New York Continental Shelf Florida New England

Montgomery Council To Meet Today Agenda Includes Zoning and Trash

The Montgomery County Council meets today to confirm Walter Hess to the County Personnel Board and to act on six zoning applications. A public works project and trash collection issues are on the agenda, including potential county takeover of collection from the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and the option to buy or contract garbage trucks. Also noted is the presence of around 70,000 Puerto Ricans in New York City.

Montgomery County Council Walter Hess Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission

Aid and politics in South Vietnam crisis described

A government plan to transfer aid remains under debate as officials deny it was halted to punish South Vietnam’s military leaders for purging the provisional council. Sun and Huong praised Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh for returning civilian power two months earlier, but warned that the December 20 event unsettled the civilian government and concerned the public. Khanh, the ex-premier, now commands the armed forces.

Sun Huong Nguyen Khanh Khanh

Military Rule Is Denounced In South Viet Nam

South Viet Nam leaders denounce military rule in a communique seen as signaling failed secret negotiations after the Dec 20 purge of the High National Council. Phan Khac Sun and Tian Yuan Hing call for restoring civilian governance amid US backed war plans stalled by political confusion.

Saigon South Viet Nam Caian Lea Phan Khac Sun Tian Yuan Hing High National Council Ful Cralian Washington

Italy elects Socialist president after 13 day deadlock

Giuseppe Saragat, 66, won on the 21st ballot to become Italy's first Socialist president, aided by Communist votes in Parliament. He secured 646 of 927 ballots with 150 blanks, succeeding Antonio Segni who retires due to ill health.

Rome Giuseppe Saragat Ialy Saragat Antonio Segni Italy Christian Democrats

Year's End For Bible Class at Calvary Methodist

The Leader's Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church held its final service of the year. President Charles L. Myers presided while Ed ward Rice led singing and Mrs Thelma Mantz played piano. S. Walter Worthington gave opening prayer and Harold Brode read the worship leaflet. The Zufalls with two daughters sang three Christmas selections. Charles A. Dixon Jr delivered the morning message titled Wise Men Come to Jesus. Secretary Bruce O'Hara reported 66 in attendance, down from 93 last year. Missionary offering totaled $72.25. Next Sunday reports for the year will be read and new officers installed.

Calvary Methodist Church Charles L. Myers Edward Rice Thelma Mantz S. Walter Worthington Harold Brode John Zufall Howard Strine Robert Schmeltz Charles A. Dixon Jr

Insects Form Vast Majority of Life on Earth

Gainesville entomologists note insects make up about 80 percent of the world’s animal population, both lower and higher forms. They say bugs have inhabited the Earth for roughly 450 million years, far longer than humans.

Gainesville Fla Florida Agricultural Extension — Service

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