Judge Pressures Grand Jury On Violent Crime In February Term
Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer opened the February circuit court term urging the grand jury to focus on personal violence crimes. The State's Attorney noted two murder cases and an assault with intent to kill plus an incest case on the docket. Claude Barrick of Woodsboro named grand jury foreman. 48 jurors were summoned and the petit jury will hear a condemnation case February 20.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Schnauffer
Robert 8. Roth
Barrick
Claude H. Barrick
Woodsboro
Lot
Sylvester A. Bostian
Lewis D. Sunday
Willard C. Rudy
A. Atlee Radcliffe Jr
Edgar P. Dougherty
Vivian B. Sponseller
Ralph P. Weybright
Albert J. Boileau
Margaret V. Marrone
Clark A. Miller
Roger
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Court House
Warm spell lifts mercury past sixty then turns cold
A local weather forecast notes temperatures rose to 61 at the airport station after snow on Sunday, with Saturday high of 37. Forecasters warn a colder air mass is on the way, predicting single digits at night and highs near freezing tomorrow with fog lingering earlier in the period.
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Weather Bureau
Two Emmitsburg Boys Sent to Maryland Training School
Two one year old county youths from Emmitsburg faced Juvenile Court this morning and were committed by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer to the Maryland Training School after a hearing. They had earlier been ruled delinquent last October and released to parental custody. The latest offense involved breaking into a home on January 6 and stealing about $49 plus silver from a china cabinet. The frame house intrusions occurred via a back door, and one youth reportedly traveled to Florida after the crime. Law noted the return interview with the youth and his probation officer, and the youths’ attitude suggested they did not care about the consequences as they awaited sentencing.
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Emmitsburg
Maryland Training School
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Wilbur Law
Ermitsburg
Florida
Cars Ram Shorb Home In Emmitsburg Third Time In 48 Hours
The Charles B. Shorb residence in Emmitsburg has been struck by cars three times in 48 hours, the latest at 6:30 am. Mrs. Shorb laments repeated inaction by the State Roads Commission while residents fear more accidents and seek warning lights or signals.
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Autos
Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Vehicle flips on Kemptown road injures Mt. Airy man
Kenneth James Kilby twenty one escaped serious harm after his 1955 Ford convertible ran off the eastbound Kemptown road at 7:46 a.m. struck an embankment and overturned on George Chaney’s front lawn. He suffered leg injuries and facial abrasions. damage to the car and fence totaled about $1,000. Charges pending.
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Mt. Airy
George Chaney
Kemptown Road
Kenneth James Kilby
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Neil W. Alexander
Kilby
Kemptown
Chaney
Alexander
Tawes Will Take Loan Issue Before Voters
Governor Tawes backs the savings and loan question as a campaign issue while accusing opponents of demagoguery. He says the issue affects institutions and depositors. In related moves, Dubel files as a Democratic candidate for Congress, and Mahoney vows a crusade to reveal truth about savings and loan scandals in Maryland.
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Associated Press
Tawes
Robert Y. Dubel
Congress
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Dubel
David Hume
Hume
Humes
Swiss Climbers Score First Winter Ascent of Matterhorn
ZERMATT Switzerland AP two young Swiss mountaineers Hitti von Allmen 27 and Paul Etter reached the Matterhorn north face summit after a two day climb in a winter ascent praised as a first. Five Austrian and German climbers attempting the same route were swept into a storm and unreported as darkness fell. The north face remains a treacherous, oft-eluded winter challenge on the 14328 foot peak on the Swiss Italian border.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Matterhorn
Hitti von Allmen
Paul Etter
Cardinal Cicognani dies at 80 in Vatican City
Cardinal Gaetano Cicognani, 80, prefect of the Vatican Congregation for Rites, died today at his home of a heart attack. He was the brother of Amleto Cicognani, Vatican secretary of state. Weekend toll rises in Ohio with 42 accidental deaths over the weekend, 30 from traffic accidents, one of the highest non-holiday tolls on record.
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Vatican City
Gaetano Cardinal Cicognani
Vatican Congregation Rites
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Vatican
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Fidelity Series Will MATURE Amid Largest Payment to Shareholders
Fidelity Building and Loan Association announces Series No. 41 will mature on Saturday February 10 with shareholders receiving cash or loan releases. The $277,300 total reflects 350 weeks of deposits at over 4 percent interest. As a mutual association with no stockholders, earnings go to weekly savers who borrow only as depositors. The Fidelity Association operates in Frederick with local officers and directors, headquartered at Frederick Town Savings Institution.
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Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Frederick City
Fidelity Association
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Probe of liquor price differences eyed by Maryland official
Annapolis AP Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein urged a joint federal state probe into price gaps for identical liquor items between Maryland and the District of Columbia. He cited 2.29 dollars for a fifth whiskey in DC versus 4.70 in Maryland and noted DC wholesalers operate efficiently in a dense 69 square mile area while Maryland lacks certain fair trade protections. He proposed FTC and Congress study unlawful trade practices and warned DC has become a cut rate liquor market.
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Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland
District of Columbia
Goldstein
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Alcoholic Beverages Tax Division
D. C
Legislative Council
Sessions
General Assembly
D.C
Hel
Doomsday Eclipse Fails to Bring Calamity Across Asia
Indonesians rip down the U S flag and embassies amid eclipse fears as Hindus in Ahmedabad perform fire sacrifices and Kathmandu becomes a ghost town. Foreign observers note scientific interest while believers fear earthquakes and further disasters during the rare planetary alignment.
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Indian Airlines
Bombay
Katmandu
Nepal
Robber Is Slain In Holdup In Edgewood Motel
Edgewood motel operator Guilford H. Smith wrestled a .38 revolver from a wounded robber during a 2:50 am hold up, fatally shooting the bandit identified as Robert Alexander of North East. The second robber fled with about $100 as Smith, wounded in the scalp, fired a fusillade into the fog and was treated at Harford Memorial Hospital. Police pursued the survivor.
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Edgewood, Md
Edgewood
Guilford H. Smith
Cpl
Wiliam Seckford
J.C. R. W. Wellman
Smith
T Wie
Robert Alexander
North East
Cecil County
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
Sponseller Farm Sells For $42,600
The George Sponseller farm near New Market sold after sealed bids for 252 acres with mansion, 20 stanchion barn, bank barn, two silos and outbuildings. Guardian Lillian Leakins represented Michael Sponseller. buyers were Philip Shore and Jesse Aiken of Chevy Chase. Attorneys were E. Austin James and Z. Townsend Parks Jr. in Baltimore. The circuit court ratified the sale for $42,600.
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New Market
Circuit Court of Baltimore
Lillian L. Leakins
Michael Joseph Sponseller
Philip F. Shore
Jesse E. Aiken
Chevy Chase
Boyer’s Mill Road
E. Austin James and
Z. Townsend Parks Jr
Baltimore
18 Killed In Peruvian Air Crash
Two U S scientists and their wives die in a Faucett DC3 crash in central Peru. All 18 aboard perish after takeoff from Tinga Maria in heavy rain. Victims include Dr Jerome A Uram and Dr Richard Block and their spouses, with MIT and Boyce-Thompson Institute ties noted.
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Peru
U.S
Faucett Airlines
Tinga Maria
Huallaga River
Jerome A. Uram
Newton
Mass
Richard Block
Block
Margaret
Boyce-Thompson Institute
New York City
Borden Co
Uram
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Anne
Bethesda
National Institutes of Health
Philadelphia
Urams
Eric
Eileen
Jap Reds Protest To Bob Kennedy
Three Japanese Communist groups delivered written protests to U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy during his visit to Tokyo. embassy officials said Kennedy had not seen the protests and translations were not yet available. Kennedy met Prime Minister Ikeda and pledged that future U S policy will not neglect Japan.
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U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
David Osborn
Osborn
Japan
Waseda University
Kenedy
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy postpones address on satellite policy
President Kennedy postponed his message to Congress on the government's communications satellite policy and rescheduled it for Wednesday. The White House offered an explanation for the delay as Kennedy is expected to seek collaboration with several firms to develop worldwide communications.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Embassy Riot Injures U S Employee in Jakarta
A student mob in Jakarta stones the U S Embassy and tears down the flag injuring one employee. Protests were sparked by Dutch troop planes refueling on U S soil and linked to U S permission for landings. The attack drew U S protests to Indonesia and diplomatic notes to The Hague.
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West New Guinea
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Jan de Quay
Netherlands
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Subandito
Howard P. Jones
Hague
John Rice
Rice
Hans van Houten
Tokyo
Japan
French Arrest 7 Terrorists
AP reports seven members of the Secret Army Organization were arrested in France as plans surfaced to overthrow the government. Authorities call it the strongest blow yet against the terrorist underground, with attacks including a bomb at Lille TV tower and damage to regional offices in Grenoble.
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Secret Army Organization
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Algeria
Secret Army
France
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de Gaulle
Gernobie
Alps
Market Mixed In NY On Fifth Session Rally Drift
Market notes a tentative rise in New York stocks extending a rally through a fifth session before turning mixed early in the day. Investors weigh gains in some fronts against caution in others as trading volumes stay light and tech shares show uneven performance.
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New York
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