Cleared Of Carnal Knowledge
Robert Lee Young, 19, of near Unionville, acquitted in circuit court after witnesses testified he was at a Mt. Airy Lions carnival on August 20 1960, not at a Sunday School picnic near Liberty where a 13 year old girl claimed an offense occurred. The judge noted the state failed to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt despite a parade of witnesses.
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Robert Lee Young
Unionville
Young
Liberty
Edwin F. Nikirk
Mt. Airy
Rothenhoefer
Cpl. A. D. Hasenbuhler
State Police
Schnauffer
Nikirk
Leslie Tucker
Tucker
Ralph” G Buchman
Mr. Airy Lions
Linda Lou Robertson
University of Maryland
Miss Robertson
Theresa Robertson
Gertrude Robertson
John Lowman
Thais U S Agree On Laos Settlement
U S Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, during a whirlwind Asia tour, says Thailand and the United States are in accord on efforts to settle the Laos crisis peacefully after private talks with Prime Minister Sarit Thanarat. He declines to confirm a coalition government plan for Laos under Prince Souvanna Phouma.
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Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Laos
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sarit Thanarat
Sarit
Souvanna Phouma
Area PTA backs five for school board nominees
Five men receive support from the Frederick County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations for the upcoming school board vacancy. Seven area councils will meet at North Frederick Elementary School to select three nominees to be submitted to the county state central committees and Governor Tawes. Nominated by the Frederick area are Joseph D Baker Harry C Brachey and Dr W E Gladstone Thompson. The Thurmont Middletown and Woodsboro areas back Ellsworth E MaGaha Haller Best. Brunswick area submitted no nominees. North Frederick East Frederick North Market Elm Street Yellow Springs and the south and east county areas did not submit candidates.
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Frederick County
Parent-Teacher Associations
North Frederick
Democrat
Republican
J. Millard Tawes
Chase C. Gove Jr
Gove
Frederick
Grayson Bowers
Joseph D Baker
Harry C. Brachey
W. E. Gladsone Thompson
Washington Street
Lincoln Parkway
Frederick Junior High
Thurmont
Middletown
Ellsworth E. MaGaha
Kenneth Bullivant
PTA
Wolfville
Myersville
Roland Seidel
Sabijlasville
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Haller Best
Ptas
Lewistown
New Midway
Walkersville
Brunswick
Ralph Stauffer
Lavina Hood
Ross V. Smith
South County
East
East Frederick
Free Roads Of Ice In County This Morning
County road crews manned the streets as ice and sleet coated main highways yet avoided major accidents. Officials expect ice to melt with a 40 degree high today while intermittent rain gives way to clearing skies Tuesday and Wednesday. Total precipitation reached .21 inches, with a 28 degree official low.
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Weather Bureau
Alvey V. Renn Signals Interest in Alderman Bid
Frederick businessman and former alderman Alvey V. Renn says he would consider running for Alderman if the Democratic convention in May endorses him. Renn, 25-year Pontiac dealer, active Lions Club leader, and son of 1920s alderman John S. Renn, lives at 200 East Eighth Street and has strong ties to local church and civic groups.
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Alvey V. Renn
Frederick
Renn
John S. Renn
Aldermen
Lions Club
Mr. Renn
The
Lions
Frederick Lodge
Pontiac
General Motors
Reno Pontiac
East Sixth Street
Market Street
Reno
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William JA. Renn
Wheeling
W. Va
East Eighth Street
Market Mixed as New York Stocks Waver After Early Rise
The market showed a mixed picture in New York trading this afternoon after retreating from an initial advance. Activity was moderate as traders assessed gains and declines across sectors.
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New York
Cuban Exiles Organize Attack on Castro in Guatemala
AP report says a group named the Army of Liberation of Cuba plans to overthrow Fidel Castro. Gen Jose E Pedrazay Cabrera heads the outfit, which claims it has no trained soldiers and needs U S weapons to mobilize. Spokesman says men are scattered across the continent awaiting a signal to unite, while officials deny active training here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Army of Liberation of
Jose E. Pedraza Y Cabrera
Pedraza
United States
Bus overturns on icy Baltimore street injuring five pupils
A school bus skidded on an icy road in Baltimore County near Granite and toppled over a bank injuring five children and the driver. The group from Little Flower parochial school near Woodstock College was treated at Liberty Rehabilitation Center and released. Police report the children are from the same family.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Liberty Rehabilitation Center
Little Flower
Woodstock College
Granite
Flood Toll Mounts After German Floods With 144 Dead
In Hamburg and across North Germany disaster teams labored in near freezing weather to find more than 100 missing and presumed dead after weekend floods. Death tolls rose with 120 in Hamburg and deaths in Bremen Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony. Three days of mourning were proclaimed and economic damages ran into hundreds of millions.
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Hamburg
Germany
North Germany
West Germany
North Sea
Bremen
Lower Saxony
Schleswig-Holstein
Wee Women Joba Floor Woes Spark Harsh Warning
A brief item notes a playful jab about a pet or child nicknamed Joba stomping on a newly waxed floor. The speaker warns of trouble, hinting at household friction and a joking domestic scene.
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Joba
Union To Finance Home Building
The Baltimore Sun reports organized labor plans to use pension funds to finance private homes built by union labor in the Maryland Washington area. AFL-CIO building president Cornelius J. Haggerty says a pilot in Gaithersburg is under way and the drive aims to unionize the home-building industry by directing hundreds of millions in pension money from government bonds and banks into the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltmore Sun
Organized Labor
Maryland
Washington
Afl-Cio
Cornelius J. Haggerty
Haggerty
Gaithersburg
Sun
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Fire Destroys Auto Near Buckeystown
A 1962 Pontiac parked along Monocacy Bottom road near Buckeystown was destroyed by fire last night. Carroll Manor Fire Department responded. the car was a total loss and registered to Joseph T. Arnold of Frederick. State Police Corporal Robert T. Storer leads the investigation. Carroll Kehne filed this morning as a Democratic primary candidate for County Commissioner, operating a Patrick and Jefferson streets service station and residing in Yellow Springs Tuscarora district.
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Monocacy Bottom Road
Buckeystown
Carroll Manor
Joseph T. Arnold
Frederick
Rober T. Storer
Carroll Kehne
Carroll H. Kehne
Patrick
Jefferson Streets
Yellow Springs
Tusteorora
iKehne
Snowstorm heads into the Northeast from Midwest blitz
The National storm system, with wind and heavy snow, swept from the Dakotas to Michigan and into the Northeast. Sioux Falls recorded 31 inches as the season’s heaviest snow, while travel halted, schools closed, and airports shut across Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Ice fishermen and motorists faced dangerous conditions as temperatures plunged to subzero in North Dakota and teens elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Dakotas
Michigan
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Upper Lakes
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Rockies
Sheboygan
Ozaukee
Lake Poygan
Oshkosh
State Conservation Department
Snow
Algerian Cease-Fire Near as Talks Continue
Paris reports secret talks between French authorities and Algerian nationalist rebels may yield a cease-fire soon. Rebel Foreign Minister Saad Dahlab said negotiations are ongoing in good conditions. A government statement and in Paris officials suggested an accord might end the 72-year rebellion pending final approval.
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Parisap
France
Cam
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Tunis
Saad Dahlab
Dahlah
National Council of the
Giar
Kennedy asks Congress for $2 billion public works powers
President Kennedy sent legislation to Congress to grant standby authority to activate up to 2 billion dollars in public works at the early stage of any business ship. In a letter he called the tool invaluable against recession and said it would speed up federal projects and provide grants and loans to states to start high priority improvements without waiting for action by Congress.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Weather Clears for John Glenn Orbital Launch Attempt
In Cape Canaveral optimistic briefing reports generally improved conditions in Atlantic recovery zones for the Friendship 7 mission. Countdown milestones reached with Atlas booster and capsule in go condition, launch hoped between 7:30 AM and 12:30 PM Tuesday. powers calls odds at least 60 to 40 in favor.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Project Mercury
Atlantic
Coll Glenn
John A Powers
Dick Harlow Succumbs To Heart Attack
Dick Harlow, renowned college football coach for 36 years, died at Bethesda Naval Hospital likely from a heart attack. He aged 72, coached at Colgate Western Maryland and Harvard, and earned a 60-7-13 record at Western Maryland with an unbeaten 27 game span before moving to Harvard. He also served in both World Wars and was an avid ornithologist with a $40,000 eggs collection. He was born October 19, 1889 in Philadelphia.
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Bethesda
Harlow
Western Maryland
Marlow
Harvard
Iie
Army
Navy
Hott Sutjectsim College
Tathare Cresson
Philadelphia
Westminster
Sie
Western Maryland College
South Sterling
Fire Damages In Derwood Home Estimated At 4000
About 4000 dollars in damage was estimated for a Derwood house fire that burned two rooms around 4 am. Gaithersburg and Rockville fire companies responded to the alarm. The Montgomery County fire board could not identify the owner.
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Derwood
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Mentgevery
James Barton Dies at 71 in Nassau Hospital
James F. Barton, 71, famed for his long Broadway run as Jeffer Lester in Tobacco Road, died at Nassau Hospital after a heart attack. He led the play from 1934 to 1939, making Tobacco Road the second longest running Broadway production.
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James Barton
Mineola
N.Y
James F. Barton
Jeffer Lester
Fighter Patrols In Reserve For Berlin Air Lanes
Berlin reports Allied aircraft moved through the north corridor from Berlin to counter renewed Soviet pressure on Berlin air links. Western transports flew deliberately below Soviet restrictions for a three hour period while Moscow warned of black bookings and claimed no need to notify each flight under safety rules. The dispute centers on Berlin air corridors linking Berlin with Frankfurt Hannover and Hamburg and the safety rules governing civilian and military flights.
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Berlin
Berlin- Hamburg
Red Air Force
Hamburg
Moscow
Frankfurt
Hannover
Kremlin
East Germany
Red
De Gaulle Proposes Summit Talks on Disarmament
France's Charles de Gaulle reportedly proposed a Big Four summit on disarmament in a note to Nikita Khrushchev. The move, relayed to Britain, counters Khrushchev's plan to raise the Geneva conference to heads of government level. Soviet premier's suggestion drew little support in London or Washington.
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London
de Gaile
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Geneva
Washington
Westminster man held on 1509 bond for assault
Carl A. Campbell, 35, of Westminster, was jailed on a 1509 bond on an assault and battery charge after a fight at Feagaville. He and John J. Baltzley, 41, received hospital treatment for head wounds. Trooper Stephen P. Riland said the dispute began over a piece of equipment and involved a solder bar.
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Westminster
Feagaville
Carl A. Campbell
John J. Balkley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stephen P. Riland
Baltzley
Campbell
Hiis
Riland
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North Market
Elm Street
Hesbia Foster
Urbana
Point of Rocks
Doubs
Adamstown
New Market
Baker
Baker-Kefauver, Inc
Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Frederick County Welfare Board
Joseph D. Baker
Ellsworth
MaGaha
Y. E. G. Thompson
Castro
McNamara
Honolulu
Robert
South Viet Nam
Dick Harlow
W. Md
Soviets
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