Jury Selected For McGolerick Barn Fire Trial
A jury of seven women and five men was chosen to try 22 year old Donald A. McGolerick on 15 charges of barn burning. Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. will preside as McGolerick, once a University of Maryland student, pleads not guilty. The case relates to about 22 fires on farms near New Market during 1966.
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Donald A. McGolerick
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
George Shadoan
Rockville
McGolerick
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Frederick J. Bower
University of Maryland
Janie R. Reed
Wade F. Horsey
Charles C. Rutledge
Loretta T. Foster
Olive S. Ingalls
William E. Clark, Sr
Dorothy A. Thomas
Catherine Remsberg
Alton R. Kemp
Talismen
John W. Frank
Elizabeth D. Rhoads
Jean K. Bokesch
Lawrence Nelson
Dorothy Ranneberger
Cash and pistol stolen from Brenn's Tavern
About 70 in cash and a pistol valued at 90 were stolen in a breaking and entering at Brenn's Tavern at Sixth and North Market Street. Owner Hassen Stewart discovered the break at 4 30 a.m. entry was gained by prying a back door lock. City Police Detective Bureau investigating.
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Brenn
Sixth and
North Market Street
Hassen Stewart
Stewart
City Police Detective Bureau
Market advances on strong earnings in early trading
New York stock market moved higher in early trading on solid earnings reports. Gains outpaced losses by more than two to one on the New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Senator Opposes Public Day Care Centers Proposed by Welfare
State Senator Charles H. Smelser today said he would not support the Welfare Department proposal for public day care centers. He cited high costs and staffing needs, noting 17 centers at 75 000 each totaling 1 2 million, or 1 500 per child, as impractical. The plan would serve 45 to 30 children ages three to five with a staffed center for welfare mothers seeking work.
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Charles H. Smelser
State Department of Welfare
State Welfare Department
Senate Finance Committee
Smelser
State Welfar Department
Norman R. Stone Jr
Dbalty County
North Pont Boulevard
Bethlehem Steel
Clarence M Mitchell
D-Balto
Barktchell
Senate Panel Moves to End Taverns Racial Exemptions
In Annapolis a Senate committee voted to repeal the 1964 public accommodations exemption for taverns, aiming to require service to all races. One Democrat opposed, arguing practical problems, while supporters cite broader civil rights and housing discrimination efforts.
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Annapolis
Senate
J. Joseph Curran Jr
D-Balto
Curran
Court of Appeals
Senate Ponders Changes to Civil Rights Bill Open Housing Debate
In Washington, backers of the civil rights bill plan to table the open housing amendment to salvage the measure. Senate leaders faced a 55 to 37 vote to end debate, seven shy of cloture, with a second cloture vote likely to fail without GOP support as Dirksen urges self-approval of cloture.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Jan TA
GOP
Everett M Dirksen
Senate Rt
Citadel Battle In Ath Week
SAIGON AP U S Marine jets return to Hue battle for the first time in five days as a brutal campaign nears its fourth week. Bombs napalm and rockets hit Communist troops near the Hue Citadel as shells light up a wall of shanties. Marines report a direct hit on an ammunition dump and fire darkens the sky. Civilians are warned to flee while enemy forces around the former Imperial Palace face surrender or die.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
George McArthur
Perfume Riser
Imperial Palace
Three Injured In Wreck Near Sabillasville
Three men from Waynesboro Pa are listed in fair condition at Waynesboro Hospital after a Tuesday night crash near Sabillasville Maryland Route 81. Glenn Ressler Ronald Serbler and James Hahn suffered shocks abrasions head injuries and concussions as their truck left the road and overturned in a ditch. The Richards Conkhire investigation is noted by State Police.
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Waynesboro
Sabillasville
Glenn A Ressler Jp
Ronald L Serbler
James HP Hahn
Emmitsburg
MD. 81
Sahillasville
Ressler
$6.4 Million Requested For Detrick
McNamara defense request totals 2.88 billion for Military Construction with key Maryland items including 6.433 million for Ft. Detrick and 5.121 million for Ft. Meade. Other large allocations cover Naval Air Test Center Patuxent River and NSA at Meade plus a new Orlando Naval Training Center project.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Ft. Detrick
Ft Meade
Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent River
Lexington Park
Naval Academy
Army
Abderdeen Proving Ground
Army Map Service
Ft. Meade
Ft Ritchie
Navy — Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Training Center
Bairbridge
Naval Ordnance Station
Indian Head
Navy School
Explosive Ordnance Disposal
Air Force
Andrews Afb
Camp Springs
National Security Agency
Ft. George G. Meade
Defense Atomic Support Agency
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
Pope names successor to Cardinal Ritter
Pope Paul VI appoints Bishop John J Carberry of Columbus to succeed the late Joseph Cardinal Ritter as archbishop of St Louis. Carberry, 63, a Brooklyn native, has led Columbus since January 18, 1965, and Ritter died on June 10.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John J Carberry
Columbus
Onin
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St Louis
Vatican
Brooklyn
Cardinal Ritter
Blast damages Soviet Embassy in Washington
Pre-dawn explosion rocks the Soviet Embassy in Washington injuring no one and shattering windows along Embassy Row. Police and a State Department spokesman say the attack caused limited damage with two suspects reportedly nabbed, while officials offer Russia assistance.
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Washington
Embiras
Davin
Tate Groupe
Es Secis
Adiaen
State Department
Dreen
Anatoly F. Debdrynin
Nat Reed
Bee
Mtek Wis
Cold spell grips area with subfreezing readings
The weather office forecasts continued deep cold for several days with highs near 20 degrees and nights down to zero or five below. Gusty winds amplify the chill as Tuesday's 39 degree high gives way to dawn readings around seven below, with Unionville and Frederick stations reporting near record lows.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
Unionville
Frederick D. C. Expressway Rates Best Chance Of Okay
The Washington Frederick Expressway is deemed most likely to win toll road approval among Maryland options. SRC Director Jerome Wolff met with commission members in Annapolis to approve engineering and traffic studies, with no construction authorization yet. A Wilbur Smith and Associates report favors the Washington Frederick route as the strongest toll road candidate amid rising costs and reduced federal funds. Montgomery County engineer George R. Kelley notes current roads cannot meet demand, citing 70-S traffic mainly local users and the Bethesda Braddock Heights commute as a daily nightmare during peak hours.
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Washington-Frederick
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Jerome B Wolff
SRC
Annapolis
Commission
Wolff
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Connecticut
Montgomery County
George R. Kelley
Kelley
Bethesda
Braddock Heights
Washington Birthday Ads Guide Shoppers To Bargains
The Frederick News 52 page edition acts as a shopping guide for George Washington birthday sales with budget values in ads. No mail delivery Thursday and post office window service closed. wartime and unemployment offices also observe holiday closures.
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Washington
Frederick News
George Washington
Frederick County
James A. Grove
Frederick
The
Wars Land Department of Employment Security
Iyoo
Hagerstown Adopts Open Housing Ordinance
Hagerstown Maryland moves to restrict apartments under an open housing law. The ordinance, passed Tuesday, covers preexisting buildings but exempts owner occupied units and small residences. The council aims to extend protections while aligning with state standards.
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Hagerstown
Cs Councel
Fire Log Notes Firefighter Response At Local Address
A Tuesday fire incident was reported along the Taas Moersuue area near Brtrswich Noy. Firefighters from Revky Hoon Rocks Edge and Sands for TE responded to the scene on Bridge Road. The event involved a blaze at a residence or structure, with units on site and no further details available from the fragment.
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Chow Rose
Taas
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