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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 23, 1962

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Four Plead Guilty To Break-Ins In Circuit Court

Four youths pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in Circuit Court with larceny charges dropped. Judge Schnauffer withheld sentencing pending pre-sentencing investigations. Witnesses described breaking into cabins along the C and O Canal towpath near Brunswick and taking food and fishing gear.

Patrick M. Schnauffer Robert S. Rothenhoefer C. and O. Canal Brunswick Edwin Stanley Kennan Henry I. Stafford Stafford Kennan Harry Bean Tfc Richard Burgee Mt. Wilson Hospital Turner J. Vernot Summers

C W Coins Sell Out In Ten Minutes

Five thousand Civil War Centennial coins were issued by local banks in Frederick County in under ten minutes. The coins, priced at 50 cents, were dedicated to Gathland Memorial and were part of a series honoring Civil War correspondents. A line stretched from Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank to City Hall. Additional coins are planned for May and July.

South Mountain C. Lease Bussard Frederick County Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank City Hall Gathland Memorial Washington County

Police Take Feather To Hagerstown

Keith Feather was moved Thursday from the local jail to Washington County Jail Hagerstown for a March grand jury appearance on a murder charge. He had turned himself in after the January 28 death of his wife Betty Jo Feather who was shot five times in a car on East Patrick Street.

Keith Feather Washington County Hagerstown Feather Winchester Betty Jo Feather Robert S. Rothenhoefer James Shine Winchester Police F. M. Funk Strine State Darhall Sandy Hook Frederick Elmer G. Miller Virginia

Thick Fog Halts Traffic and Rocks Block Mountain Road

Dense fog slowed Freder ick County traffic with a 600 pound boulder sliding from Braddock Mountain onto U S Route 40 after freeze thaw conditions. State Police removed the rock and warned motorists. A storm potential brings rain then possible snow with temperatures dropping from 38 high to 31 early morning.

Frederick County Weather Bureau Braddock Mountain Donald Martin Pennsylvania State Roads Office State Roads

Many Honors Due Glenn

Nation showers praise for John H. Glenn Jr with ticker tape parades honorary citizenships and named landmarks across the country Ohio New York Florida Vermont Maine and Washington stages plan events while Glenn returns home to a grand welcome in Concord Ohio and awaits a possible hometown celebration.

Associated Press John H. Glenn Jr Marine Leutenant New York City Alan B. Shepard Jr Virgil I. Grissom Glenn Ottawa Quincy Mass Larkspur Calif Bryant Olney Englad Washington State Albert D. Rossellini Seattle New Concord Ohio

Glenn returns to Cape Canaveral amid triumphant welcome

John H. Glenn Jr. arrives at the missile base after orbiting two thirds around the world. A 17 car motorcade accompanies the astronaut from airport to spaceport over 18 miles as thousands cheer. Glenn smiles and waves from the open convertible with his wife and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson beside him.

CSPE Airport Spaceport Glenn Johnson

Revolt Crushed In Turkey Amid Civil War Fears

In Ankara a flash mutiny by young army officers was crushed as Premier Ismet Inonu maintained control. Ringleaders seized key sites overnight but the air force army and navy chiefs rallied to support the government. The revolt appeared centered on reforms in land taxes education and agriculture and was confined to military schools and units.

Ankara Turkey Ismet Inonu Inonu Cevdet Sunay Sunay Muhittin Onur Twonu Signal Corps War Academy

Reds publish picture of rocket carrying submarine

Moscow news notes the Soviet Union released for the first time an image of a rocket carrying submarine. Krasnaya Zvezda claims the craft cannot fire underwater like U S Polaris subs. The photo shows two rockets on the stern. Soviet leaders claim such subs are central to the Red fleet but have not confirmed underwater firing.

Moscow Soviet Union Krasnaya Zvezda Red Star

Car crash caused by cough in Stockport court case

Kenneth Wilkins testified his smoker's cough caused a night incident in which his car mounted a sidewalk injuring a pedestrian bending a no parking sign wrecking a shop window and crashing into a pub wall. The court acquitted him of dangerous driving.

Stockport England Kenneth Wilkins Wilkins

Maryland lawmakers propose teacher pay raises in 7.4 million plan

Bills sponsored by 34 House delegates and six senators seek to raise public school salaries by about 5249 per teacher with state aid, ranging from 226 to 320 by county. The plan would guarantee a state minimum salary scale of 4000 to 6000, with counties to use funds for salaries above current levels. The Maryland State Teachers Association backs the measure as does the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers citing turnover and qualifications concerns.

Annapolis Maryland Baltimore County Calvert Milson S. Raver Maryland State Teachers Association Tawes Fred L. Bull Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers PTAS

Kennedy lays wreath at Berlin Red Wall

In Berlin Robert F Kennedy laid a wreath to victims of Communist tyranny at the Red Wall. East Berliners watched from behind curtains as Kennedy’s motorcade arrived. West Berlin crowds cheered Kennedy and his pledge to defend West Berlin. He also visited the Ploetzensee memorial and America House before presenting an American bald eagle to the West Berlin zoo.

Berlin Robert F. Kennedy Red Wall West United States West Berlin New York Chicago Kennedy Willy Brandt Edward M Ploetzensee Adolf Hatler America House

Powell Files For Dems Committee

Powell seeks re election to a second four year term as vice chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee. He, Leatherman, and Barigis are filing for seven committee posts. Powell is active in the Jeffersonian Club, a former city policeman, and a wallpaper contractor. He and wife Annabell Lee Powell live on East Ninth Street with one daughter Edna Trene Powell.

Austin C. Powell Democratic State Central Committee Powell Marshall A. Leatherman Earl W. Barigis Jeffersonian Club Jeffersonian Club Inc Eagles Junior Fire Company Annabell Lee Hood College East Ninth Street Edna Trene Powell Washington Lawrence Powell The Young Democrats

Bonanza Actors Hurt During Film Sequence

Dan Blocker Hoss and Pernell Roberts Adam from Bonanza were injured Thursday at Iverson's Ranch in the San Fernando Valley. Roberts' mount fell and Blocker's horse moved over him, sending both to Northridge Emergency Hospital and then to a bone specialist. Blocker suffered a fractured left collar bone. Roberts has neck muscle sprains. Blocker to wear cast about four weeks.

Hollywood Dan Blocker Hoss Pernell Roberts Adam Iverson San Fernando Valley NBC Roberts Mount Fell Blocker Northridge Emergency Hospital Jack Moshein

Cupino Seeks Seat on GOP Committee

James Jimmie F. Cupino 1309 West South street filed as a candidate for the Republican State Central Committee. A 36 year old Frederick County native and jail turnkey, he has eight years as deputy sheriff under Horace M Alexander. A World War II Army Air Force veteran, he belongs to the Loyal Order of Moose and St Johns Church. He is married to Doris L Wallace with a son James F Cupino Jr.

James Jimmie’ F. Cupino West South Street Republican State Central Committee Central Committee Cupino Frederick County Brimswick Frederick Horace M Alexander Republican Party Cupine United States Army Air Force South Pacific Loyal Order of Moose Brunswick St. John's Catholic Church Doris L Wallace Burkittsville James F. Cupino Jr St. John’s Parochial School

Demobilizing Moslems in Algeria Sparks Discontent

In Algiers AP dispatch reports bitter reactions from both French and Moslem officers to a plan to demobilize 140000 Algerian Moslems in French uniforms. The move signals confidence a ceasefire nears but risks internal army crisis as right wing groups oppose Algeria remaining French. The Algerian rebel council meets in Tripoli to discuss a tentative ceasefire and independence steps. France endorses the accord and announces gradual demobilization with bonuses pensions and options to reenlist or resettle in France.

Algiers Algeria National Council Tripoli Libya France Charles de Gaulle

Savings and loans rise in New York amid favorable news

SL shares climb in early afternoon trading as savings and loans respond to positive news while the broader stock market drifts lower. Trading runs moderate as investors weigh developments and market tone remains cautious.

SL Rises NEW York Ap) — Savings and Loans

Glenn receives space medal from Kennedy after world flight

President Kennedy awards the Distinguished Service Medal to astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. for his four hour fifty six minute flight around the world. Glenn thanks the launch crew and praises team effort while a grateful nation looks on.

Cape Canaveral Fla Kennedy John H. Glenn Jr Glenn National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mt. Suribachi Col Marine ‘Corps Navy Robert R. Gilruth Project Mercury Gilruth Co] Glenn Washington Anna The Cape

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