Weisberg and the JFK Conspiracy Debate
Harold Weisberg, a 62 year old former newsman and retired poultry farmer in Frederick, questions the Warren Commission and government cover ups surrounding the Kennedy assassination. He argues the focus should be on institutional deceit rather than who killed JFK, warning that if a President can be killed and the truth hidden, public safety is at risk. The piece contrasts Weisberg with other theorists while noting figures like Sylvia Megher and Howard Roffman.
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Weisberg Ip
Sylvia Megher
Howard Roffman
Weisberg
Frederick
Jfk
Johnson
Gerald Ford
Kennedy
Harold Weisberg
Fire log reports multiple calls across county area
Over 48 hours ending 10 am the fire log lists house fires in 227 W Market St 10 23 am and 7 51 am near Thurmont plus brush and building fires on Central Church Rd New Market Monrovia Walkersville and Middletown with units from Uniteds Independence Citizens Urbana Damascus Hyattstown Brunswick and Maryland EMS responding Ambulance calls total Emergencies 30 Routines 5 Jail population males 51 females 2
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W. South ST
Uniteds
Independents
Citizens
W. Market ST
Lynn Burke
New Market
Damascus
Central Church Road
Monrovia
Hyattstown
Hoffmaster Road
Brunswick
Dargan
Walkersville High School
Walkersville
W. Potomac ST
Big Woods Road
Urbana
MT. Pleasant
Larch Lane
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Snells Nursery
Runkles Road
Two cited for drunk driving in separate incidents
Charles L. Creager of Emmitsburg and William H. Reedy of West Patrick Street were jailed on drunken driving charges with related offenses on Sunday and early today with trials set in District Court for Mareton and April 13 respectively. Additional arrests include stop sign and red light violations plus a group charged with excessive speeds over the weekend.
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West Patrick Street
U.S. 15
Charles L. Creager
Emmitsburg
Mareton
South Jefferson Street
William H. Reedy
Peggy J. Moran
Rt 12
Frederick
West Second Street
West College Terrace
Ronald L. Rice
Thurmont
West Seventh Street
Taney Avenue
Samuel H. Kline Jr
Fleming Avenue
Carroll Parkway
College Terrace
Frederick Shoppers World
Wayne L. Catron
Rt. 8
Austin L. Rollins
West South Street
South Bentz Street
Rosemont Avenue
David R. Baldwin
Curtis F. King
East Seventh Street
West Fourth Street
North Bentz Street
Merrill F. Watson
Oak Street
Donald E. Sloat
East Third Street
Joel F. Snyder
Jerry J. Zeisler
Brooklyn, N.Y
Glenn K. Baker
Middletown
Carl L. Eyler
Rt. 3
Frederick W. Masser
Thomas Avenue
Metropolitan panel debates private sewer systems and costs
In a lengthy session MSC members and officials spar over extending the commission’s authority to reject private sewer plants. Lou Bross argues the amendment duplicates inspections and raises costs, while Albert Cinquepalma defends giving the MSC power to refuse private plants if county interests demand.
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MSC
Lou Bross
Department of Environmental Services
Albert A. Cinquepalma
Metro Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Sterling Bollinger
Zimmerman
Thal
Cinquéepalma
Mr. C
Metropolitan Commission
Wirts
Lewis
Crum
Charles H. Smelser
Rent control debate heats city meeting on uniform law
Landlords warn uniform rent control may curb upkeep and turn neighborhoods into slums echoing New York. Officials dispute blanket limits, while MSC critics push abolishing the Metro Commission and shifting authority to elected leaders. lawmakers weigh the perspectives as a late-session proposal moves forward.
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New York
Richard C. Brady
Crawford
Protestors disrupt Hopkins convocation over honorary degree
Six young protestors disrupted Johns Hopkins University centennial convocation in Baltimore objecting to an honorary degree for the Shah of Iran’s twin sister. City police arrested five protesters for disorderly conduct after guards dragged them from a balcony.
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Baltimore
Iran
Johns Hopkins University
District court report on charges dispositions Friday trial
Court dispositions list district court Friday for city police charges. Names include Roger Aleshire disorderly conduct fined 10 dollars. Barbara Byrd shoplifting fined 100 with probation six months. Carol Hagan shoplifting fined 50 with probation. Sandra Brown bad check fined 5, jail 2 days suspended, six months probation. Collateral forfeitures record speeding and traffic offenses for multiple defendants across Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Roger Aleshire
Frederick
Barbara Byrd
Carol Hagan
Sandra Brown
Brandywine
Frederick County
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Gaede We Paas
Sue Cory
Jcpenney
Frederick Towne Mall
Rt. 40
Elmwood Drive
Beck
Meadows van & Storage, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
District Court Report
David Davenport
Washington, D.C
Milton Lewis Swain
Charles Jacob Huffer
Ralph John Little Jr
Cynthia Kay Driver
George Mallet Prevost
Dickerson
Daniel Alle Trey
Leopold Bonisese Jr
Bangra
Walter Robert Ramsburg
Edwin Gayl Stanfield
Ng Rede Ene
Armstrong Solarian
Frederick, Ma
Apoolis
Browning
Ridge Road
Germantown
BOE Clacaa Cavingc
Jay Forney
Him
State Farm
State Farm Life Insurance Company
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