No GOPs File For 5 Offices
With six days left to file for election the Republican party has no candidates for five major offices. Democrats show activity with several filings including state senate county commissioner sheriff and other posts. The March 5 filing deadline looms as observers expect late activity and possible vacancies on primary ballots.
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Board of Election Office
W. Jerome Offutt
Election Board
Central Committee
Ellis Wachter
George B. Stupp
Otter
Register of Wills
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Charlotte Yarrell
Roads Boards
A. Irvin Renn
Norvell Belt
Lawrence Dorsey
Franklin H. Carlisle
John C. Ramsburg
Crummell P. Jacobs
Horace Mr. Alexander
Robert
Rothenhoefer
O Rohens’ Court
Mary H. Greery
Caroline McGill
Osward Stup
Grace Harp Sporrier
Howard Damuth
Stet Sne'e
Delbert
Null
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Smelser
House of Delegates
Charles Ceriis
House
Soviet Rocketplane Launch System Reported by Analysts
U S intelligence specialists say the Soviet Union may have developed air launched manned rocketplanes to serve as first stage boosters for spaceships satellites and intercontinental missiles A 160 page Commerce Department document cites tests in 1960 and notes reuse potential if confirmed The report cautions its conclusions are not government approved and published for idea exchange only
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Washington
Soviet Union
U. S
United States
Commerce Department
Office of Technical Services
Pacific
Weather Warmth Returns After Friday Rain Across Frederick County
Severe rain drenched Frederick County Friday night while sunshine returned this morning. Forecasters predicted occasional showers ending this afternoon with colder air settling in tonight and no major precipitation expected for several days. Fog eased overnight though some areas faced limited visibility in the gray mist.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Monay
Priest Dies After Robbery At Rectory
In Washington a Catholic priest, Rev Francis Carney 54, died soon after two masked gunmen robbed the church rectory of 381 dollars. The men fled after forcing Carney to awaken a colleague and police were called. resuscitation failed and he died of what appeared to be a heart attack. The incident followed the robbery of collection box receipts.
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Washington
Francis Carney
Thomas W. Cantwell
Church of the Incarnation
Father Carney
Father Cantwell
Trooper’s Car Crashes in Fog at Braddock Heights
A Maryland trooper driving toward Route 40A in thick fog lost control on Ridge Road and struck the home of Merril F. Haines, causing $1,000 damage to the police cruiser and brick pillar. Trooper Neil W. Alexander was treated for head and face injuries. The escapee Warren Harding was later captured near Middletown after stealing a pickup.
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Cruser
Merril F. Haines
Neil W. Alexander
Maryland Reformatory For
Brethersville
Warren Harding
Baltimore
Robert W. McAfee
Middletown
Hiram J. Brown
Alexander
Ridge Road
Route 404
Haines
Frederick Memorial Hospital
McAfee
Harding
CG. B. Routzahn
Boonsboro
Fragmentary quotation hints at attire advice
A partial OCR fragment quotes a speaker advising wearing five-button suits to appear fully clothed. The context and attributions are unclear, leaving the exact person, setting, and purpose unspecified.
Peiping denounces U S aid to South Viet Nam
Tokyo AP dispatch reports Peiping accusing the United States of undeclared war in South Viet Nam. China denounces U S military support and intervention as a threat to security of North Viet Nam and peace in Asia. China calls for immediate U S withdrawal and warns of three kinds of war plans.
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United States
New China News Agency
U.S
Viet Nam
United States of America
South
Nori Viet Nam
China
Piping
Peiping Foreign Ministry
Kennedy
Jailed For Refusing To Hang Up Emergency Call
WHITTIER Calif AP A judge ordered 10 days in jail and $200 fines for William Liles and Natale Burton after they refused to release a party-line telephone for an emergency call. The judge said if told of an emergency on the line one must hang up. A neighbor died after an interruption prevented timely help.
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Norwalk
Natale Louise Burton
Los Angeles
Glenn Returns From Orbit With Courageous Spaceflight
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. ends a three month public spotlight after a dramatic mission aboard the Atlas rocket. He recalls the orange glow of reentry and the heat shield concerns as ground crews guided the capsule through a tense landing and welcome by family and officials.
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Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
United States
Pad 14
Mercury Centrol
Cocoa Beach
Anna
Patrick Air Force Base
Lyn
David
Glenn
Palm Beach
Earth
2000 MPH B70 Bomber Taking Shape in Mojave Desert
In Palmdale California the B70 prototype nears completion in a massive Mojave hangar. The 185 foot long, 950 ton craft will be flight ready by year end with six J93 engines and a tail wing converting shock waves into lift. Officials weigh whether to build more after testing.
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Palmdale
Calif
Mojave Desert
Priday
Redstone
Alan B. Shepard Jr
North American Aviation, Inc
Kennedy sees reunified Germany possible but warns on Soviet changes
Robert F Kennedy predicted that divided Germany may one day be reunified though no magic formula exists. He cited potential Soviet shifts as a factor, after talks with Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn. Kennedy voiced optimism for liberty over communism and praised West Germany as a steadfast ally.
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Bonn
Germany
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Adenauer
West Germany
Frederick ministers push equality program at association meeting
Members at the Frederick County Ministerial Association meeting this week endorsed a plan to promote equal opportunities for all residents. They also debated the ministerium's responsibilities and heard Rev Dr E E Gross speak on devotional services. The meeting at Church of the Nazarene adjourned with a prayer by Rabbi Morris Kosman. Dutch stocking plan amid Indonesian pressure in West New Guinea aims to stock four months of food.
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State Police
Court House
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Montevue
United Brethren Church
E. E. Gross
Church of the Nazarene
Morris Kosman
Hollandia
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Kennedy rejects Khrushchev summit proposal at Geneva talks
President Kennedy formally rejects Soviet Premier Khrushchev's bid for a summit to open the Geneva disarmament conference. The reply to Moscow is expected within days. Washington sources say Kennedy favors ministerial talks first with a possible later summit. Macmillan urged flexibility to avoid hardening U S positions.
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Geneva
Khrushchev
State Department
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Washington
U. S
Winter storm dumps up to seven inches across Midwest and East
A late winter storm spread from northern Illinois to New England dropping up to seven inches of snow in Bradford Pennsylvania and South Bend Indiana. Five inches fell in Cleveland and Akron Ohio and Olean New York. Severe ice and high winds caused power outages and road closures across several states.
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South Bend
Ind
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Akron
Ohio
Olean
N.Y
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Columbus
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Mississippi
Vicksburg
Miss
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Missouri
Atkinson
Kan
St Joseph
Maryville
Oregon
Abernethy clocks keep winding mystery after dig
In Abernethy Scotland government archeologists unearthed centuries old skeletons in the clock tower foundations. Councillor Harry Bett condemns the dig while townsfolk report the clock remains wound by an unknown power. Mayor Robert Morrison orders an inquiry and town official Eric Stevenson holds the clock and tower key saying he does not know who winds it.
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Abernethy
Scotland
Ministry of Works
Harry Bett
Robert Morrison
Eric Stevenson
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