Middletown teen crushed under car at Model Garage
Glenn John Rogowsky 17 died from a crushed chest when a bumper jack slipped while he worked under a 1954 Chevrolet in the storage lot behind Model Garage in Middletown. Investigating trooper noted the accident occurred around 9:45 a.m. and funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Lee Ropp
Model Garage
Rogowsky
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ropp
Edward W. Lennox
Soviet Defector Leaps From Cambridge Building
A Russian philosophy professor from the University of Leningrad, Jouri Aseyef, 35, who studied at Harvard since September, fell three stories from an American friend's Cambridge apartment Thursday night and was in critical condition. He had applied for asylum, State Department officials said, with his family back in Leningrad under heavy psychological strain.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jouri Aseyef
University of Leningrad
Harvard
State Department
Martin Cramer
Aseyef
Fort Meade Exchange Robbery Reported
Thieves entered the Fort Meade post exchange by removing a door from a storage area and stole about 7051.32 in merchandise including 15 typewriters, 70 wristwatches, jewelry, cigarette lighters, and writing implements. Civilian manager William T. Chewning found the break Friday morning. theft occurred between 6 p.m. Thursday and 7:35 a.m. Friday.
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Odenton
Ft. Meade
William T. Chewning
Exchange
Busy Meet For School Board
The Board of Education will review plans for Governor Thomas Johnson High School and consider a new Director of Business Administration and possible Assistant Supervisor of Transportation at the January meeting. About two dozen apply for the two positions, with Allen R. Gaddis III remaining on the job until a replacement is named and trained. Plans for the multi million dollar high school are in the study committee’s hands, with bids possibly advertised soon to begin work in spring. The Emmitsburg Thurmont issue is not on the agenda, though surveyors may further study the Staub site near Thurmont. EVA GABOR ROBBED Miami police report two gunmen slugged actress Eva Gabor and robbed her of a $25,000 diamond ring and other jewelry and cash.
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Board of Education
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Allen R. Gaddis III
Gaddis
James A. Sensenbaugh
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Sensenbaugh
Staub
Thurmont
U.S. 15
Sabillasville
To Be Bit Cooler Over Weekend
Temperatures run above normal Friday with a high near 56. Expect a cooler spell with highs around 50 and a morning low near 39 as the warm spell ends. No precipitation is in sight though melted snow may refreeze at night, keeping streets hazardous in spots.
Cambridge Meeting Withdrawn Over Desegregation Progress
Cambridge Human Relations Commission chairman Rev Allan Whatley withdrew a request for a Washington meeting with Maryland's congressional delegation. He stated recent events and progress in desegregation make a Dorchester County meeting unnecessary at this time.
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Maryland
Washington
Cambridge Human Relations Commission
Allan Whatley
Dorchester County
Commission
Eisenhower plans center for Valley Forge freedom
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower announced a national fundraising drive aimed at a 7.5 million American freedom center at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The center would support research study and training in constitutional government for citizens.
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Valley Forge
Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Welfare payments top forty four thousand in Frederick County
Frederick County welfare payments for November totaled 44108.41 with 952 recipients up 5 from last year. Aid to dependent children accounted for most of the outlay, while increases occurred in aid to disabled and totally blind beneficiaries. Old age, foster care, and general public assistance showed declines or smaller gains.
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Frederick County
State Department of Public Welfare
Hood Walkersville class resumes as postmaster named
Hood College resumes after holidays with a public lecture on Hinduism by Dr. Chandradhar Sharma in Coffman Chapel Tuesday as part of the India study program involving Hood Mt. St. Marys St. Josephs Western Maryland Gettysburg and Dickenson colleges. Charles D Hoke is sworn in as Oak Postmaster Walkersville replacing Nena Jamison. Helen S. Eaves serves as temporary substitute clerk.
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Hood
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Ford Foundation
Sharma
Coffman Chapel
England
St. Josephs
Charles D. Hoke
Walkersville
Walkers
Nena M. Jamison
Glade Valley
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Jamison
David I. Hoke
North Market Street
Baltimore Woman Injured In Fr iday Vehicle Crash
A Baltimore woman, 49 year old Brenda M. Lovett, survived a head on collision with a tow truck near Frederick. She was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a facial laceration and possible chest injuries. Tow truck driver Zalley P. Thompson, of Beltsville, was involved. Lovett’s 1963 Pontiac sustained $1,200 damage, the tow truck $75. State Police trooper Gordon Smith is investigating.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brenda M. Lovett
Zalley P. Thompson
Beltsville
No Blackface For Mummers Parade Opens Despite Controversy
Philadelphia AP report says the annual Mummers Parade started along Broad Street without blackface comics after civil rights groups threatened demonstrations. Extra police guarded a six mile parade route to enforce court orders banning blackface makeup and prevent protests. The event, paused from New Year’s Day by ice and snow, drew a sparse crowd on a mild sunny day.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Seek State Aid For Sewage Plants
The Maryland legislature will be asked to permit higher state contributions to local sewage plant construction. The Board of Health Voted to seek elimination of the cap on state aid beyond federal grants. Federal aid remains 1.5 million annually, matched by the state, with local funding.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
Robert M. Brown
Environmental Hygiene
Hagerstown
Ocean City
Health Department
Soviets Buy U S Wheat in 78.5 Million Dollar Deal
The Soviet Union contracts to buy 37 million bushels of U S wheat for 78.5 million dollars, with U S taxpayers covering about 26 million in export subsidies. The sale, disclosed by the Agriculture Department and Continental Grain Co, involves subsidies that may include higher shipping costs and a portion of durum subsidies, and highlights the use of U S flag ships when available.
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Russia
U.S
Agriculture Department
Continental Grain Co
New York
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Continental
Papal Arrival in Jerusalem Amid Rousing Crowds
Pope Paul VI reached Jerusalem after a Jordanian motorcade escort faced a screaming crowd and tight security. The visit aims to promote world peace and Christian unity, with a larger itinerary across Israel and the West Bank, including Bethlehem. King Hussein welcomed the pope in Amman as thousands lined routes to the Holy City.
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Palestine
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Trains Collision Kills Forty at Belgrade Station
AP report from Belgrade notes at least 40 killed and over 120 injured when a crowded commuter train crashed into a stationary passenger train at Jajinci Station nine miles south of Belgrade. Officials declared a day of sorrow and many deaths occurred in hospitals.
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Yugoslavia
Jajinci
Serbia
Pozarevac
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