Veney Brothers Murder Trial Moved to Frederick County Court
Samuel and Earl Veney, charged with three armed robberies and assault to murder Lt. Thomas Maskell and murder Sgt. Jack Cooper, see their Baltimore cases moved to Frederick County Circuit Court after their attorney's request. No trial date set. Moylan to prosecute with Rothenhoefer in Frederick.
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Baltimore City
Frederick County
Samuel
Earl Veney
Thomas Maskell
Samuel Veney
Jack Cooper
Charles A. Moylan Jr
Baltimore
Maskell
Moylan
Cooper
Veney Brothers
New York
Dulaney Foster
Frederick
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Ijamsville
Officials Rapped For Venue Change In Road Truck Case
Local attorney Edwin F. Nirkik criticizes county commissioners for seeking removal of a civil case from Frederick to Washington County Court. The motion, filed by Commissioners Renn Dorsey Horman and attorney Samuel Barrick, involves road truck driver Guy Haines and asks for an impartial trial elsewhere. Justice Dorcus widow and administrator seeks $185000 for her late husband Michael Dorcus in a fatal collision two miles east of Woodsboro.
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Edwin F. Nikirk
Nikirk
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Frederick County Circuit Court
Samuel W. Barrick
County Roads
Guy Elwood Haines
RFD 2
Middletown
W. Hamilton Whiteford
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Robert B. Clapp
Washington County Circuit Court
W. Jerome Offutt
Janet Rae Dorcus
RFD 1
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Copper Steel Aerospace Advances
New York prices rose in early trading as copper, steel and aerospace issues led gains. The market showed fairly active turnover with several key issues pushing the indices up.
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New York
Hungry thief raids Yellow Springs Elementary
A unknown intruder climbed to the roof and dropped into the Yellow Springs Elementary library. The thief ate two tomato juice cans six ice cream cups and peanuts and took 45 cents from a jar in the teachers lounge. The break in occurred between New Year Eve 3 p.m. and 8 a.m. Monday. No suspects found.
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Yellow Springs
Ten Thousand Dollar Goal Set for March of Dimes Drive
Frederick County March of Dimes plans to raise 10000 this month led by drive chairman Ralph L. Gastley Jr. The Mothers March fundraising event is set for January 25 evening with Gastley and George B. Stupp coordinating county efforts and Mrs Ralph Gastley Sr overseeing Frederick City. Early contributions exceed 500 from area businesses and the Exchange Club of Frederick donated 25 cents from a car smash fundraiser. The charity shifted focus from infantile paralysis to birth defects research after polio vaccines reduced polio, while funds still support cures and prevention.
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Frederick County
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
Gastley
George B. Stupp
Ralph Gastley Sr
Frederick City
Transferred silenced priest DePauw moves to Italy
The Rev. Gommar DePauw a so called silenced priest is transferred from Baltimore to the Diocese of Tivoli Italy at the request of Cardinal Lawrence Shehan He had opposed English liturgy changes and was part of the Traditionalist Movement He previously taught at Mount St Marys Seminary in Emmitsburg and was not moved to a Baltimore parish as planned last July
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Gommar DePauw
Father DePauw
Onc
South
Bend
Ind
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Ave Maria
New York
Baltimore
Tivoli
Italy
P. Francis Murphy
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Emmitsburg
Cardinal Shehan
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Monsignor Murphy
Confraternity
Associated Press
South Bend
Chamber of Commerce Proposes Frederick County Brochure
Frederick County leaders consider a color eight page map and pamphlet to boost tourism. Richard D. Hammond seeks additional funds beyond the $3,000 already allocated, with James Pearl directing the project featuring High Knob, Key Monument, Petersville jousting, Cunningham Falls, Hood College, and more. The plan aims to make the brochure official for parks and recreation development.
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Chamber of Commerce
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick County
Hammond
Chamber Commerce
James Pearl
Chamber Tourist Committee
High Knob
Gambrill Park
Francis Scott Key
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Petersville Woods
Cunningham Falls State Park
Schley
East Patrick Street
Hood
Fifth Set of Twins Born in Catania Family
Mrs. Rosario Giangreco of Catania, 33, delivered her fifth set of twins in 13 years. Her older children are 12, 8, 7 and 2 years old.
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Catania
Sicily
Rosario Giangreco
Steel Firms Consider Price Hikes Amid Government Boycott
United States Steel and Inland Steel weigh price boosts on structural steel as Bethlehem rests its plan. Government orders push a boycott of higher prices while officials study the market impact and corporate reactions.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Colorado Fuel & Iron Crop
United States Steel Corp
Congress
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Inland Steel
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Viet Nam
Ackley
Johnson Keeps Vietnam Peace Offense With Bombing Paused
President Johnson plans to press the Vietnamese peace offensive while the bombing pause against North Vietnam reaches its twelfth day. Officials say Hanoi must decide whether to enter peace talks as Washington weighs divisions within Hanoi and external pressure from China and the USSR.
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Washington
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
United States
South Viet Nam
China
Alexander N. Shelepin
Communist Party
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Leaders of India and Pakistan Offer No War Pact
In Tashkent both leaders proposed a no war pact but Kashmir remains a sticking point. Ayub Khan ties any pact to settling Kashmir while Shastri seeks improved relations without referencing Kashmir. Kosygin hosts the summit as both sides stress peace needs and resolving underlying issues.
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Tashkent
U.S.S.R
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Himalayan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Ayub
Shastri
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Five Gas Tank Explosions Kill Dozens Near Lyon
About 30 people were feared dead or missing after five butane tanks exploded at a refinery and storage farm 12 miles south of Lyon. At least 75 burn victims were admitted to Lyon hospitals as authorities evacuated nearby residents and warned that three more tanks could explode. Two engineers and five firemen were reported missing.
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Lyon
France
Yule Decorations To Be Removed In Frederick
City crews will begin taking down Christmas decorations Wednesday. City engineer Hubert J. Rothenhoefer says the job will take about four days to complete after a week to install the decorations on Market and Patrick Streets.
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Frederick City
Hubert J. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Market
Patrick Streets
Thief Steals TV Set From Baltimore Police Station
A 21 inch portable television was stolen Monday night from a Baltimore police station. An officer said a quiet investigation is underway.
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Baltimore
Judge Cites Nine For Contempt In New York Transit Strike
New York AP report says Union leader Michael J. Quill and eight transit union officials were found in civil contempt for defying a court injunction and could be jailed until they order 34,400 workers back to work. The strike disrupted 3.5 million riders as traffic worsened and schools reopened.
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New York
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Aficio Transport Workers Union
Henry A. Barnes
Barnes
Supreme Court
Abrahham N. Geller
Cuillead
Geller
Brunswick Mayor James E. Cummings Dies at 75
James E. Cummings, Brunswick mayor for 12 years and a 50 year B and C Railroad employee, died yesterday afternoon from a heart attack at his home. Jesse Orndorff will succeed to the remainder of his term. Cummings sponsored community projects and led Brunswick’s water system initiative.
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James E. Cummings
Brunswick
Frederick County
Jesse Orndorff
E. Donald Carr
Cummings
B and C Railroad
The
Road
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