Carlisle files for sheriff in party race
Franklin H. Carlisle of Woodsboro filed as a Democrat seeking the sheriff’s post. He faces Woodville farmer Crummell P. Jacobs, with more filings possible before the March 5 deadline. Also Joseph B. Payne of Brunswick filed to run for the House of Delegates as a Republican. Payne has four prior terms in the House. Mathias’ seat remains Republican. The sheriff’s salary is $5,400 annually.
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Sheriff's Post
Franklin H. Carlisle
Crummell P. Jacobs
Woodville
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
House of Delegates
Payne
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Carlisle
Woodsboro
Catherine M. Orndorff
Mathias
Con. Mathias
Congo Crisis Approval Ties Tshombe Pact to End
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Senate Africa Affairs panel that Congo's crisis may end if Katanga leader Moise Tshombe honors his agreement with Premier Cyrille Adoula. He said UN intervention avoided Soviet exploitation and enabled a peaceful path to rebuild Congo's economy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Rusk
United Nations
Africa
United States
Joblese Benefits Fraudulently Obtained
A 41-year-old Negro was convicted in Magistrate's Court of fraudulently obtaining unemployment benefits while working and received a suspended fine. Leroy Hoes, father of nine, could not pay the $10 restitution to drop the charge. The unemployment office’s J C Nelson Schull Jr. said Kine, now unemployed, could resume benefits if paid. A separate note reports a school bus collision in Annapolis with Katherine J. Hedges, 34, treated for a head injury and released.
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Leroy -Hoes
Dickerson
J. Nelson Schull Jr
Kine
Chance Of Snow On Friday Keeps Local Forecast Open
The weather bureau reports a possible snow event Friday though exact amounts remain uncertain. Temperatures today hover in the 30s with teens overnight and forecast not to rise above freezing this afternoon, with colder conditions ahead. If snow occurs it likely won’t arrive before tomorrow, as tonight and today stay cloudy and cold.
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Weather Bureau
Governor Candidates Are Lined Up For Night
Democratic hopefuls for governor join a single program titled Gubernatorial Night at North Frederick Elementary School. J Millard Tawes Frederick County's J Tyson Lee, George P Mahoney, and David Hume will attend along with slate partners Samuel W Barrick Blair Lee. Dorothy Handley of the Young Democrats chairs. Goodloe E Byron confirms details and 7:30 p m start.
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Goodloe E. Byron
George P. Mahoney
David Hume
J. Millard Tawes
Frederick County
J. Tyson Lee
Mahoney
Samuel W. Barrick
Blair Lee
U. S. Senate
Young Democrats
Dorothy Handley
The
Byron
Snowstorm Sweeps Plains and Cold Wave Across Nation
A central Plains snowstorm spreads across eastern Colorado Kansas Nebraska and Missouri with four inch plus snow. Subzero cold persists in northern regions while New England faces its coldest day of the season. Temperatures hover near zero in New York and dip below zero in Minnesota Bemidji reported 40 below. Light rain affects the Texas Gulf Coast and parts of Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Central Plains
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Rockies
Great Lakes
Oregon
North Central Region
North Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
New England
Minnesota
Bemidji
Minneapolis
Midwest
New York
South
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas Gulf Coast
Linganore School Opens January 29 Amid Transfers
Frederick County announces Linganore Junior-Senior High will open January 29 transferring students from Frederick High West Frederick and Urbana and ending tenth grade shifts at Frederick High. Seniors remain at Frederick High. Movers plan January 25 setup and January 29 start with no school food service.
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Linganore
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Frederick High
West Frederick Junior High
Urbana School
Frederick High School
Singapore
Sensenbaugh
Wiich
School
Urbana
West Frederick
Singanore
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Dutch Ask UN To Send Observers
UNITED NATIONS AP The Netherlands government asked Acting Secretary-General U Thant to send UN observers to West New Guinea to ease a peacemaking effort with Indonesia. Thant urged postponing any action after the January clash and invited talks toward a peaceful settlement under the UN charter. Sukarno said Indonesia is flexible but demands pre-commitment from the Dutch on transfer of admin control of the territory.
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United Nations
Netherlands
U Thant
U. N
West New Guinea
the Hague
Thant
Sukarno
Jan de Quay
New York
C. W. A. Schurmann
Sukardjo Wirjopranoto
Sukardjo
Indonesia
Daten
Housewife slain in Los Angeles apartment
Police said a house wife wearing capri pants was found slain in her apartment Wednesday night. Mrs. Jesse Kahan, 41, lay face down on the dining room floor when her husband Samuel, 56, returned home at 10 40 p m from the market he owns.
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LOS Angeles
Jesse Kahan
Samuel
Studebaker Boss Granted Week In Disorderly Conduct Case
SOUTH BEND Ind AP President Sherwood H Egbert of Studebaker Packard Corp won a one week continuance in a disorderly conduct trial after allegedly offering to fight a striker in front of the plant The 41 year old executive posted 50 bond and did not appear in court A company spokesman denied any fight challenge Lloyd Richards a trucking employee filed the affidavit and said Egbert challenged him as 25 pickets gathered near the main gate The plant has been idle since Jan 2 due to a United Auto Workers strike C M MacMillan Studebaker Packard VP industrial relations called the allegations highly exaggerated
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South Bend, Ind
Sherwood H. Egbert
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Egbert
South Bend
Joseph W. Roper
Studebaker-Packard
United Auto Workers
Lloyd Richards
Patrick Brennan
St. Joseph County
Richards
C. M. MacMillan
Studebaker- Packard
Bloodmobile Meet Set By Red Cross
Frederick County Red Cross board schedules a February 20 meeting at Winchester Hall to explore a county blood mobile program with county clubs and churches invited. The group also renews its memorandum with United Appeal for next fall’s multi agency drive.
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Frederick County
Red Cross Board
Winchester Hall
William Wallace
Red Cross
Washington
United Appeal
Dan Weinberg
W. H. Fuqua
Junior Red Grass
Junior Red Cross
Victor Cullen Hospital
Maryland School For the Deaf
Gray Ladies
Home Service Department
Eric Lurmigren
Home Service
Ft. Detrick Hospital
Lundgren
Dwight McCain
George P. Swank
Frank Byrne
William G. Hill Jr
Bertram J. Cleaves
Charles Little
Harold Curry
Ralph Kline
Alvin G. Quinn
Aml
U S Set To Launch Ranger 3 Moon Mission Monday
NASA plans a 66 hour Ranger 3 flight to the moon to photograph its surface and deploy a seismometer package to record moonquakes. Five satellites may follow with the Atlas Agena B booster launching later in the week. If Ranger 3 succeeds it will yield the clearest moon pictures yet and mark the first live instrument data on the surface.
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Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Space Agency
Soviet Union
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Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Ranger 3
Kennedy Seeks 92.5 Billion Budget Record Peacetime Spending
President Kennedy unveiled a 1963 federal budget totaling about 92.5 billion with a near 463 million surplus only if revenues rise and postal rates boost. The plan calls for 52.7 billion in defense, 2.4 billion for space research, and 3.9 billion for foreign aid, plus new funds for economic and military programs.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Berlin
Pew
Addi
Clashes Reported In Laos Amid Ceasefire Strain
Western military sources report increasing skirmishes along cease-fire lines in Laos with 6000 to 7000 North Vietnamese figures in rebel-held areas. Probing actions drive fighting at about six points over two weeks, but no major Communist offensive is seen. Royal Laotian coalition talks and Geneva meeting pressures influence official readings.
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Vientiane
Laos
Viet Nam
United Sates
Boun Oum
Geneva
Lve
Rennto
Tor
Kennedy asks $124 million for National Park Service
President Kennedy requests appropriations of 123 998 000 for the National Park Service for the year starting July 1, a 15 345 657 increase over this year. The budget allocates 31 153 000 for buildings and utilities 18 000 000 for roads and trails and 16 000 000 for parkway construction with 27 240 000 for management and protection and 20 000 000 for maintenance and rehabilitation of facilities. The proposal includes 1 968 600 for Civil War centennial projects and lists Maryland Antietam Fort McHenry Harpers Ferry and other sites with specific sums.
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Washington
National Park Service
Kennedy
Congress
Maryland
Antietam National Battlefield Site
Baltimore - Washington Parkway
Caloctin Mountain Park
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monument
Fort McHenry National Monument
Baltimore
Fort Washington
West Virginia
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Storer College
Baltimore- Washington Parkway
George Washington Memorial Parkway
Virginia
Yonkers Attorney Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy
Charles Tucker of Yonkers New York pleaded guilty in General Sessions Court to conspiracy a misdemeanor in an indictment accusing him of bribing college basketball players. Judge Joseph Sarafite set bail at 1000 dollars and scheduled sentencing for February 21.
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NEW York
Charles Tucker
Yonkers
N.Y
General Sessions Court
Joseph Sarafite
Fragmentary Letter Snippet From Unknown Sender
A brief, unreadable fragment shows a sender signing as Mother and referencing “very best.” The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or context.
Soviets Hold Big Conference Amid Khrushchev Tension
In Moscow a grass roots Communist gathering opened to hear reports from the 2nd party congress. Delegates from republic central committees and district chiefs discussed organizational work and party cadres. Pravda denounced Molotov again for opposing Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence policy.
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London
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
Pravda
U N Says Congo Must End Rioting and Massacre Probe
United Nations demands Congo central government restore authority after Congolese troops massacre 18 or 19 white Catholic missionaries in Kongolo North Katanga. With Gizenga’s forces active and central troops absent, U Thant urges action and vows punishment for the guilty while Premier Adoula’s government investigates.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Congo
Katanga
Kongolo
U.N
Antoine Gizenga
Cyrille Adoula
New York
U Thanta
Moise Tshombe
Kivu
Kon's
Mtles
Albertville
Gizenga
Stanleyville
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Betty Marie Horine
West Seventh
Martin Luther Wachter Jr
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William A. Mutchner
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