Man Fined $650 For 3 Auto Charges
A 23 year old Walter Eugene Runkles was fined $650 in Magistrate's Court by Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett for driving with a revoked license, driving an unsafe car and driving an unregistered automobile. He faces six months in jail if fines are unpaid and is set for trial on 11 additional motor vehicle charges.
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Airy
Walter Eugene Runkles
Stanley Y. Bennett
Runkles
TFC
Sidney Road
MD. 144
Mt. Airy
Bishop says DePauw transfer to Tivoli invalid
In Tivoli Italy Bishop Aloysius Faveri declares the proposed transfer of American Catholic Traditionalist Movement priest Father Gommar DePauw to his diocese invalid. He says he told the priest not to come and that the case is closed. DePauw founded the movement opposing liturgical changes.
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Tivoli
Italy
Aloysius Faveri
Gommar A. DePauw
Baltimore
Father DePauw
United States
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Faveri
Shehan
Tivol
Cardinal Shehan
Bishop Faveri
Vatican Secretariat of State
Apostolic
Washington
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican Congregation of the Holy Office
Junkyard dogs destined for research found in raid
In Baltimore AP, 103 dogs bound for research centers were found at a junk yard described as a Dachau for dogs. Lester J. Brown faced 28 counts of cruelty. bail $1,500. One dog froze to death, others emaciated. Remaining dogs left at the yard due to lack of legal remedy.
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Baltimore
United States Humane Society
Dachau
Frank J. McMahon
The
Society
Lester J. Brown
Thomas S. Smith
McMahon
Washington, D.C
Brown
Smith
Thurmont Bank Elects and Issues Stock
The Thurmont Bank held its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday and elected directors William C. Birely Raymond E. Creager Dr. James K. Gray Ernest P. Hammaker Donald L. Lewis Harry G. Masser Charles F. Myers Claude E. O Toole Robert K. Remsburg Ross V. Smith Ross Stull and Manuel M. Weinberg. Stockholders approved issuing 5,000 additional shares at 50 dollars each with on record holders receiving a continuation.
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The
Thurmont Bank
William C. Birely
Raymond E. Creager
James K. Gray
Ernest P. Hammaker
Donald L. Lewis
Harry G. Masser
Charles F. Myers
Claude E. O’toole
Robert K. Remsburg
Ross V. Smith
Ross §. Stull
Manuel M. Weinberg
Williams Eaters Hall Boston baseball star elected
Ted Williams, renowned slugger and .400 hitter, was named to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility at Cooperstown New York. The former Boston Red Sox outfielder, 47, was the sole selection.
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Boston
Ted Willams
Boston Red Sox
Cooperstown
N.Y
Lunar truce amid scattered fighting in Vietnam
Amid lunar New Year celebrations in South Viet Nam both sides claimed truces for 78 hours. Viet Cong attacked near Tuy Hoa as U S paratroopers and allied forces repelled assaults. U S jets and B 52s struck Viet Cong positions in Tay Ninh Province while ground clashes wounded several. Premier Ky faces alleged plots as military officers are watched.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Tuy Hoa
U.S
101St Airborne Brigade
Tay Ninh
da Nang
Trung Lap
In-I
Johnson Peace Bid Falters as Hanoi Talks Loom
President Johnson’s public peace drive ends without a favorable response from North Vietnam. W Averell Harriman and Dean Rusk return from the Far East, signaling next week’s high level discussions on military and diplomatic strategy. They say nations understand the U.S. aim is a peaceful conclusion and that capitals volunteer to help via Moscow, Hanoi and Peking.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
W. Averell Harriman
Dean Rusk
Far East
Rusk
Harriman
Southeast Asia
United States
Moscow
Hanoi
Peking
Johnson Proposes Two Constitution Changes
President Johnson urges Congress to approve a four year term for House members and a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College. He proposes ballots cast directly for an electoral vote based on state population. Johnson cites Madison and a two year compromise history and notes Congress delayed action previously.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
James Madison
Fewer Frederick County births in 1965 draw trend from 1955
Frederick County recorded 1528 births in 1965, the lowest since 1955, with 1822 in 1964 and 1755 in 1963. White babies numbered 1340 and non whites 188, plus 20 stillbirths. Nationally, US births fell to about 3.8 million in 1965, the lowest since 1951.
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Frederick County
Frederick
US Public Health Service
Stock market mixed in active New York trading
New York stocks opened mixed as investors weighed early gains against signs of inflation pressures. Trading remained active with several big-company shares fluctuating and the overall market showing a cautious tone.
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New York
Water Level In Towns Reservoir Dips Fifteen Feet
Brunswick High School led by James T Hess closed for unscheduled one day due to critical water shortage as the town’s 3 million gallon reservoir fell about 15 feet below the spillway. Water is now pumped from the Potomac River via B and C Railroad filtration to raise pressure. Future operations hinge on a municipal water project and a special mayoral election set for February 15 after the death of Mayor James E Cummings.
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Siath Wester Brunswick High School
James T. Hess
Brunswick
New
R. G (Casey) Wynkoop
B and C
Potomac River
Potomac Street
Wynkoop
Frederick County
James E. Cummings
Johnson invites Indira Gandhi for talks in Washington
New Delhi AP report says President Johnson invited India's new prime minister Indira Gandhi to visit Washington soon to discuss many momentous problems. He asked her to keep the February 1 date her predecessor Lal Bahadur Shastri set and offered to reschedule if meeting is not possible. Johnson's message congratulating her on election was released by her office.
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New Delhi
Johnson
India
Indira Gandhi
Washington
Sagner expands foreign sales through new International Sales Office
Frederick clothing manufacturer Sagner, Inc. announces a broad export expansion to Sweden, Denmark, England, France, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, Lebanon, and major parts of Africa. Current foreign markets include Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Bahamas, Peru, Zambia, Rhodesia, and Kuwait. An International Sales Office will coordinate from the Empire State Building in New York City. The Frederick plants on East Fourth Street and Sagner Avenue will support the program, with a new facility planned on East Patrick Street near Frederick Municipal Airport.
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Sagner, Inc
Frederick
Sagner
Sweden
Denmark
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Japan
Lebanon
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Bahama Islands
Peru
Zambia
Rhodesia
Kuwait
Empire State Building
New York City
East Fourth Street
Red Cross To Aid Job Corps Youths
Frederick County Red Cross will act as a communication center for men at the Catoctin Job Corps Conservation Camp. At a Red Cross Board meeting, executive secretary Mrs. H Albert Dean said the camp director will contact the Red Cross when a boy at the camp is worried at home, and the Red Cross will relay the concerns.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
Catoctin
Job Corps Conservation
Red Cross Board of Directors
H. Albert Dean
Job Corps
Frederick Red Cross
Brunswick Mayoral Contest Opens With Water Sewage Pledges
Brunswick opens mayoral race as Jess B. Orndorff pledges to complete the municipal water system and expand sewage facilities if elected on February 15. Opponent James L. Bryan backs a city manager form of government and awaits a mail survey outcome. Orndorff, a five year town council veteran, is serving as acting mayor after Mayor Cummings died January 3. Bryan, 47, long time journalist and Blade Times publisher, has lived in Brunswick since 1958 and expanded the paper’s circulation.
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Jess B. Orndorff
Brunswicks
Orndorff
James L. Bryan
The
Blade Times
Bryan
Brunswick
James E. Cummings
William W. Wenner
Cummings
Blade-Times
Blade - Times
Ilinois
Evelyn F. Powell
Eve
Northwestern University
Jamey
Larri
Sandra
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LBJ
George May
Mrs. Gandhi
Jess B. Orndorit
Dames L. Bry
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