Man Held For Jury In Slaying
A 30-year-old Centerville man was ordered held without bond for the Grand Jury on murder charges after a preliminary hearing. He allegedly killed his girlfriend with a sawed off shotgun outside Brown's tavern following a dispute over another man. The weapon reportedly has a 1-inch barrel and 15-inch overall length. Pellets struck the victim in the back near the left shoulder and lodged inside. A separate case saw Grover H. Smith convicted of improper passing and fined $20 after a January 2 incident with a police cruiser on Yellow Springs Pike.
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Robert E. Sewell
Centerville
Joyce L. Thompson
Brown
Miss Thompson
Sewell
Tie
Henry I. Stafford
Thompson
Stafford
Grover H. Smith
RFD
Frederick
Smith
Th. Richard E. Alderson
Yellow Springs Pike
Mrs Gregory Seeks Re election As Orphans Court Chief
Mrs Mary Hancock Gregory announced today she will seek re election to the Orphans Court subject to the May Democratic primary. She is the only current court member seeking another term, while Judge Frank C Shook will not run. Dr Norvell Belt, the third member, has announced candidacy for County Commissioner. Mrs Gregory has served 14 years on the court and ten as chief judge. She was born in Richmond Virginia and moved here in 1914 after marrying Curry W Gregory. After her husband died in 1940 she filled his term as clerk at Montevue County Home and Hospital and was later appointed to the Orphans Court in 1948. She won the 1950 election as the first woman elected to political office in the county and has continued as chief judge under governors Lane and McKeldin. Judge Shook retires after 12 years on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Mary Hancock Gregory
Gregory
Frank C. Shook
Norvell Belt
Belt
Shook
Theodore R. McKeldin
Gov. McKeldin
Five Day Forecast and San Francisco Quake Report
The five day forecast notes near normal temperatures with normal highs around 38 to 43 and lows around 24 to 29, warmer Thursday then cooling early next week, with weekend precipitation under half an inch. Separately a gentle rolling earthquake struck San Francisco at 7 13 a m felt by Oakland residents across the bay.
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Associated Press
Calif
San Francisco
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Seven Bomb Explosions Rock Paris While Defying De Gaulle
AP reports seven bombs exploded across Paris in rapid succession aimed at opponents of French Algeria policy. Four apartment buildings damaged and no injuries reported. Police believe plastic bombs used by the Secret Army Organization. Earlier blasts Tuesday night and Monday night blamed on the same group, after the French Foreign Ministry bombing killed one and injured several.
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Paris
Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Foreign Ministry
Army Chief Questions Muzzling at Senate Probe
Lt Gen Arthur Trudeau testified that censorship altered some of his anti Communist speeches but did not stop him from delivering his message He cited State Department edits and said he could not always identify the source of changes He noted one speech suggested change about Marx and Engels and Lenin as part of Communist doctrine. He said a soldier accepts higher authority. Rescue teams pressed a search for victims after a hotel collapse in Pineda near Barcelona Eight workers killed and 83 injured. 140 to 200 workers were inside. Official warned more bodies could be found.
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Washington
Army
Arthur G. Trudeau
Trudeau
Army Research and Development
Army Intelligence
Senate
Pentagon
State Department
American Ordnance Association
Engels
Department of State
Barcelona
Spain
Pineda
Inter American debate on Cuba prompts possible intervention
At Punta del Este the OAS debate focused on punishment of Fidel Castro's Cuba with Colombia urging a collective economic and diplomatic break. Argentina and Brazil pressed for coexistence while others pushed stronger isolation, wary of Cuba's ties to the Soviet Union and Red China.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
APJ
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
Colombia
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Castro
Jose Joaquin Caicedo Castrilla
Guatemala
Caicedo
United States
Jesus Anda Murillo
Soviet Union
Red China
OAS
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Raza
Kennedy
Inter- American Foreign Ministers
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Mexico
Chile
Seven Nations
Leadership Training Meet Set at Frederick High School
Lloyd Ambrosen will deliver the keynote at a leadership training conference at Frederick High School this Saturday. About 180 students and faculty, mostly from Frederick High, Elm Street and West Frederick Junior High Schools, will attend and participate in workshops led by student leaders and adult consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick High School
Elm Street
West Frederick
Ambrosen
T Vol
George Cramer
FHS
Susan Detwiler
Ida Kaufman
Daniel Burkhardt
The
American Legion
Baltimore
Eddie Nikirk
David Schoolman
Tom
Robert Woodward
First Baptist Church
This City
Burkhardt
Robert Clapp
Lorraine Johnson
Ed Houff
Richard Clendenin
Fort Detrick
Jane Hulton
Hood College
Eddie Hemby
Wendy Salisbury
Norman Mason
Susan Easton
Robert Hess
Walkersville High School
Veronica ‘Catlett
Trisha Martz
Gerry Wolfe
Wayne Smith
Mike Hess
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Donald Z.koons
West Frederick Junior High School
Rick Olsen
Inda Harby
Charles Yost
Kenny Miles
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
Buckshot Launch Fizzles Five-Satellite Orbit Attempt
Cape Canaveral AP reports a Thor-Able-Star rocket failed twenty minutes after launch delaying the first U S effort to orbit five satellites at once named Buckshot. The upper stage did not achieve thrust causing the entire assembly to plunge into the Atlantic.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Defense Department
Atlantic Ocean
United States
U.S
Lunar
Ae H. Glenn Jr
Earth
Spring Meet of Frederick County Homemakers Clubs
The 40th annual Spring meeting of the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs is set for March 15 on Hood College Campus. About 600 members will attend with morning elections for vice president and secretary, slides will show yearly activities, and Mrs. Fred Diener of Rydal, Pa. will speak. Lunch in Cobleniz Hall.
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Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Coffman Chapel
Fred Diener
Rydal
National Christian Women's Club
Cobleniz Hall
Elmer E. Michael
Adamstown Club
William Browning
New Market
Gail Tshall
Woodsboro
Walter’ Remsberg
Middletown
Francis Putman
Rosedate
J. Rolfe Casheman
Joseph Lerner
Richard Hargett
J. Vernon Coblentz
Coblentz
Middletown Club
Robert Russell
Robert S. Kline
Pleasant Club
August Leickmann
Marion Lawson
Pleasant Grove
Edward Tobery
Sudden Snowfall Startles Area
A surprise snow storm moved through the county this morning easing into rain afternoon as temperatures rose above freezing. The weather bureau cited an east developing storm and noted colder nights ahead with occasional light rain possible tonight and a low near 30 expected tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Attentic Ocean
Slain in Caracas as leftist clashes escalate
In Caracas sixteen people were killed and eighty six wounded on a day of violence marked by military police fire from snipers and bombs. Eight buses were set alight amid clashes with leftist agitators opposing President Romulo Betancourt as foreign ministers gathered at Punta del Este to discuss actions against Fidel Castro. A nationwide transit strike accompanied the turmoil.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Hemisphere
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fire guts Carroll County frame house in Bunker Hill area
Firefighters from Union Bridge and Taneytown battled a two story frame tenant house on the William Strine farm between Union Bridge and Taneyville. Fireman John Reaver from Taneytown was injured with chest injuries and treated by a private physician. Damage estimate unavailable. Union Bridge was called back as flames rekindled early morning.
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Union Bridge
Taneytown
Bunker Hill
Johnsville
Union Bridge Company
William Strine
Union Bridge Fire Company
Taneytown Company
John Reaver
Consultants Engaged For Frederick County Conference
Educators specializing in many learning fields have been engaged as group consultants for the Frederick County Teachers Conference at West Frederick Junior High School on Friday. The theme How I Do It aims to improve instruction with practical group discussions across subjects. Dr Ruth G Strickland of the University of Indiana travels farthest to attend and will speak on Frontiers in Language Arts. Maryland state education officials and U S. education officials will assist.
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Frederick County
West Frederick
Ruth G. Strickland
University of Indiana
Strickland
University of Minnesota
Columbia Teachers College
Columbia University
Maryland State Department of Education
U. S. Erttealion
Red Row Intensifies Between Moscow and Peiping
U S officials say the dispute between the Soviet Union and China over communist strategy has grown too intense to end soon. A possible split between Moscow and Peiping is considered unlikely, with expectations of a continuing ideological divide and slow deterioration of relations.
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Washington
Russia
Red China
U.S
Moscow
Peiping
China
Soviet Communist Party
Red International
Peoples
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Mahoney Talks to Voters Here in Gubernatorial Race
In Frederick County interest in the Democratic gubernatorial race grows as party faithful plan a Thursday meeting bringing all aspirants. George P. Mahoney campaigns with running mates Barrick Lee Sickles, while Tawes supporters host a dinner at the Francois Scott Key Hotel for 325 plus friends. Candidates night at North Frederick Elementary School, chaired by Goodloe E. Byron, will feature ten minute talks from Tawes and four contenders with audience questions.
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George P. Mahoney
Samuel] V. Barrick
Blair Lee
Senate
Carlton Sickles
Prince Georges County
Mahoney
Tawes
J. Millard Tawes
Francois Scott Key Hotel
North Frederick
Inter-Club Council of Democrats
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
J. Tyson Lee
David
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Lanesboro
Mazss
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Hood
John H. Glenn Jr
NASA
Carroll
New Delhi
India
Jungied
East India
Nagaland
Shillong
Assam
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