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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1965

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Union Bridge Man Robbed and Shot at Home

David Ladan Bankert, 53, of Middleburg Road near Union Bridge, was robbed and shot in the chest by a unidentified gunman at about 11:20 p.m. Monday. He was taken to Carroll County General Hospital and then to University Hospital in Baltimore in fair condition. Bankert cannot recall details. no suspects yet.

Union Bridge University Hospital Baltimore David Ladan Bankert Middleburg Road Carroll County Westminster Bankert Carroll County General Hospital Baltimore Hospital

Grand Jury Gets Jewel Theft Case

Baltimore man Daniel Brim 27 faces grand larceny breaking and entering and receiving stolen goods charges in a Thurmont antiques and silver theft. Victim Garnett Prentis valued items at 19850. Brim allegedly sold goods to a Baltimore tavern and was linked to a drug addiction treated at Clifton Perkins. Mullin linked to the sale and treated at Spring Grove.

Baltimore Thurmont Daniel Franklin Brim Byron W. Thompson Brim William F. Davis Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital Garnett M. Prentis RFD Cpl. Davis Prentis Thomas Mullin Cpl Davis Mullin Spring Grove State Hospital

Johnson to Leave Hospital This Afternoon

The White House says President Johnson will depart Bethesda Naval Medical Center this afternoon after recovering from a cold. Mrs. Johnson will accompany him on the drive back to the White House.

Washington White House Johnson Bethesda Naval Medical Center George Reedy

Stock Market Opens Higher in Early Trading

New York prices showed a mixed rise as active trading began with uneven gains. The market moved irregularly higher with several large and small movers contributing to early strength.

New York

Terms For Diner Robbery

Two men from distant states were sentenced for robbing Yost's Diner in Knoxville on Sept 23, 1964. James Purnell and William Purnell received not more than four years in Marsland House of Correction for breaking into vending machines and stealing 81605. Leonard Brice Jr. also appeared, with a three year term suspended by Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr.

Knoxville Marsland House of Correction James Frederick Purnell Martinsburg W. Va William Harrison Purnell Hagerstown Yost Robert E. Clapp Jr Leonard Brice Jr

Frederick County State Tax Receipts Rise in 1984 Fiscal Year

Frederick County received 1,898,358.10 from state taxes in the last fiscal year, per a report from State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein. Tobacco taxes brought 245,436. From sales and use taxes, 85,172.65 was refunded to the county and 1,893,348.45 credited to the state general fund. Comparisons show Montgomery, Washington, Carroll, and Howard counties posting higher or lower totals in various categories.

Frederick County Loui L. Goldstein Montgomery County Washington County Carroll County Howard County State General Fund Frederick

Viet Girl Burns Self To Death In Anti Huong Protest

A 17 year old Vietnamese girl in Nha Trang drenched herself with gasoline and burned herself to death in a political protest against Premier Tran Van Huong. A second girl tried the same but was prevented by a mob. About 4,000 demonstrators gathered outside the local chief's waterfront home as Buddhist monks carried the body to a pagoda. Police reported hundreds of arrests as Buddhists and anti Huong demonstrators clashed in Saigon suburbs and Hue.

Saigon South Viet Nam Tran van Huong Ngo Dinh Diem Nha Trang Hoang Thi Ye Phu Hue Gia Tinh

Funeral Rehearsal Delays London Traffic For Churchill Farewell

In London today a somber funeral march rehearsal for Sir Winston Churchill clogged streets from Westminster Hall to St Pauls Cathedral and Tower Pier. A royal gun carriage led by 142 navy uniforms drew the casket while workers earlier than dawn watched as a huge bass drum beat began the procession.

London Winston

Campaign Chairmen Listed Mothers March Against Birth Defects

Five hundred volunteers will canvass the city tonight from 7 to 9 o clock in the Mothers March against birth defects for the March of Dimes. Co chairmen include Mrs James Reed, Mrs Adrian Reynolds, Mrs Stanley Bennett, Mrs Charles Holly, and Mrs Ethan Book. County drive has volunteers over a week with no set goal and co chairmen Mrs Charles Smith, Mrs Grace Fogle, Mrs Albert Klipp, and Mrs Joel Koehl coordinating. Volunteers will leave envelopes for contributions and the campaign supports prevention research and care at university and hospital centers nationwide.

James Reed Adrian Reynolds Stanley Bennett Charles Holly Ethan Book Charles Smith Jefferson Grace Fogle RFD 5 Frederick Albert Klipp Mountaindale Joel Koehl Rocky Springs March of Dimes Foundation

Winter Colds No Worse This Season

Frederick County health officer Dr Forbes H Burgess says the winter cold season is not worse than last year with many colds and sore throats but no major flu outbreak expected. He notes poor reporting from doctors hinders full totals though 1964 saw strep throat mumps measles and chicken pox as usual and polio diphtheria were not reported. There was one Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever case and three meningitis cases, all unusual for the county. He urges doctors to file reports to better monitor any potential outbreak.

Frederick County Forbes H. Burgess Burgess Health Department

Solons In Line For Expense Increase

Maryland legislators who received a $100 raise last year now face a potential $350 rise in expense allowances. House Speaker Marvin Mandel said a line in the 829 page 1964 budget provides funds to lift daily allowances from $20 to $25, beginning this session.

Annapolis Maryland Marvin Mandel

Maryland General Assembly Faces Busy 70 Day Session

Frederick County will be represented by Senator John A. Derr and six delegates as the Maryland General Assembly opens a 70 day session. Voters approved a referendum raising pay to 2400 dollars annually and reapportionment debates loom. Plans to redraw districts and a one man one vote ruling threaten Frederick County’s influence.

Series On State Legislators Begins On Wednesday

The News will present a picture and biographical sketch of the seven men elected by Frederick County voters to represent them in the State Legislature. The series will begin Wednesday. Frederick County's delegation is currently at work with other state legislators preparing laws which will affect every Marylander. State and congressional redistricting, taxes, pay raise for state employees, automobile inspection and insurance are just a few of the issues which must be resolved during the current 70 day session.

Frederick County

Premier Mansour in grave condition after assassination attempt

Tehran AP reports Premier Hassan Ali Mansour, wounded January 21 in an assassination attempt, is described as in the most critical and grave condition. Doctors report steady but fragile status as officials monitor for any signs of improvement or deterioration.

Tehran Iran Hassan Ali Mansour

Kick Off Meeting Sets $18 300 Goal For Heart Fund

Frederick County Heart Association launches its annual February Heart Fund Drive with a kickoff at Calvary Methodist Church parish hall Thursday at 7 20 pm. Campaign chair Edgar R Brownlow announces an $18 300 goal. Wallace Heatwole of Waynesboro Va, Virginia Heart Association president elect, speaks on the Heart Fund need. He 1950 graduate of William and Mary, WWII Pacific veteran, former Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce leader, and U S Junior Chamber of Commerce vice president in 1958. Refreshments by volunteer ladies led by Mrs Richard C Reynolds. (Continued On Page 5)

Frederick County Heart Association Calvary Methodist Church Parish Edgar R. Brownlow Wallace Heatwole Waynesboro Heatwole Virginia Heart Association American Heart Association Heart Fund Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce Waynesboro Jaycees United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Richard C. Reynolds

Dorsey Opposed To Pay Hike For Welfare Staff

County Commissioner Lawrence A Dorsey opposes raising welfare workers minimum salary to 85200 a year arguing it would exceed Frederick County teachers pay. He objects to direct state appointment of the welfare director and board members, noting local boards know best who serves.

Lawrence A Dorsey Frederick County Dorsey Holiday Inn Balimore Geneva Barthel State Welfare Department Barthel

Cheating Scandal At Air Force Academy Involves 100 Cadets

U S Air Force Academy plans to release specifics about an exams for sale scheme that has affected more than 100 cadets including 30 football players. Reports say 29 cadets resigned last week with more departures expected as details emerge.

AIR Force Academy Colo U.S Air Force Academy Robert H Warren Warren The Air Force Eugene Zuckert Washington

Potomac Edison Denies $24 Million Overcharge Claim

A report by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association accuses Potomac Edison and five Maryland firms of overcharging customers by 24 million dollars over six years ending in 1962. Company officials call the charges misleading and baseless, noting regulators set allowable returns and profits. Other Maryland utilities named include Baltimore Gas and Electric and several regional electric companies with varying overcharge amounts.

Potomac Edison Co Charles D Lion National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Miami Beach Fla Potomac Edson Maryland Lyon Potomac Edison Hagerstown Lubpttes Public Service Commission Austin E. Penn Baltimore Gas and Electric Co Conowingo Power Co Eastern Shore Public Service Co Western Maryland Power Co Fairmount W. Va

Troops Move Into Selma Amid Racial Tension

In Selma Alabama state troopers under Col. A Lingo arrived at city request to curb violence as voters push registration. authorities vow to jail violators. A march on the courthouse is planned for Monday. a Negro woman struck Sheriff James G Clark in the left eye.

Selma Ala Sherif James G Clark

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David Bankert LBJ Newe-Post Apt Bath Turn Inc Rekaxe Viet Girl Huong Maryland General Assembly John A. Derr House of Delegates C Clifton Wirts Charles E. Collins Goodloe E. Byron William M. Houch Joseph B. Payne E. Earl Remsberg General Assembly Supreme Court Senate William and Mary College Pacific Wallace R. Heatwole Frederick County Welfare Board Bathel Air Academy Academy National Electric Association Potomac Edison Company Phot Nwapaperl
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