Awards Granted For Lewistown U.S. 15 North Relocation
The Board of Property Review awarded 817 500 to Charles A. Rice and co owners and 2 200 to Guy B Ramsburg Jr for land taken by the U S 15 North relocation near Lewistown A third hearing is set Feb 6 for Eugene Doody property awards The board members are Samuel L Birely Sherman F Bowers and Austin P Renn
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Board of Property Review
Lewistown
Charles A. Rice
Charles C. T. Stull
Ramsburg
Samuel L. Birely
Guy B. Ramsburg Jr
U.S. 15 North
Birely
Circuit Court
State Roads Commission
Court House
State Roads
Fishing Creek
State Road Commission
Ramsburgs
Doody
Board of Property
Eugene Doody
Mr. Birely
Sherman F. Bowers
Austin P. Renn
Racial sit-in protests target Cambridge and Centreville
State Police dispatched five troopers to the Eastern Shore as demonstrators from the Civic Interest Group of Maryland planned sit-ins in Cambridge and Centreville. About 250 officers were on duty in Dorchester County last weekend, with violence noted after a white demonstrator was beaten in a tavern. Local eateries and a Centreville hotel prepared for disruptions as protests continued.
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Cambridge
Centreville
Queen Annes County
Civic Interest Group of Maryland
CIG
Dorchester County
Maj
G. E. Davidson
William W. Hansen
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Zealander Sets New Mile Record
Peter Snell of New Zealand ran on grass to set a new world mile record of 3 minutes 54.4 seconds, beating Herb Elliott by a tenth of a second. Elliott had held the record at 3:54.5 since August 1958 in Dublin.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Herb Elliott
Snell
Elliott
Australia
Dublin
Collision Demolishes Cars at City Intersection
A midnight collision at West South and Ice streets left a 1956 Chevrolet largely demolished and a 1960 Pontiac with $800 damage. Alfred A. Wiles, 29, was charged with reckless driving and wrong-way on a one way street. Passenger Charles Brown, 39, was injured and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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West South
Ice
Broadway
Alfred A. Wiles
RFD
Frederick
Wiles
Charles Brown
RFD 2
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Martin Edward Castle
South Jefferson Street
Paul Mossburg
Ray Dietz
Traffic court sentences and acquittals in city cases
A magistrate's court heard a battery of traffic cases including reckless driving on West Patrick street and Route 40. Jesse Jenkins was acquitted of reckless driving. Harry Sampson fined ten dollars for reckless driving. Delmar Leach paid twenty dollars for speeding. Ormand Quisler paid fifteen dollars for improper passing. Benjamin Fuka was acquitted on improper passing after a collision near Routes 40 and 40 A.
Leadership Training Conference Focuses on Integrity and Risk
Lloyd M. Ambrosen of the Maryland School for the Deaf spoke at Frederick High School announcing sincerity purpose and direction as essential for leadership. He praised David L. Dean and the Frederick faculty and cited leaders like Lindbergh Glenn Kennedy stressing leadership entails risks and public service. The talk emphasized submerging ego serving the group and making the boss look good with honesty courage and clear goals.
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Lloyd M. Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick High School
Mr. Ambrosen
David L. Dean
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
John Glenn Jr
Hest
Earth
Kennedy
Russia
Teo
Traffic Court Docket Reveals Multiple Vehicle Violations
The report details several cases on Route 340 including a truck left turning into a restaurant collision aftermath. Lewis Rudasill of Poolesville was convicted of speeding after radar showed 60 mph in a 50 mph zone and paid a $10 fine. Rudasill was arrested January 18 by Tfc. Richard E. Alderton on Route 340. Joseph C. Mc Quillen of North Market Street was acquitted of failing to drive to the right of center after magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett heard he was adjusting a power steering and radio when the car weaved. the case was described as very difficult.
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Lewis
Rudasill
Poolesville
Tfc
Richard E. Alderton
Joseph C. McQuillen
North Market Street
Riland
McQuillen
Stanley Y. Bennett
Camper Set To Collect $150 Bet
Tony Wedal set to collect $150 from his wife Sandra and 14 friends after surviving eight days and nights in a woods camp near Lake Beebe Mich He withstood near zero weather and snow storms while living on dehydrated foods and small fish.
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Clare, Mich
Tony Wedal
Sandra
Wedal
Lake Beebe
Michigan
Ministers Agree Fidel Is Unfit
The Americas bloc agreed in principle that Fidel Castro's regime is unfit for the inter American system. Talks centered on how and when to expel Havana, with U S Dean Rusk urging a tough line while Brazil and Mexico pushed a slower approach. Uruguay shifted to backing a hard stance, as dissenting nations debated mechanisms beyond immediate removal.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Castro
Brazil
Mexico
Organization of American States
OAS
United States
U.S. Congress
Alliance For Progress
Usk
Glenn Family Faces Postponed Orbital Flight
Mrs John H Glenn Jr and their five teenagers stayed at home in Arlington as NASA announced the postponement of her husband's orbital flight. Eastman said the family was tense and disappointed though calm, with Vice President Johnson and his wife offering best wishes.
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Arlington
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Ford Eastman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Eastman
Earth
Cape Canaveral
Glenns
Lyndon B. Johnson
Carolyn
Lan
Lyn
David
H. W. Castor
New Concord
Ohio
Rain and Snow Flood Rivers Across the Nation
Wide areas soaked by rain and lingering snow caused rivers to swell and ice jams to form. Wabash and Chagrin Rivers flooded nearby communities while barges broke loose on the Ohio River and the Mississippi iced over. MacArthur turns 82 as cadets at West Point greet him.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Montezuma
Lebanon
Lima
Ohio
Spencerville
Eastlake
Willoughby Hills
Cleveland
Chagrin River
Ohio River
Cairo
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Alabama
Columbus
Miss
New York State
New England
North Dakota
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
New Mexico
Lake Erie
Sothern
California
Texas
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Florida
Ranger 3 Faces Open Space as Moon Photos Possible
Goldstone tracking station in California reports Ranger 3 sped up from Florida and altered course hoping to capture lunar surface images. The craft may miss the moon by about 25 000 miles but could send telescopic TV pictures and X ray data from orbit en route.
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Goldstone
Calif
Florida
Desert
Earth
Moon
Space
Lunar
Renger
Man Knifes Patron in Tavern
A 27-year-old mute Negro took a kitchen knife at Roger Smiths tavern on West All Saints Street and slashed a young patron during a struggle. James Jefferson, injured, was hospitalized with a stab wound to the right arm. Police charged Robert Sylvester West with assault and battery after a witness said West attacked Jefferson. The incident happened at 5 20 p.m. in the tavern.
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Roger Smith
West All Saints Street
James Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jefferson
East All Saints
Robert Sylvester West
West South Street
West
Firing Delayed To Next Week For Glenn Mission
The Cape Canaveral launch of astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. was postponed due to unfavorable weather with President Kennedy expressing disappointment. Glenn exited the capsule amid good spirits, awaiting a new firing window as NASA prepared a briefing and rescheduled plans for the Mercury Atlas flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Kennedy
Mho Ane
Col
John A. Powers
Pierre Salinger
Palm Beach
Salinger
NASA
Florida
Atlantic
Glenn
Last Day For Ride On D C Trolleys
Washington marks the end of a century long street car era as fans charter last runs before the trolleys are abandoned. The final car will depart near midnight at the Navy Yard leaving only a few cities with street operations. The shift to autos and buses ends a transportation era with nostalgia and debate.
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Washington
Potomac
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Magistrate's Court
Jesse Jenkins
Union Bridge
Bernard E. King
King
Jenkins
West Patrick Street
Harry Sampson
Big Pool
Sampson
Stephen P. Riland
Delmar G. Leach
Gambrills
Scott W. B. English
Leach
Ormand Quisler
Baltimore
Oursler
Charles R. Twigg
Benjamin
Fuka
Lloyd Ambrosen
Easton, Md
Easton
Nehi Bottling Co
George Edward Roberts
John Edward Dennis
St. Michaels
Talbot County
Morris Jones
Camper
Fidel
Bes
MacArthur
New York
Douglas MacArthur
US. Military Academy
Ranger 3
Montgomery
Bethesda
U. S. 40
Clarksburg
Hivatistown Fire Company
Upper Montgomery County
Upper
Montgomery County
Boyds
Smoothie Tie Co
Robert Knighton
University Hospital
D. C
U. S
Joseph D. Tydings
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Julius A. Bryant
Bels
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