Three Drivers Convicted In Frederick Magistrate Court
Three young motorists were jailed for violations in Frederick Magistrate Court. Richard Rippeon, 23, jailed 9 days for hit and run and property destruction. Charles Goins, 24, jailed 45 days for drunken driving. Robert Johnson, 22, jailed 30 days for driving without a license and using another's license.
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Richard L. Rippeon
West Third Street
Rippeon
Donald L. Bridges
Bridge
Bridges
Bentz
South Streets
North Market Street
Byron W. Thompson
Charles Goins
Ellicott City
Goins
Scott W. B. English
Frederick
Linganore High Opens With 340 Students In New Building
Linganore Junior-Senior High School welcomed 340 pupils in its first day. Principal Harry Q. Smith said the opening went smoothly as 24 faculty members started teaching nineteen stations while several facilities remain unfinished.
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Linganore Kassel
Harry O. Smith
Linganore
Harry Q. Smith
Frederick High
West Frederick Junior High
Urbana
Rev Kline Invested As Mount Saint Mary's Monsignor
The Right Rev Robert R Kline PhD was installed as monsignor at Mount Saint Mary's College by Archbishop Lawrence J Shehan. He becomes the eighteenth president since 1961, after serving as dean and chaplain and teaching in Scranton and at Mount Saint Mary's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Kline
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Lawrence J. Shehan
Baltimore
Wiliam J. Flanigan
St. Joseph's Church
Rennselaer
New York
John L. Sheridan
P.A
Williamsport
San Joseph's High School
Mount Saint Mary's College
Monsignor
Kline
Mount Saint Mary's Seminary
Diocese of
Scranton
Saint Mary's Church of the Assumption
Saint Joseph College
the Mount
Saint Matthew's Church
Stroudsburg
Saint Theresa's Church
Shavertown
Georgetown University
Washington
Faculty of the Mount
Dinnog Hall
Blood Bank Meeting Planned in Frederick County
The Red Cross calls a February 20 public meeting in Winchester Hall at 7 30 p m to gauge support for a county wide blood bank. William H Wallace and Mrs H Albert Dean urge community backing and outline planning and financing details with Washington Blood Center reps present for information and reports.
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The
Red Cross
William H. Wallace
Frederick County
Winchester
Winchester Hall
Wallace
Washington Blood Center
the Red Cross
H. Albert Dean
Mr. Wallace
Traces of Snow as Eastern Blizzard Moves Through Frederick
An edge of a snowstorm passed Frederick County with traces of snow and total accumulations under half an inch in western and northern areas. State and county crews salted routes including Myersville Foxville Thurmont and Sabillasville while Routes 40 and 40 A received attention on Braddock and South mountains. Temperatures were forecast to dip with tonight’s low near 14 to 20 degrees and yesterday’s high around 30.
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Seaboard
Frederick County
Myersville
Foxville
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Braddock
South Mountains
Rail unions endorse Governor Tawes and slate
Two railroad brotherhoods with a large membership endorsed Gov Tawes and five of his running mates in a joint statement. The appeal was released by union leaders Wil Ham J Cuthbertson and A H Bartles Sr. as legislative representatives and urged the election of Comptroller Phons L Goldstein and Attorney General Thomas B Fanen.
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Associated Press
Gov. Tawes
Wil Ham J Cuthbertson
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
A. H. Bartles Sr
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Phons L. Goldstein
Atty
Thomas B. Fanen
Winter storm dumps snow along Dixie coast
A major winter storm stretched from North Carolina to Maryland bringing ice and up to a foot of snow in places. Virginia towns like Richmond and Chatham reported heavy accumulations while Maryland and Delaware saw lighter totals. thousands of schools closed as conditions worsened and roads froze.
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Associated Press
Dixie Coast
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Georgia
Rocky River
Norwood
N.C
Richmond
Old Dominion
Blackstone
Chatham
Norfolk
Fredericksburg
Reidsville
Pocomoke City
Bridgeville
Del
Steers Outlines Platforms At Region 2 Young Republicans Meeting
Newton I. Steers the only announced Republican for Maryland at large con gressman outlined industrial development and fiscal restraint platforms at a Jefferson gathering. He blamed Gov Tawes for state woes and urged antitrust enforcement and tariff reform while stressing DoD opportunities and Maryland talent at Fort Detrick Johns Hopkins APL Goddard and other facilities. He noted the European market and warned against a 25 hour work week, then faced questions on savings and loan scandals and party contrasts. Also reported is the murder charge against William F Cusic Sr in St Marys County after a tavern shooting.
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Newton I. Steers
Congressmar
Maryland
Ins
Region 2
Jefferson
Mrr. Steers
John H. Glenn Jr
Cape Canaveral
GOP
Steers
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
United States
U. S
Gov. Tawes
Savings and Loan Associations
David Brown
Brunswick
William Kyle
Helen 5. Musso
Frederick County
Western Hemisphere Agrees To Suspend Castro Regime
At Punta del Este foreign ministers from 19 Latin American states reached in principle agreement to suspend Fidel Castro’s Cuban regime from OAS councils. A US source said 17 to 18 of 19 states favored a policy statement declaring Cuba unfit to sit in hemisphere councils as long as it remains Communist aligned.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
U.S
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
United States
Council of the Organization of American States
Cuba
Dean Rusky
Havana
Prime Minster
OAS
Castro
Inter-American Defense Board
Hemisphere
Five day forecast shows below normal temperatures
The forecast indicates temperatures will average 4 to 1 degree below normal with cold Tuesday and Wednesday followed by warming Thursday and Friday. Collier mentioned again on Saturday with light precipitation likely Friday or Saturday. Normal highs are 37 to 43. Early morning logs appear in twos except Leens in Western Maryland mountains.
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Associated Press
Collier
Leens
Maryland
Dentist Declared Dead Found Breathing at Funeral Home
Dr. Jerome A. Streem was pronounced dead at his home in Cleveland Heights. At a funeral home he was found breathing when two men prepared the body. Larry Miller alerted staff and rushed for oxygen while his brother performed heart massage. Streem was listed in fair condition at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Jerome A. Streem
Cleveland Heights
Streem
Larry Miller
Miller
Leon
Sheem
Mount Sinais Hospital
Ranger 3 Falls Into Solar Orbit After Moon Mission Failure
Ranger 3, launched from Cape Canaveral, missed the moon by 22 662 miles and failed to bounce radar off the surface or capture close up lunar pictures. Only gamma radiation data was collected before the craft drifted into solar orbit and will remain there. One transmitter worked intermittently as engineers tracked its path from Earth.
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Los Angeles
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Ranger 3
Piatger
Earth
Ranger
Jet Propulsion Labratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astrologers Warn of Doomsday Next Monday Across World
Doomsday fears spread as astrologers predict catastrophe Sunday based on a Capricorn Aquarius planetary alignment. Astronomers dismiss prophecies while Hindus and Muslims seek refuge in India and Calcutta as panic spreads to California and Cleator Arizona.
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New York
API
Astro
Capricorn
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Aquarius
James S. Pickering
Hayden Planetarium
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
New Delhi
Benares
Ganges
Nepal
Orient
Understanding Inc
Arizona
Cleator
Extradition Hearing Set in Winchester Murder Case
A warrant charging murder was issued today by Winchester Police against Keith Feathers, husband of Betty Jo Feathers found slain in a car on East Patrick Street Frederick last night. The 29 year old mother of a six month old baby died from four bullet wounds. An extradition hearing is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday as investigators, including State Police and local prosecutors, sort where the killing occurred. Betty Jo Feathers, a Harpers Ferry native, had been living with her mother at Kearneysville and was separated from Feathers who turned himself in after the shooting. The car bearing West Virginia plates was found with a .32 caliber revolver at the East Patrick Street residence. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at 2 p.m. in Charles Town with interment in Rosedale Cemetery.
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Robert L. Johnson
Jefferson
Johnson
Tfe
William L. Newcomer
Frederick
Newcomer
Maryland
Charles D. Burrier
RFD 1
Walkersville
Homer
Brooks
David M. Crigger
RFD
Rosemont
Taney Avenues
Rosemont Avenue
William A. Mutchner
Winchester
Betty Jo Feathers
Patrick Street
Keith Feathers
Feathers
Clayton Braithwaite
Braithwaite
Taiet
East Patrick Street
Frederick County
Robert $. Rothenhoefer
Washington County
James Shine
Cpl
A. D. Hasenbuhler
West Virginia
Kearneysville
W. Va
Heidi Ann
F. M. Funk
Charles Town Presbyterian Church
Carlisle McDonald
Euckles
Harpers Ferry
Rosedale Cemetery
Charles Town
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Coliseum
Paul Aires
Jadie Aaron A. Baer
Northwestern Municipal Court
Linganore Junior-Senior High
News-Post
James Lightner
Linganore School
Smith
Rev. Kline
Mount Head
Wenuseca
Ua Hage
Dean
Leonardtown
William F. Cusic
St. Mary’s County
James R Downes
Downes
Cusic
Polos
Funeral Home
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