Frederick City Seeks Dismissal In Police Retirement Suit
The City of Frederick asks Circuit Court to dismiss a suit by police officers claiming retirement plan threats. The city and officials file demurrers arguing no charter violations or concrete controversy, noting extensive studies and proposals since 1960 to finance pensions while maintaining social security benefits. The respondents contend individual officials cannot be sued personally and that the city may act only by official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William H. Bartgis
Emmett R. Bowlus
William B. Burrall
Robert E. Dailey
Lloyd R. Stoup
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Charles V. Main
Wiliam Boone
Police Department
City of
United States
Department For Pensions and Retirement
Trooper Foils Lawbreakers For Second Consecutive Day
State Police trooper Harry J. Frost thwarted a planned robbery at a west Braddock Mountain phone booth on U.S. 40 early today. Two Washington men, James Gentry and Jackson Martin, both 20s, were charged with destruction of property after a screwdriver was found in their car and the damaged booth showed the missing top portion.
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Braddock Mountain
U. S.140
Ridge Road
Tfe
Harry J. Frost
State Police
Frost
Route 40
Frederick
Hagerstown
Washington
James
Audrey Gentry
Jackson J Lloyd Biartin
Independence Avenue
U. S. 40
Hamilton
Tfc
Henry Stafford
Cuban Paper Criticizes Argentina For Disavowing Interventions
In Havana the pro government Revolucion denounced Argentina for asking Cuba to condemn Soviet meddling in the hemisphere. Argentina said disputes with the United States should be handled via the OAS, and conveyed concern over potential international consequences of Soviet threats. The OAS planned a meeting on Cuba and a Peru backed bid for a ministerial gathering. Also in Havana the Communist Hoy moved into the Prensa Libre plant, previously seized for criticizing Castro.
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Havana
Revolucion
Argentina
Cuba
United States
Foreign Ministry
Organization of American States
Julio Ampedo
Buenos Aires
Nikita Khrushchev
U. N. Security Council
OAS
Hoy
Fidel Castro
Castro
Nicaraguan Students Burn U S Flag At University
In Managua and Leon, Nicaraguan students staged anti American demonstrations. A flag was burned at National University in Leon amid protests linked to a decision by the American Cultural Center to remove a journalism school from the Managua university branch.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
National University
Leon
American Cultural Center
Police seek injunction to protect retirement rights under city charter
Police demand a temporary injunction restraining the Mayor and officials from actions that could affect or diminish retirement rights. They cite the City Charter guaranteeing retired officers in good standing with 20 years service receive half their current salary. John R. Fitzpatrick represents the police.
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John R. Fitzpatrick
Cool Clear Weather For Weekend Forecast
Sunny weather ends a rainy week with over two inches of rain already recorded locally. Total for the month stands at 2.09 inches after Thursday showers, with 2.01 inches this week. High Thursday reached 76 at the airport station. tonight may dip near 33 as cooler air settles in. Clear, cool conditions are expected today and tomorrow with a chance of scattered showers early next week.
Dillon blasts Khrushchev over street brawls in talks
U S Undersecretary Douglas Dillon warned at the Austrian Society for Foreign Policy that international relations should not be conducted by temperate threats or street brawls. He implied Khrushchev was belittling negotiations during his June 30 to July 8 Austria visit and urged Soviet aid to underdeveloped areas and a fair United Nations contribution.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
Douglas Dillon
Sikita Khrushchev
Dillon
Khrushchev
Austrian Society For
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Women’s Guild Ends Summer Conference With Talks
The Summer Conference of the Women's Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church concluded today at 12 30 p m. Rev William E Wimner of Philadelphia led the morning Communion Service and spoke on Dimension of Christian Freedom. Dr Robert V Moss Jr Lancaster president of Lancaster Theological Seminary discussed Our Seminaries and need for ministerial students highlighting low pay, wide ministerial duties, and abundant training opportunities. A fund drive seeks 2 million for three seminaries Eden Lancaster Mission House Yankton with future locations and merged names to be chosen. A film This Sustaining Bread preceded Holy Communion and a closing silence followed.
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Women’s Guild of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
William E. Wimner
Philadelphia
Board of
Christian Education
The
Robert V. Moss Jr
Lancaster
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Moss
Lancaster Seminary
Eden
Moe
Mission House
Wis
Yankton
S. D
Minneapolis
Minn
Wimner
Kenneth B. Wallace
Northfield
Ohio Fellowship of Congregationsal Christian Women
Barracuda Attacks Skindiver Off Pompano Beach
A barracuda attacked skindiver Bob Allen about 200 yards off Pompano Beach, slashing his leg and wrist in two passes. The 34 year old was rushed to a hospital where 30 stitches were required. Allen recalled the incident saying it felt like being cut by a razor.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Pompano Beach
Bob Allen
U N Force In Congo Arrives To Restore Order
Ghana delivers first detachment to United Nations force in Leopoldville as U N security council action aims to quell Congo chaos. Maj Gen Henry Alexander meets with Ralph Bunche. Gen Carlsson von Horn plans strategic moves. Belgian troops still control many areas amid Katanga secession threats.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Ghana
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Henry Alexander
Alexander
U. N
Ralph J. Bunche
Carl Carlsson von Horn
Jerusalem
Tunisia
Bunche
Tunnisia
Morocco
Guinea
Mali
U. S. Air Force
Eisenhower
D. N
Brazil
Zaville
Belgium
New Republic
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Thursder
Moise Tsombe
United Nations
U.N
New York
Lumumba
Kasavubu
Stanleyville
Kennedy Chooses Johnson for VP Stirring Liberal Backlash
Senator Kennedy accepts the Democratic presidential nomination and taps Lyndon B. Johnson as running mate to quell Southern dissent. The move pleases liberals seeking a bolder platform, while reports of a Johnson bid were denied by both campaigns.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Massachusetts
Paul M. Butler
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
John S. Knight
Knight
Pierre Salinger
Sen. Kennedy
Sen. Johnson
Salinger
Democratic Party
Robert
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Mixed Feelings On Johnson Nominination At Democratic Confab
Maryland delegates at the Democratic national convention voiced a range of views on Lyndon B. Johnson as running mate. Some praised the Kennedy Johnson ticket as strong, others worried about civil rights issues. Delegates noted the platform’s strong civil rights plank and anticipated Kennedy’s formal acceptance.
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Los Angeles
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Johnson-Kennedy
Johnson
Robinson
Baltimore
U. S
Goldstein
James Pine
Baltimore County
J. Newton Brewer Jr
Kennedy
State Roads Commission Dismisses Schaden Appeal
The State Roads Commission has dismissed its appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals in a condemnation suit against Dr. and Mrs. Harold E. Schaden of Frederick. A Circuit Court jury awarded the Schadens 7500 dollars for damages to property on West Patrick Street at the Frederick Freeway intersection, the site of a veterinary hospital operated by Dr. Schaden. Attorneys for the Schadens were H. Reese Shoemaker Jr. and Robert E. Clapp Jr.
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State Roads Commission
Maryland Court of Appeals
Harold E. Schaden
Frederick
Schadens
West Patrick Street
Frederick Freeway
Schaden
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Robart E. Clapp Jr
Unofficial Opening Of Winchester Hall Parking Lot
Frederick’s downtown shoppers are told an unofficial opening of the Winchester Hall parking lot addition will occur this weekend. The lot is complete except for meter installation with painted spaces for about 42 vehicles and barricades to be removed this afternoon. Officials expect quick official completion and a public opening.
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Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Winchester Hall
Five Day Forecast: Temperatures Below Normal Across Region
The forecast from the Associated Press shows average temperatures 3 to 4 degrees below normal. Warmer conditions are expected Saturday, with cooler days Sunday or Monday and a warmer spell again on Wednesday. Scattered showers are possible Sunday or Monday. Normal highs are in the mid to upper 80s, dropping to around 80 in the mountains. normal lows range from the mid 60s to near 70, with the mountains dipping into the mid 50s.
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Associated Press
Khrushchev warns Congo intervention possible if West continues aggression
Soviet Premier Khrushchev pledged to halt Congo aggression if Western powers persist, citing a telegram from Congo leaders Kasavubu and Lumumba. Tass noted their claim that Belgian troops occupy Congo territory and danger to leaders, urging support for UN withdrawal and potential Soviet action.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Congo
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Tassa
United States
Belgium
Tass
Kasavubu
Lumumba
Congo Republic
Blackout hits Beniz street feeder for two hours
Potomac Edison and a City crew restored power after a two hour blackout along Bentz street from Fourth street to Mt. Olivet Boulevard. Branches during a prior storm wore insulation on wires causing outages. Three trucks untangled the lines with repairs concentrated at Fourth and Bentz streets and near the Carroll Creek bridge.
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Beniz Street
Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison Company
Bentz Street
Fourth Street
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Charles Poole
Poole
Fourth
Bentz Streets
Carroll Creek Bridge
Creye
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