Roberts Gets Three Years For Assault
A Frederick man, recently released from the House of Correction, was convicted in Circuit Court of a vicious assault on Carl W. Snook at the latter's North Market Street home and sentenced to three years. Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer ordered a pre sentence mental examination, with Roberts appealing later after potential commitment to Patuxent. Snook testified of injuries and a prior car theft conviction. Roberts disputed the charges, offering alibi witnesses. The case also included notes on a forged check and unrelated sentencing actions for Hays and Flanary.
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Frederick
House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Lloyd Roberts
Schnauffer
Roberts
Pat
Snook
Hellen D. Hays
Thurmont
Arnold Simmons
Hays
W. M. Rentsel
William M. Rentsel
Rentsel
Wilbur
Samuel W. Barrick
Goodloe Byron
Marshal Flanary
West May Have To Accept Iraq Revolutionary Regime
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd meets U S officials amid talks signaling the West may have to live with Iraq perfecting a revolutionary government. U S and British leaders weigh Middle East risks as Marines move toward Lebanon and Jordan to deter further upheaval, with no plan for direct intervention. Oil flow from Iraq is cited as a potential trigger, though officials say no move to cut it is planned. Eisenhower and Lloyd confer on shared views despite uncertainties.
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Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
U S
Iraq
Lloyd
State Department
Dulles
White House
Middle East
Eisenhower
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
Iran
Frederick Chamber seeks underpass on bypass between Fourth and Seventh
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce asks the State Roads Commission to build an underpass on the new Frederick bypass between Fourth and Seventh streets. The board cites heavy pedestrian traffic and school routes as hazards and notes broad local support. planning costs may rise if delayed.
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The
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Robert P. Bonnell
North Frederick
Elm Street
Fourth and Seventh Street
Named Rector Of Seminary At Mount St Marys College
Msgr. George A. Mulcahy, longtime Shamokin pastor and former Harrisburg diocesan chancellor, named rector of the Seminary at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg Md. He will start about Aug 1, succeeding Msgr. Raymond J. O'Donnell. Mulcahy, a Sunbury native and Mt St Marys graduate, was ordained in 1934 and has held multiple diocesan roles including secretary to Bishop McDevitt and 17 years as chancellor. He also led St Joseph's Mechanicsburg and served as diocesan Boy Scout chaplain. He became pastor of St Edward's Shamokin in 1950.
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Harrisburg
George A. Mulcahy
St. Edwards Roman Catholic Church
Shamokin
Mt. St Marys College
Emmitsburg
Mulcahy
Sunbury
Mt. St. Mary's College and Seminary
Raymond J. O'Donnell
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Reading
Assumptions of the Blessed Virgin Miary
Lancaster
Msgr
Philip R. McDevitt
Leech
Diocese of
St. Joseph's Parish
Mechanicsburg
St. Lucy's Chapel
Waletonvile
Sylvan Heights Home
Boy Scouts of America
St. Edward's Church
Steels And Oils Spark Heavy Trading On Mix of Gains
New York traders sent steels and oils higher in one of the year's heaviest sessions. Stocks rose fractions to over a point with widespread price adjustments and a delayed ticker. The market climbed from yesterday's 3958 high toward the peak since mid August last year. Boys Nation Meets At College Park Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boys’ Nation
College Park
American Legion
University of Maryland
District of Columbia
Canal Zone
Judge warns Flanary over 24 hour job claim
Judge Sehnauffer questions Flanary about his promise to support the family within 24 hours. He notes concern that Flanary may not meet his commitment, with probation and welfare reliance shaping the possible outcome for the family dependent on continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanary
Sehnauffer
Pouting Girls Committed To Montrose School In Juvenile Court
Two 17 year old girls were committed to Montrose School for Girls after court testimony of street activity in skimpy attire. Judge Patrick M Schnauffer warned they face long stays unless attitudes improve. Parents failed to control them and surveillance over a week linked to bars, cars, and late hours. The judge ordered detention in jail until transfer to Montrose. A county youth from a broken home was sent to Maryland Training School for Boys after car theft and capture at a roadblock.
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Montrose School
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Cit
Warrys Phillips
Montrose
Maryland Training School
W. G Morgan
Three charged in copper wire theft from Baltimore and Ohio rails
Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield tried three men for larceny of copper wire from the Frederick Junction depot. Knox and Fogle pleaded guilty and drew 600 days in jail. Frazier released on bond. Wire valued at 24.90 was sold to Reliable Junk Company. A third man allegedly sold the wire to Abraham Selar of the junk yard.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Wilbur F. Sheffield
M. E. McGuhn
B. and O
Frederick Junction
Attion Square
Foreign Ministry
McGaha
William E. Frazier
RFD 2
Abraham Selar
Junk Company
Frazier
Austin James
Gerald A. Campbell
Brunswick
House of Correction
Nhat
Campbell
Melvin S. Sprigg
Airy
Nelson C. J. Shull
Casper Maynard Stine
Russell Burke
Edwin
Dorsey
Liberty
W. L. F. Newcomer
Herbert Steiner Myer
Rioters Clash Outside U S Embassy in Moscow
An unruly crowd of Russians smashed windows and pelted the U S Embassy with ink bottles during a three hour protest against Marines in Lebanon. Soviet militiamen and troops moved in as the crowd swelled, with no injuries reported after an air rifle pellet hit a window.
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Moscow
U.S
Contol
APJ
Lebanon
Demonstrators march past Soviet embassy during Moscow protest
Soviet embassy staff left early and furniture was cleared as thousands gathered around Insurrection Square. Militia blocked streets to allow columns from Moscow factories to join the march while anti American slogans filled the air and delegates moved past the embassy guarded by Marines. Ambassador Thompson observed from his office as agitators and crowds clashed with police and a nearby British embassy petition protested Western troops in Jordan.
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Moscow
Insurrection ‘Square
Insurrection Square
Communist Party
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Sir Patrick Reilly
Jordana
Reilly
Lebanon
Jordan
Local Man Participates in Beirut Lebanon Landing
Elis noderman first class of 305 Barbara street Maryland aboard the CSS Chilton joined the Sixth Fleet amphibious operation near Beirut Lebanon. The landing occurred at 2 30 am EDT as Marines from the 3rd Battalion 6th Marine Regiment, Fleet Marine Force, Mediterran ean, landed over the beach.
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Elis
Noderman
Barbara Street
Fred Md
CSS Chilton
Sixth Fleet
U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
6Th Marine Regiment
Regular Fleet Marine Force
6Th Fleet
Flags torn down in Potsdam protest by East Germans
About 2,500 East Germans marched twice, tearing down U.S. and British flags over missions in Potsdam to protest Western actions in the Middle East. The flags were hoisted again after the protest, according to ADN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Reds
Baltimore stevedore among four charged in Md rape case
Anne Arundel County police said they would charge a 32 year old Baltimore stevedore as one of four men in the rape of a 15 year old girl yesterday in Ferndale Maryland.
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Ferndale, Md
Anne Saundel County
Baltimore
Captain Garrison Dead in Virginia Beach
Captain L. H. Garrison, 73, former general manager of the Virginia Ferry Corp, a prominent figure in East Coast seafaring, died today after a heart attack suffered in his car in Virginia Beach Virginia.
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Garrison
Virginia Beach
L. H. Garrison
Virginia Ferry Corp
Not Liable For Payment Of Wife's Bill
Associate Judge Thomas S Anderson ruled in Circuit Court that Thomas J Michael, a local businessman, is not liable for a 633.65 bill incurred by his estranged wife Ruth Michael at Vindobona convalescent home Braddock Heights. The case involved alimony pendente lite and a separate maintenance action, with Michael not agreeing to pay for the services. The court dismissed the wife's separate maintenance claim and noted alimony pendente lite was in place when services were rendered and that the separation arose from the wife's actions.
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Thomas S Anderson
Circuit Court
Thomas 3. Michael
Ruth Michael
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Vindobona, Inc
Michael
Anderson
W. Jerome Offutt
Vindebona, Inc
William M. ‘Storm
Nasser and Khrushchev Meet Surprises World Leaders
A Moscow meeting between President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and Premier Nikita Khrushchev of the Soviet Union produced a statement citing an atmosphere of amity and understanding. The visit followed Nasser’s 12 day trip to Yugoslavia and amid Iraq’s new regime crisis.
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Cairo
EAP
Moscow
Nasser
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nikita Khrushchev
Us.s.r
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
Brioni
Iraq
Alexandria
Middle East
Damascus
U A.R
Syria
Belgrade
Kremlin
Tito
Brunswick Marine Among Those Landing in Beirut
James B. Nicholson of Brunswick Maryland son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Nicholson was among about 1800 U S Marines who landed in Beirut Lebanon at 9 a m EDT July 15 under Eisenhower order The amphibious battalion led by Lt Col H A Hadd is part of the Fleet Marine Force assigned to the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean
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Sixth Fleet
FHTNC
Marine Pfe
James B. Nicholson
Harry F. Nicholson
Potomac Street
Brunswick
U.S
Lebanon
Eisenhower
2D Marine Regiment
Beirut
H. A. Hadd
Fleet Marine Force
Mediterranean
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The five day weather outlook from The Associated Press shows temperatures averaging 3 degrees below normal. near normal Saturday, cooler Sunday, warmer Monday, and cooler again Tuesday or Wednesday. Showers likely Saturday and again Tuesday and Wednesday with possible light amounts. Normal highs run from mid 60s to upper 60s, near 80 in mountains, while lows range from mid 50s to low 70s depending on location.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Extradition Waived in Hanover Shooting Case
Three youths from Frederick and a local man waived extradition before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer and were sent to Pennsylvania State Police for trial on charges tied to a Hanover Pa. resident shot Monday night. James Bruce Heflin faces assault with intent to kill and related counts. James Jackson and Richard Perkins Jr. are charged with violating the firearms act. The wounded Bernard F. Ditzler is in fair condition at Hanover General Hospital. The shooting occurred at a dam area north of Hanover after tense words with the trio.
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Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Pensylvania
Hanover
Nate
James Bruce Heflin
Roy M. Jackson
Richard Perkins Jr
Heflin
Pennsylvania
Bernard F. Ditzler
Hanover General Hospital
Frederick Trio
Ditzler
Nasser Khrushchev Meet as U S Marines Land in Lebanon
In Cairo announced after a Moscow talks Nasser and Khrushchev discuss Middle East tensions as U S Marines increase in Lebanon. British battalions move into Jordan while Saudi Arabia blocks tanker overflights, and U S carriers and planes reinforce the region.
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Nasser
Khrushchev
Moscow
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
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Baghdad
Brunswick Marine
Guantanamo, Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
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Potomac
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Camille Chamoun
Turkey
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John H.brickley
Billings
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