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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 21, 1961

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Youth Jailed For Larceny In Maryland Case

An 11 year old boy was sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction and 60 days in the Frederick County jail after being found guilty of two counts of petty larceny. He stole 77 dollars from Frostie Bottling Co and 2.50 from John F. Stone. He confessed to both incidents and to taking 27 cents from a piggy bank. He spent the Bottling Co funds on softball gear and cigarettes. The youth faces further charges including theft from a Realtors office and possible breaking and entering cases.

Maryland House of Correction Frederick County Stanley Y. Bennett John E. Walters East Fifth Street Frostie Bottling Company John F. Stone West Seventh Street Abrecht Place Stone Norman Dietz Ellis G. Carty Stone House Reuben A. Darby East Third Street Walters Daniel E. Wight

JFK May Freeze 6 Guard Units

President Kennedy reportedly planned to ask Congress to freeze six National Guard divisions on active duty and seek authority to raise the Army manpower cap from 875000 to 975000. The six units face extended training at camps from July 15 to August 6, with locations in Massachusetts Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Kansas Missouri Indiana.

New York Kennedy Congress Berlin Warren Rogers Jr Washington New York Herald Tribune National Guard 26Th Infantry Massachusetts Camp Drum N.Y 28Th Infantry Pennsylvania Grayling Mich

Bandit Robbery Hits Westminster Trust Bank at Union Mills

A bandit robbed the Westminster Trust Company branch in Union Mills eight miles north of Westminster, escaping with about $3000. A white mare wearing a dark suit entered the bank at 10 30 asking to change a $100 bill then ordered the vault opened. Police set roadblocks on all exits as a yellow car with Pennsylvania plates fled south on Route 140 toward Westminster. Union Mills residents learned of the crime as police and photographers swarmed the town. the burgled bank has a second floor director’s room and an active burglar alarm that apparently did not sound. The same bank was held up in February 1957 by two bandits. one suspect lived nearby and the other in Hanover.

Westminster Trust Company Union Mills Westminster G. Leroy Smeak Smeak Pennsylvania Rt. 140 E. Leroy Kindig Kindig Hanover Penn

Fighting Rages In Bizerte Streets

In Bizerte clashes erupt as Tunisian and French forces clash in the city. President Habib Bourguiba orders seizure of the pipeline at Skhira and calls for volunteers from allied nations to aid the conflict.

Bizerte Tunis Habib Bourguiba France Sahara Bourguiba Skhira Tunisia Edjele Tunisian Mediterranean Radio Neo- Destour Freedom Party

Five Day Forecast Near Seasonal Norms With Weekend Rain

The forecast calls for temperatures near seasonal normals with warm weekend weather followed by cooler Monday and warmer again by mid next week. Rain totals will be about three quarters of an inch from thundershowers over the weekend and again mid next week. Normal highs range 80 to 88 and lows 65 to 70 except the middle 50s in the fountains.

Associated Press

Detrick Receives 334000 in Military Construction Bill

The House Appropriations Committee approved an 886,768.00 million military construction bill allocating 334,000 to Fort Detrick and funding other projects at Aberdeen Proving Ground Meade Sugar Grove Naval Radio Research Sugar Grove West Virginia Dover AFB Annapolis Naval Academy and more. The panel also called for better management to trim 148.8 million from Kennedy's request, citing need for a realistic program and removing useless items like unused club facilities and trailer courts. Area men join reenactment of the First Battle of Manassas with Company A First Maryland Infantry C.S.A. under Robert J. Zentner leading about 30 volunteers.

Fort Detrick House Appropriations Committee Maryland Army — Aberdeen Proving Ground Army Chemical Center Ft. Detrick Ft. George G. Meade Navy Indian Head Annapolis Annadio Whi Naval Ordnance Laboratory Air Force Andrews Afb Camp Springs Delaware Dover Afb West Virginia Sugar Grove Associated Press Kennedy Naval Radio Research Station W. Va Manassas First Maryland Infantry C.S.A Robert J. Zentner Washington Bull ‘Run Areca Sharpsburg Rifles Richard Leatherman

First Countian Chosen for Peace Corps Education Role

Miss Ethel Jeanne Gardner of Cullen is the area’s first Peace Corps selectee. The Mary land graduate and Goleta teacher will train in the United States and be assigned as an English teacher in the Philippines starting after late September, with further training at Rutgers planned.

North County Kennedy Peace Corps Ethel Jeanne Gardner Donald J. Gardner Cullen Goleta Calif Santa Barbara Hagerstown Philippines Miss Gardner The State University Western Maryland College, Westminster University of Florida University of California

Northrop Enters Judgeship Contest in Maryland

Baltimore AP reports Sen Edward S Northrop a Democrat from Montgomery entered the race for one of Maryland two new federal judgeships. The announcement names Northrop among candidates seeking the position.

Baltimore Edward S. Northrop Dmontgomery Maryland

Mathias Urges Swift Action to Extend Federal Aid to Education

Congressman Mathias and Brad Morsey-Massini urge Chairman Powell to fast track legislation extending Federal aid to impacted school areas for two more years. The effort follows a defeated bill and highlights funding for Frederick and Montgomery Counties facing tax-dollar shortfalls if aid lapses.

Charles McC. Mathias Jr Mathias Brad Morsey-Massini Adam Clayton Powell House Education and Labor Committee House Rules Committee Frederick County Montgomery County O Day GOP Mathias-Morse Otier Powell

Grissom's Capsule Sinks After Suborbital Flight

Astronaut Virgil Grissom survived a high speed space suborbital run but his capsule sank in the Atlantic Ocean. Loss of the $2 million spacecraft will not delay Project Mercury and no recovery effort is planned. Grissom reported sea water in his head but escaped unharmed aside from that.

Cape Canaveral Fla Virgil T. Gus Grissom Atlantic Ocean Grissom Robert C. Gilruth Project Mercury Space Agency Gilruth Randolph

Grissom Swims to Safety After Capsule Sinks

Astronaut Gus Grissom escaped a sinking space capsule Liberty Bell 7 in the Atlantic by blowing the hatch and swimming about 70 feet. A Marine helicopter recovered him within two minutes as the capsule sank to 280 fathoms, while reports clarified buoyant suit and brief underwater exposure.

Uss Randolph Gus Grissom Atlantic Ocean Grissom Space Agency

Group To Wash Cars For Church Fund

The Trinity Methodist Church plans a car wash fundraiser at Carroll H Kehne service station at West Patrick and Jefferson for the church building fund. Volunteers will use Kehne’s facilities including an automatic three minute wash. Richard F Burgee chairs the building committee with 200 tickets already sold.

Trinity Methodist Church Carroll H. Kehne West Patrick and Jefferson Streets Kehne Westbrook West Second Street Richard F. Burgee

Grissom completes suborbital flight lands in Atlantic

Gravely thrilling dash ends when Air Force captain Gus Grissom rides the Redstone to a splashdown in the Atlantic 305 miles down range from Cape Canaveral. He emerges smiling aboard the USS Randolph after a 11 minute journey, reports of instruments clear and condition excellent.

America Atlantic Ocean Grissom Air Force Grand Bahama Island Randolph Redstone Cape Canaveral Alan B. Shepard Jr Associated Press Mitchell, Ind United States

Young Couple Attacked on Remote Maryland Road

A white girl and her escort were assaulted after stopping on Batson Road near the Patuxent River in Montgomery County. Stewart Foster, 21, says three Black assailants dragged them from the car, knocked him unconscious, and took the girl into nearby woods. Local police investigate.

Spencerville Montgomery County Stewart Lee Foster Laurel West Hyattsville Batson Road Patuxent River Laud M. Whalen Sparen Hrdhive

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