Court aims to clear old motor vehicle appeals by September
Chief Judge Patrick M Schnaufer announced in Circuit Court that all old motor vehicle appeal cases will be cleared before September even if a February jury is recalled. Only one direct appeal was heard this morning after dismissals and continuances. Fault lies with Magistrate's Court as many cases never arrived upstairs. If needed, a week of appeals will be set before the September term to clear backlogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Sehnausler
Schnauffer
Charles W. Winpigler
West South Street
Samuel E. Barrick
Ady Aemiense Fao Sula OU Lik
Winpigler
Three-nation talks near accord on test ban treaty
The Soviet Union Britain and the United States completed work on a nuclear test ban treaty to cover air, outer space and underwater tests and may initial it Wednesday. Delegation chiefs Harriman Hailsham Gromyko left Spiridonovka Palace after finalizing the text. Discussions also touched on a non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Spiridonovka Palace
U.S
Wolverill Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
City Water In Good Supply As August Canning Increases Demand
Water works chief says city supply is sturdy but an August boost looms when Jenkins Brothers Canning expands to corn processing. Factory will add about 750700 gallons daily and may run two shifts. 175 employed now with 9 hour days. Rain needed to sustain crops and reservoir levels.
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William d. Davis
City Water Works
Jenkins Brothers Canning Factory
J. O'Neil Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
East South Street
Jenkins
Weather Bureau
Gaithersburg
Canning Factory
Frederick County
Fishing Creek
Charles G. Weddle
Mr. Weddle
Crops Need Rain State Report Says
The Maryland-Delaware Crop Reporting Service notes crops in Maryland and Delaware would benefit from soaking rain to replenish soil moisture. Despite drouth, prospects for corn soybeans and summer vegetables are generally excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Maryland-Delaware
Aged County Residents Approve Tax Credit Plan
County Commissioners adopt a resolution granting a $30 tax credit to residents over 65 who have lived in the county five years and an annual gross income of $1,200 or less. The plan replaces past base reductions and requires applicants to apply to the county for the credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Irvin Renn
The
Way Mat Aay
Kennedy calls to scrap immigration quotas
President Kennedy urges Congress to end country by country quotas and replace them with a skills oriented system. Priority would go to skilled migrants then relatives of residents and finally those applying for entry, as the plan seeks gradual immigration reform.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Sixty to seventy Optimists to attend district meeting
Lester F. Wagner announces first quarterly Optimist District 33 board meeting here Friday and Saturday with about 70 clubs represented. Sessions at Francis Scott Key Hotel and Peter Pan Inn Urbana include registration teams, speeches by Frank L. Smith Jr., and a walking tour for wives.
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Lester F. Wagner
Optimist District
State of Maryland
Amischy
Wagner
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Peter Pan Tnn
Urbana
Frederick
Kenneth Fogle
Sinclair Refining Co
John Hyssong
Better Homes Equipment Co
Braddock Heights
Gordon Taylor
Fort Detrick
C. Richard Miller
Fort
Detrick
Zone B
John Derr
Optimist International Public Relations Committee
Peter Pan Inn
C & P Telephone Co
Migoluiya
Suulelal -Liedisuiels
Boys Work
Optimist
Integration and Commerce Advocate Backed by Under Secretary
Under secretary Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. testified that most businessmen North and South would welcome legislation banning racial segregation in public accommodations. He argued the bill would curb discriminatory practices harming interstate commerce and align with democratic ideals.
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Washington (Ap
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Fae
Commerce Department
Senate Commerce Committee
Typhoid linked to summer Bible camp near Chambersburg
State Health Department reports 21 Pennsylvanians hospitalized with confirmed or suspected typhoid fever traced to a summer Bible camp near Chambersburg. The camp closed for the season as a precaution after an outbreak, with a 14 year old Mercersburg boy the latest hospitalized. Seven confirmed cases reported in Chambersburg. suspected cases discharged after hospital stay. Trading moderate New York oils and motors showed strength as markets rallied after declines.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Mercersburg
Chambersburg Hospital
Todd Steel Buys Plant and Land for 236000
Todd Steel Inc of Point of Rocks has purchased the plant and seven acres from Arthur Bowis and Jim Gibbons for about 236000. Stockholders include Rowie Wachindtan and Gibbons, who leased the site in 1959. The 34000 square foot facility sits northwest of the B&O Railroad at Md 15, within a 700 acre tract. Norman W. Todd of Braddock Heights is president.
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Todd Steel Inc
Point of Rocks
Arthur Bowis
Jim Gibbons
Court House
Rowie A Wachindtan Busiinesman
Gibbons
Washington
Todd Corporation
Todd
B&o Railroad
MD. 15
Bowis and Gibbons
Todd Steel
Norman W. Todd
Braddock Heights
Maryland State Police Seek $1.14 Million for New Posts
Maryland State Police propose spending 1 141 000 over ten years to expand facilities. Plans include a Hagerstown post in 1966, an Annapolis troop barracks in 1968, and a radio microwave building with 20 000 immediate action. Colonel Carey Jarman outlined the program at a state planning hearing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Carey Jarman
Upper Marlboro
Demonstrations To End in Cambridge Agreement Reached
Cambridge Maryland leaders and federal officials signed an agreement at the Justice Department pledging end to racial demonstrations in Cambridge. It commits desegregation of first four grades by September, mixed housing aims, an empowered biracial Human Relations Commission, and a promise of no protests for an indefinite period.
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Cambridge
Justice Department
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Atty
Burke Marshall
Kennedy
Calvin W. Mowbray
C. Awdry Thompson
Nmigeht
George Gelston
National Guard
Dorchester County
Department of Employment Security
Public Housing Administration
Robert A. Weaver
City of
Dorchester County Board of Education
Cambridge Area National Guard Units Excused From Camp
Six National Guard units including Company A 2nd Battle Group 175th Infantry Division are excused from summer camp for service at Cambridge. The Frederick Guardsmen will remain in Cambridge. 55 men of Company C 729th Maintenance Battalion depart Saturday for two weeks at Camp A Hill Virginia starting July 26. Headquarters 3rd Brigade 29th Division Towson also leaves Cambridge with three local officers. Maj Willard M Horine Capt Paul L Crum Jr Lt Robert L Strine cited.
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175Th Infantry Division
Frederick
National Guard
Department of the Army
Cambridge
Charles Forman
Camp A . Hill
Virginia
3Rd Brigade
29Th Division
Towson
Rail Heads Back JFKs Plan
Rail executives unanimously back President Kennedys emergency plan to avert a nationwide strike. The Association of American Railroads supports both the Presidents message to Congress and the related bill granting ICC authority for up to two years. At Capitol, congressional actions looked favorable as five operating unions decide their stance.
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Washington
Kennedy
The
Association of American Railroads
Congress
Intersale Commerce Commission
Capitol
Unons Sill
Downtown Frederick Prepares For Jack Pot Day Sales
Operation Downtown Frederick completes colonial themed remodeling across streets and storefronts including Patrick and West Patrick, City Hall, Sears Roebuck, and local banks. Enhanced interiors exteriors aim to lure shoppers and tourists as Jack Pot Day Sales set to open Thursday amid broader revitalization.
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Frederick
Downtown
Downtown Merchants
Patrick Street
East Patrick
Ure Olker
Seara Rodtick
West Patrick
Martar
Fast Patrick Street
Orci Ceceiog
Beneficial Finance Company
Sears Roebuck and Company
Sears
Ryfall
South Mar
Rohrback
Independent Has c Company
West Church Street
Avedon Reeudtreet
North Court Street
Thomas J. Cram
Philip Wertheimer
James McSherry
East Second Street
Jack
O | Step
Expensive To Keep Peace In Cambridge
Cambridge faced high costs to maintain peace as the National Guard remained for the militia role. The first two days alone from June 1 to July 8 ran nearly $100,000, with local police and broader economic impacts not yet tallied.
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Cambridge
API
Sizh.umc
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Thomas B. Finan
Gloria Richardson
Grand Jury
Stephen P. Riland
Riland
Peters Road
Thurston
New York
Brooklyn
JFK
Paris
Saneless
Ket
Hutner-Roelke
East Patrick Street
City Hall
North Market Street
Eivenhauer
Eid Bern
Gresser
Erin
Pemeress
George Nusbalm Reate
Frederick, Md
Cole
Frederick Gonday
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