Trio Receives One Year Sentences for Larceny Spree
In Magistrate's Court three offenders from East Patrick street were sentenced to one year in Maryland House of Correction. Larry Lidie 16 Patrick Wilson 17 and Russell Droneburg Jr 21 were found guilty on 75 petty larceny charges for stealing from 25 yards June 20 with items returned valued about 547 dollars.
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Maryland House of Correction
Larry W. Lidie
Patrick R. Wilson
Russell F. Droneburg Jr
East Patrick Street
Stanley Y. Bennett
Allen Richard Douglas
East Coast
Reed T. Thompson
Melvin Fox
Frederick Avenue
Douglas
Fox
Norwood Jackson
Ft Detrick
Boy Dies In Fall From Auto On Hwy Near Hagerstown
A 14 year old boy Randy L Scadden of RFD 1 Hagerstown died after falling from the rear of a car he had hitched a ride on. The driver Glenn Bowers Jr 22 of RFD 2 Hagerstown said he did not know Scadden had jumped on the back until a girl screamed. No charges will be filed.
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Hagerstown
Randy L. Scadden
RFD 1
Washington County Hospital
Stottlemyer Road
Frederick County
Washington County
Donald Alton
Glenn Bowers Jr
RFD 2
Bowers
Scadden
Alton
Charles Scadden
Vernon
Minnesota
Countians Smoking More Now
Frederick County reports higher cigarette tax receipts with a quarterly check of 66 272.22 and a fiscal year total of 245 436.84 dollars, up 9 958 16 from the previous period as smoking appears to rise.
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Frederick County
Tawes Signals Support on Maryland Public Accommodations Law
Governor Tawes said his administration will back the new public accommodations law if courts approve placing it on the November ballot. He did not commit to campaigning but expects opposition efforts to block the petition. Tawes met federal officials in Washington to discuss civil rights enforcement and community relations help.
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Baltimore
Tawes
Maryland
Washington
Luther Hodges
Leroy Collins
Community Relations Service
Buford Ellington
Collins
Johnson
Dems Plan Backyard Campaign
The Young Democrats discussed methods to bolster Johnson forces against Goldwater. Plans include personal backyard campaigns, possible door to door campaigning, helping Frederick County's State Democratic Central Committee, and assisting with voter registration and transportation to the polls.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
State
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
Rioting in Brooklyn Wounds Four Police and Looting
Police shot four Negroes amid rioting looting and vandalism in Brooklyn causing injuries to several officers. Bedford Stuyvesant saw 145 stores looted as marauders smashed windows and stole goods while crowds hurled missiles at police.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Manhattan
Harlem
Sation
Jackpot Days Kick Off Downtown Bargain Fever
Shoppers lined up early to snag sales and prizes at the annual Jackpot Days sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Association. About 50 downtown businesses participate with balloons set to release 2,000 gifts including 150 five dollar certificates Friday night at 7.00.
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Downtown Merchants Association
Carl Fink
North Market Street
Hendrickson’s
Fink
Isiren
Navy scientists dream of temporarily superhuman soldiers
Navy biological researchers outlined long range ideas including temporary superhuman strength, vast skin farms grown from cells for replacements after disasters, and instant acclimatization to desert heat via drugs. Dr. Robert K. Jennings and Dr. Leonard M. Libber described cell cultivation outside the body and drug induced brain mechanisms at ONR and related institutes.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Research Reviews
Office of Naval Research
Robert K
Jennings
ONR
Leonard M. Libber
Naval Medical Research Institute
Bethesda
De Gaulle Pushes Four Power Peace Talks On Vietnam
Parisians report that President de Gaulle called for a four power parley including the United States Red China the Soviet Union and France to settle Vietnam and determine a future status for Indochina He urged peace conditions and a joint reconstruction program for Cambodia Laos and former French Indochina after a neutralization guarantee led by the major powers He cautioned against a military solution in Viet Nam noting changing Western leadership and US distancing from direct control of regional affairs.
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Viet Nam
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
France
de Gaulle
French Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Indochina
Viet Nams
North Viet Nam
Washington
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Appalachia Program Narrowed by House Subcommittee Action
A House Public Works subcommittee approved a revised Appalachia aid bill worth 1.077 billion dollars to assist West Virginia and 10 other states. The measure reduces highway funding and eliminates a proposed development czar, while expanding mine restoration.
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Washington
al House Public Works
Johnson
Appalachia
House
White House
Full Public Works Committee
West Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
Appalachian Development Corp
Czar
Antipoverty Bill Nears Passage
Washington leaders pressed for Senate approval of President Johnson's 962.5 million antipoverty bill after adopting a states rights amendment to woo Southern Democrats. Senator Barry Goldwater assailed the plan as a backward step while Senator John Tower led the opposition in the Labor Committee report. Goldwater's return to the chamber was awaited as GOP colleagues prepared welcoming speeches.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Labor Committee
Hel
Senate Chamber
GOP
Fire damages shed at Annie Jones residence near Liberty
About 11 a.m. a shed fire at Annie Jones home in Liberty scorched its sides and burned a box of rags. Captain Robert Whitmore of the Independent Hose Company said the cause is unknown. Woodsboro Fire Company responded alongside the nearby Liberty school across the road.
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Annie Jones
Liberty
Robert Whitmore
Independent Hose Company
Woodsboro Fire Company
Liberty School
Ruling Upholds New Law in Civil Rights Case
In Atlanta the 5th Circuit upholds the Civil Rights Act against challenges by Lester Maddox and Moreton Rolleston Jr. The court says motels and restaurants serving interstate travelers fall under commerce power. Both owners plan appeals to the Supreme Court as injunctions delay until Aug. 11.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lester Maddox
Pickrick
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Rolleston
Johnson
Maddox
Justice Department
Congress
Elbert P. Tuttle
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lewis R. Morgan
Frank A. Hooper
Hooper
Frederick children stage carnivals to aid muscular dystrophy drive
Frederick youngsters raise funds for muscular dystrophy through multiple summer carnivals. Last year 800 dollars was collected from 100 events, while this year shows 200 dollars so far. Carnivals featured games, refreshment, canoes, and fortune telling, with events planned at Spring Park West Patrick Street and on Md 550 between Woodsboro and Liberty.
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Richard Shafer
The
Sharon Ann Phelps
Harry T. Phelps
Frederick
Feeee
Spring Park
West Patrick Street
Barbara Fritchie
John Rice
MD. 550
Woodsboro
Liberty
Patricia Sirk
Arthur Sirk
Patricia
Marshall Hall
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Bennett
Boy
Dick Shefer
Nat Winters
Fairview Avenue
Gov
Teamsters Union
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Sula
Elysee Pass
Faow Py
Frank J. Keefer
Kitty Lee Metcalfe
Charles Metcalfe
New Windsor
Farm Bureau
Mt. Tabor Park
Gloria Jean Axline
Lee Axline
RFC 2
Middletown
M. D
Sharon
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