Deaths Ivan R Routzahn 67 Middletown Maryland
Ivan R Routzahn 67 of Middletown died today at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was a World War I veteran and longtime Potomac Edison service manager retired after 40 years. Survived by wife Olive Gladhill Routzahn daughter Annette Goodman and brother Lloyd Routzahn. Services Friday 10 30 a.m. Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev J Paul Seltzer. burial in Lutheran Cemetery.
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Ivan RB. Routzaun
Ivan R. Routzahn
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer C
Maude Remsberg Routzahn
Lutheran Church of Middletown
Quarter Century Club
Potomac Edison Company
Olive Gladhill Routzahn
Annette R. Goodman
Lloyd H. Routzahn
Boonsboro
Gladhill
J. Paul Seltzer
Lutheran Cemetery
Woodvine travelers back from Canada motor trip
Mrs. Gertrude Fleming and her son David of Woodvine have returned home from a motor trip through Canada visiting Montreal Laurentide Park Gaspe Peninsula and Nova Scotia. Mr and Mrs George Reese of Union Bridge announce the birth of a son at Carroll County General Hospital Westminster. Mr and Mrs Rudolph J Toms of Keymar announce a daughter born at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mr and Mrs John Hagelin Thurmont announce a son born at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg.
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Gertrude Fleming
David
Woodvine
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Laurentide Park
Gaspe Peninsula
Nova Scotia
George Reese
RFD 2
Union Bridge
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Rudolph J. Toms
Keymar
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John Hagelin
Thurmont
Itysburg
Tropical Storms On The Move
Ella, the season's fifth tropical storm, moved toward Puerto Rico and could brush the northern Leeward and Virgin Islands as advisories urged caution. Dorothy lay about 590 miles west of the Azores, moving northeast with no mainland threat for the next two days. Indian officials reported Italian bees boosted honey yield at Punjab Agricultural University to 27 pounds per hive, aiming to raise India’s annual honey production from 15 million to 20 million pounds.
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Miami
Fla
Ella
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
US Weather Bureau
San Juan
Eva
Leewards
Virgins
Dorothy
Azores
India
New Delhi
Punjab Agricultural University
Nagrota
Orioles recall Haney. Bunker placed on disabled list
Baltimore Orioles place pitcher Wally Bunker on the disabled list with a sore elbow and recall catcher Larry Haney from Rochester. Haney batted .208 with seven homers and 25 RBIs last season. Manager Hank Bauer downplays pennant talk as injuries mount. In Arkansas, segregationist Jim Johnson leads the Democratic primary as runoff race looms against Frank Holt. Rockefeller defeats McMillan in the Republican primary.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Wally Bunker
Larry Haney
Rochester
Orioles
Bunker
Steve Barter
Haney
Hank Bauer
Baltimores
Bauer
Cleveland
Barber
Little Rock
Ark
Jim Johnson
Orval Faubus
Johnson
Frank Holt
Winthrop Rockefeller
Great Society
Arkansas
Holt
Arkansas Supreme Court
Brooks Hays
Dale Alford
Sam Boyce
Raymond Rebsamen
Kenneth Sulcer
Hays
Alford
Boyce
Rebsamen
Sulcer
Rockefeller
Gus McMillan
Sheridan
McMillan
U Thant Backed By Soviets
MOSCOW AP U Thant has Soviet support for another UN secretary general term but has not decided yet, sources said. Kosygin conveyed the push for re election while Thant weighs whether to stand, with U S Britain and France publicly backing a second term. The General Assembly opens Sept 20 and Thant has urged finding another candidate while considering family time and return to Burma.
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Moscow
U Thant
Soviet Union
United Nations
Alexei N. Kosygin
Thant
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Britain
France
General Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Burma
World Organization
Youth Convicted Of Larceny Charges
An 18 year old youth was found guilty of two petty larceny counts and fined 200 dollars with 60 days in Frederick County Jail in Magistrate Court. If the fine isn t paid, 120 days more will be served. Fritz of North Market Street stole a diamond ring from Elkins Jewelers on January 24 and a transit level from L. J. Keller and Sons. Det Sgt Paul W Mossburg said the trial was set for January but he had left the state and returned last week.
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Frederick County
Byron Thompson
Thomas Edward Fritz
North Market Street
Fritz
Elkins Jewelers
L. J. Keller and Sons
Paul W. Mossburg
Frederick City
Indian Pakistani desertion case raises bail debate
AMRITSAR India AP Mustaq Ahmed a suspected illegal entrant from Pakistan appeared in court saying he feels unwanted after a back and forth journey across the border. He described leaving home crossing to Pakistan a year ago and multiple arrests and deportations involving India Pakistan Wagah and border police. A judge granted bail while considering the case. In New Delhi a dairyman was sentenced to two years hard labor for selling adulterated milk to a principal customer.
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Amritsar
India
Mustaq Ahmed
Pakistan
Ahmed
Wagah
New Delhi
City Police
Actor William Holden in Fatal Pisa Car Crash
American actor William Holden drove near Pisa on a Florence to Ligurian coast highway when his car struck a small Italian vehicle. The Italian driver Giorgio Valerio, 42, of Prato, died en route to hospital. Holden and two sisters, Sara and Susan West, were unhurt and the case awaits investigation.
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Pisa
Italy
William Holden
Halden
Sara
Susan West
New York
Montecatini
Viareggio
Holden
Florence
Ligurian Seacoast
Giorgio Valerio
Prato
United States
Switzerland
Kenya
Hong Ken
Japan
No Good Suggestions From New Delhi Suggestion Box
After a one year trial the Home Ministry decided its suggestion box scheme failed to produce worthy entries for the offered cash prize. Officials said they were considering repurposing the boxes as waste baskets.
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New Delhi
Home Ministry
Johnson signs fifth federal pay raise amid inflation fears
President Johnson signed the $540 million annual federal pay hike, the fifth boost in four years, effective July 1. He said Congress added $500 million to his 1967 budget, urging that higher salaries attract and retain talent while warning inflation could erode purchasing power. The piece compares federal pay to private industry, notes top-level gaps, and reviews historical increases and implications for future policy.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Kennedy
James Marlow
Soviets Step Up War Against Hooligans
In Moscow the Soviet government announces a new Ministry for the Protection of Public Order to root out petty crime and dis orderly conduct and promote Socialist morality as a response to rising public clamor against hooliganism and juvenile delinquency.
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Moscow
Baltimore Youth Pleads Guilty to Motel Clerk Slaying
Richard G. Stewart, 15, of Baltimore, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the March 1964 slaying of a College Park motel night clerk. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison, with judge remarks noting the maximum for the charge. Stewart had earlier been found insane at a 1965 trial and was sent to Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital.
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Leonardtown
Richard G. Stewart
Baltimore
College Park
Stewart
St. Marys County
Fiarold Patterson
Philip H. Dorsey Jr
William B. Bowie
Prince Georges County
Richard Stewart
Clifton T
Perkins State Hospital
J. M. Simmons
Jefferson Woman Adopts Filipino Girl Of 11 Years
A Jefferson woman Mrs. Hugh M. Beshers adopts 11 year old Marietta M. Ong through Foster Parents Plan Inc. for 15 dollars a month to aid the Philippine child and her family in Quezon City Manila area. The PLAN program funds an eight dollar cash grant plus clothing and medical care.
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Jefferson
Hugh M. Beshers
Foster Parents’ Plan
Marietta M. Ong
Quezon City
Manila
Beshers
Foster Parents Plan Inc
Green
Hong Kong
Korea
Philippines
Viet Nam
Columbia
Ecuador
Peru
Gather For Central Park Concert
NEW YORK AP They came with baby carriages blankets and dogs eighty thousand people attended Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic in Central Park Tuesday night. The crowd surpassed last summer s 73 500 and likely marked the orchestra s largest symphonic turnout. It was the first of twelve summer park concerts planned in the city.
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New York
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Central Park
Ex Maryland educator dies at Rocky Gorge Dam
Laurel AP Dr William C Zuke Supplee 63 former University of Maryland Poultry Department research associate and standout athlete drowned Monday at Rocky Gorge Dam near his home. He earned nine varsity letters in football track and basketball at College Park setting javelin and distance running records. Supplee joined Poultry Science in 1954 focusing on nutrition. Survivors include his widow two children a brother and sister.
Search Continues For Gen Stilwell Jr in Pacific
SAN FRANCISCO AP Coast Guard and Navy ships and planes extended the search for Brig. Gen. Joseph W Stilwell Jr and two companions. They disappeared early Sunday flying a DC3 from San Francisco toward Hawaii. Yorktown began the search and Hornet will relieve it. Stilwell commanded Army Special Warfare Training Center at Ft. Bragg NC. Grimes 45 piloted the DC3 en route to Thailand for Thai air force use. He radioed that engine trouble forced a turn back about 525 miles at sea. No trace found.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Navy
Pacific
Joseph W. Stilwell Jr
Hawaii
Yorktown
Hornet
San Diego
Stilwell
Army
Ft. Bragg
X.C
Hal Grimes
Harold Fossum
Montclair
Zalif
Grimes
Local Hospital Admissions And Discharges Noted
Among The Sick Mr. Martin Stine of West Seventh Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday as a medical patient. Mr. Clyde Abrecht Jr of Montclaire Avenue has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Freida Bremnan of Westminster underwent surgery on July 22 at Lutheran Hospital in Baltimore.
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Martin Stine
West Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clyde
Abrecht Jr
Montclaire Avenue
Freida Bremnan
Westminster
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Dallas crime chief urged juvenile rehabilitation workshop
Dallas Crime Commission head Join McKee urged building a joint city county workshop to rehabilitate growing juvenile offenders. He said juveniles account for nearly half of major crimes and repeating offenders show the system is wrong, proposing a trade training prison workshop.
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Dallas
Dallas Crime Commission
Join McKee
McKee
Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Frederick area
Expressions of gratitude to Dr James B Thomas and Frederick Memorial Hospital staff. Thanks to Rev Austin Cooper Rev Ralph E White neighbors and friends for visits cards flowers prayers during hospitalization and recovery. Also mentions World Book Encyclopedia sales and local events including a Ladies Garden club and a farm bureau picnic at Mt Taber Park with buffet and games. Q uarterly meeting of Independent Hose Co and a summer concert at Yellow Springs Park.
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James B. Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Austin Cooper
Ralph E. White
Norman
Farm Bureau
Mt. Taber Park
Rocky Ridge
Suly
Frank J. Scotto earns expert rifle score at Fort Jackson
Army Pvt Frank J Scotto age 19 son of Mr and Mrs Fred dric Scotto Magnolia Ave fired expert with the M 14 rifle near completion of basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina The expert rating is the highest mark on rifle qualification test He is a 1964 graduate of St Johns High School Washington Irving gave New York City the nickname of Go-
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Army
Frank J. Scotto
Freddric Scotto
Magnolia Ave
Fort Jackson
S C
St. John's High School
In Memoriam Crummitt Bertie S Birthday Remembrance
In memory of Bertie S Crummitt on her birthday July 27 with lonely hearts and silent tears. Frances Catsail notes lasting memories of Charles Cutsail who died three years ago on July 27 with a tender, well-loved face and voice. Wife Ruth and children Frances Judy Ann, sons-in-law and grandchilden express family tribute.
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Crummitt
Bertie S
Catsail
Charles Cutsail
Ruth
Frances
Judy
Ann
Mortgage Sale Cancellation In Thurmont Property Foreclosure
The mortgage foreclosure sale of the John A Woelfel estate in Thurmont scheduled for Wednesday August 10 1966 at 11 00 am at the Court House door has been cancelled Herbert L Rollins Assignee conducts a rummage sale in the backyard of 226 East Church Street on July 30 For The Bright Jewel Class Complete Auctioneering And Appraisal Service Glenn Trout James G Trout 845 5000 845 4211 Walkersville Maryland bond clerk Experience Doesn t Cost It Pays
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John A. Woelfel
Backyord
East Church Street
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Walkersville
Maryland
General Farm
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Knoxville
St. — Catholic Church
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William McCroy
St. Mary's Church Cemetery
Fred E. White
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George C. Harley
Thomas L. Robinson
Joseph L. Smothers
Austin C. Timpson
C. H. Feete
Brunswick
Manzella Wachter
Howard Newton Wachter
Church of the Brethren
Merlin E Garber
Chester M. Ausherman
Albert T. McCracken
Howard V. Zimmerman
Ralph W. Fahrney
Ernest Ausherman
Carl Kintz
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Norman C. Fatrall
Norman C. Fairall
Tuscarora
E. Church St
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
A. Hart Etchison
Millard Brust
Donald M. Fadeley
F. R. Smith
Lewis F. Esterly, Jr
William FE. Baker
Mount Olivet Cemetery
MM. R. Etchison and Son
Eer
LBJ
Soviets
World Today
Marietta
M. Ong
Maryland U
Gen. Stilwell
Rosemont Ave
Constance H. Mercer
S&h
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Yellow Springs
Baker Park
Larry N Stall
Frederick
Utica
Miller’s Grove
Independent Hose Co
Yhurs
Russell Hahn
SEC
Rodger’s
N. Market St
Fleischman's Cleaners
E. Patrick ST
Tea Inc
Cappello
Wilkins
Pan Raisin Buns
South Market St
Harry Rovin
Mary
Kinsey
Evergreen Point
Petchwart
C. Eichelberger
Mt. Airy
Carasival
Loretta Lynn
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Marcus Cleaners
Paul R. Kolb
Mt. Zion Haugh’s Church
Ladiesburg
Harmony Band
Staley Park
Motter Ave
Walter Snow
North Market St
Zita
Merle
Carmack’s
381 North Market St
Joe's Cleaners
Flint Hill Methodist Church
Routzahn
CENER
Johnny's Market
7Th & Market Sts
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Crocker & Little Builders Tac
MOSER
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bind
Ecker
Market St
Washington Irving
New York City
Staley Park Shelter
Mehalf Wachter
New Midway
Niewspae
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