Churches Ransacked In Frederick Area Break-ins
Four Frederick churches suffered break-ins last night with offices ransacked. The First Baptist Church on Dill Avenue reported $300 damage to file cabinets and desks after an open window entry. Churches of the Brethren, United Presbyterian, and Calvary Methodist also had ransacked offices and broken doors. Police have no suspects. Detective Sgt. Paul W. Mossburg notes juveniles are suspected.
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Frederick
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second and
Bentz Streets
Paul W. Mossburg
Stock Market Sees Profit Taking Early Trade
New York stocks opened with modest gains and losses as profit taking surfaced in early trading. The session showed an irregular trend with moderately active turnover across the market.
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New York
Saigon Omits Quarter as Buddhist Institute Seized
Security forces moved to crush Buddhist protests in Saigon firing pistols and tear gas, seizing the Buddhist Institute and arresting draft-age demonstrators. A mob burned three Jeeps and seized two submachine guns from American MPs. Four hundred miles north Thich Tri Quang neared a serious hunger strike, while U S forces reported heavy Viet Cong losses in the central highlands, with a 14 to 1 kill ratio.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Buddhist Institute
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
North Viet Nam
Willard Pearson
Frederick City Pools Set for Saturday Opening
Frederick City pools Diggs and Mullinix Park will be open daily 1 to 6 p.m. starting Saturday with Sunday hours 1:30 to 6:20 p.m. Baker Park pool shares the same schedule. A record 16 city playgrounds will open Thursday June 23 for instruction in art music sports and crafts at varied hours including College Estates.
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Frederick City
Laurens N. Bowers
Diggs
Mullinix Park
Baker Park
College Estates
Supreme Court Confession Rules Draw Fire Across Nation
Washington officials and police chiefs condemned the Supreme Court ruling restricting interrogation of suspects. The 54 decision, announced by Chief Justice Earl Warren, bars confessions obtained when constitutional rights against self incrimination are not safeguarded. Justice John M. Harlan led the dissent, calling the move a hazardous experiment amid rising crime.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Earl Warrer
John M. Harlan
Warren
Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Puerto Ricans Riot Again In Chicago
In Chicago on Monday night police battled more than 1,000 rioters on the Northwest Side for a second night. Seven Puerto Ricans were shot and wounded and 37 arrested as looting occurred and stores were closed. A protest march to City Hall was planned for today.
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Chicago
John Elmer
Chicago Tribune
Humboldt Park
City Hall
Boys Accused of Stealing Wrecking Car in U S 340 Crash
Two 14yearold Hagerstown youths were turned over to Washington County authorities after allegedly stealing a car and wrecking it on U S 340. Dan iel L. Smith faces reckless driving and driving without a license charges. The car owned by Benjamin J. Romine was stolen Monday evening. an accident occurred around 4 am after leaving the road and rolling four times. Trooper J W Reburn and Top EB Barnes investigated.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
U.S. 340
Daniel L. Smith
Smith
US. 40
J. W. Reburn
Benjamin J. Romine
Tfe. Top
EB. Barnes
Tpr
Reburn
Election Fever Grips Vote Judges at Maryland Armory
Staff writer notes early morning alarms as city election begins at the Maryland State Armory. Judges, many women, greet the day with coffee while registering voters and explaining machines. Despite minor machine glitches, they display good humor and persistence, recalling tougher old days and the shift to packing lunches.
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Maryland State Armory
Evelyn Putman
Jean Wilkinson
Doris Peace
Arthur Null
Ten Percent Turnout In First Hours Of Frederick City Election
By 11 a.m. 1,167 of 11,083 registered voters had cast ballots at three polling places in Frederick. Democrats led with 1,678 votes to 489 Republicans. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Heavy voting expected at noon to 1 p.m. and after 6 p.m. Thunderstorms forecast may curb turnout.
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Frederick City
George T. Schroeder Jr
Board of Election
South End Civic Association
Seca
Five Injured In Crash At New Market
Five people were injured in a two-truck collision at the U.S. 40 Md. 75 intersection in New Market. Roy N. Runkles, 50, was hospitalized with head lacerations and possible fractures. Leroy W. Smith, 2b Mt. Airy, had a fractured right ankle. Treated and released were Robert Lee Renner, 21 Thurmont. James E. Harrison, 43 East Sixth Street. Charles T. Altman, 53 East Church Street with a broken nose. Frank G. Counselman, 50 Bethesda, pulled into Runkles path and was charged with failure to grant the right-of-way. The crash occurred about 7:45 am. damage estimated at $900 to Counselman’s truck and $700 to Runkles’ truck.
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U.S. 40
New Market
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roy N. Runkles
East Sixth Street
Leroy W. Smith
Mt. Airy
Robert Lee Renner
Thurmont
James E. Harrison
Charles T. Altman
Church Street
J. W. Reburn
Runkles
U.S
MD. 75
Frank G. Counselman
Bethesda
College Aid Case Appealed to Maryland Supreme Court
The Maryland Board of Public Works authorized an appeal to the Supreme Court of a Court of Appeals ruling that state grants for construction at religious affiliated colleges are unconstitutional. It upheld grants to Hood College while voiding those to St. Joseph’s Emmitsburg Western Maryland and Notre Dame Baltimore. The board also approved a deputy salary of 15670 to 19589 for the State Insurance Department to attract top technical staff and support a proposed administrative overhaul.
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Maryland Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
St. Joseph's
Emmitsburg
Western Maryland
Notre Dame of Baltimore
Hood College
Francis B. Burch
Board of Public Works
Bureh
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John A. Derr
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South End
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Staley Field
Frances Harley
East Church Street
Angie Yost
Ayoy Cerrain
Margaret Fudson
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