Trial Set in Manslaughter Case From Frederick Fight
Two Mt. St. Marys College students James McGonegal and Stephen Murphy face manslaughter charges in the death of Ronnie Lee Sier. Their trial moves from Frederick to Baltimore County Towson court due to publicity concerns. Sier died December 24 after injuries from the Frederick Fair fight on October 1.
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Ronnie Lee Sier
Baltimore County
Edwin F. Nikirk
James J. McGonegal
Stephen G. Murphy
Mt. St. Mary's College
Frederick Circus
Baltimore Court
Towson
Nikirk
Frederick County
Murphy
McGonegal
Grand Jury
Lier
Frederick Fair
Sier
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Fredericktown Bank Branch Opens Monday
The Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co will open a new branch at Prospect Plaza Shopping Center. It offers drive in service and hours 9 am to 2 pm Monday to Friday plus Friday evenings 6 to 8 30. Virginia C Derr of Monrovia is branch manager with assistants C Monroe Myersville Charles F Trunkei Frederick and Mrs Charles L Warner Frederick.
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Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co
Prospect Plaza
Virginia C. Derr
Monrovia
C. Monroe
Myersville
Charles F. Trunkei
Frederick
Charles L. Warner
City Police Recruit Training Starts June
Frederick's first city police recruit training program will begin June 21 under Major Charles V. Main. Two new recruits, Clark Daniel Boone and Basil D. Coffman, will undergo a six week course directed by Sgt. J. Frank Main Jr. The program covers 18 sections from orientation to traffic enforcement.
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Frederick
Charles V. Main
J. Frank Main Jr
Clark Daniel Boone
Basil D. E. Coffman
Major Main
Sgt. Main
Main
Frederick City
Maryland
City proud of youth work program ahead of federal plan
Frederick city officials note that local summer job program for youths ages 14 to 21 already aligns with President's Youth Opportunity Program. The recreation department employs about 41 youths in playgrounds pools and lifeguard duties, while parks and maintenance crews hire teens to trim shrubbery clean parks and mow lawns. Mayor Magaha received a letter from Vice President Humphrey praising the city’s efforts.
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Frederick
Hubert H. Humphrey
Parks and Maintenance Department
E. Paul Magaha
Humphrey
Johnsons Fly to Camp David for Weekend Rest
President and Mrs. Johnson departed the White House by helicopter Friday night and traveled to Camp David in Maryland for a weekend of rest. The White House said others accompanied them but did not name them or give return details.
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Johnson
White House
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Johnsons
Ky Named South Viet Nam Premier at Age 34
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky becomes South Viet Nam’s youngest premier heading the eighth government in 20 months. The armed forces hold power with a civilian cabinet and a military directory chaired by Ky, while Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu heads the congress. Ky vows to return to the air force someday.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khac Suu
Suu
Congress of the Armed Forces of
Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Dien Hong
U.S
Ian
Braddock Heights Park Seeks Sale Above $100 000
Park owner Mrs. Kitty Rosenberry says Braddock Heights amusement park is for sale at over 100000 dollars with 60 acres of development land. The facility will stay in full operation this summer and into the sale, including skating rink bowling alleys dances and rides for all ages.
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Braddock Heights
Kitty Rosenberry
Ollie Rosenberry
Montgomery County
Rosenberrys
Braddock Mountain
Fredericksonians
Potomac Edison Company
Rosenberry
Carroll Court Refuses To Halt Winfield High School Work
Carroll County Circuit Court denied an injunction to stop construction of a consolidated Winfield High School. The Mount Airy Citizens League plans to appeal, while the Carroll County Board of Education argues the project eases crowding at Mount Airy and Sykesville schools. Judge Edward O Weant ruled in favor of the board.
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Carroll County
Winfield
Carroll County Board of Education
Mount Airy
Citizen’ League
Edward 0 Weant
Philip Lerner
Citizens’ League
Judge Weant
Lewis Dixon
Mount Airy Group
Iiy
State Board of Education
Sykesville
Atty. Louis A. Scholz
Weant
Board of Education
Scholz
League
Maryland State Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Car Stolen With $5,000 In Coins In Gettysburg
A car owned by E Ward Russell of Silver Spring Maryland containing rare coins valued at about $5 000 was stolen Friday from the Holiday Inn parking lot in Gettysburg Police reported two young men dressed in black and wearing sneakers tried to open the trunk and fled in a second car Eyewitnesses and license plate numbers were obtained Police attributed the theft to professional coin thieves who tail coin shows nationwide
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Gettysburg
Holiday Inn Motor Hotel
E. Ward Russel
Silver Spring
Hagerstown
Paul Shearer
Rebels Seize Algiers After Ben Bella Overthrow
In Algiers a predawn coup installed Col Boumedienne as head of a Revolutionary Council. Ben Bella is ousted with the radio declaring he would meet the fate of despots. Troops guard key points as France acknowledges a new government and promises security for French citizens.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Todas
Louari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Boumedienne
Revolutionary Council
Algeria
Council
Louis Dauge
Abdel Aziz Bouteflika
Radio
Kabylie
Four Area Men Chosen For Eagles Posts In Maryland
Four Frederick County men were chosen without opposition for state and district offices as the 60th Maryland and DC Eagles convention opened in Baltimore. Meredith Axline of Brunswick was nominated to state vice presidency and elected by acclamation. C Donald Kephart of Hagerstown won state presidency while George E. Miller of Frederick was renominated as state treasurer.
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Frederick County
Order of Eagles
Maryland
Eagles
Basil Morris
Highlandtown
Leon Ringler
Rockville
Baltimore
Sagner Inc Banquet Marks Expansion Plans And Anniversaries
Sagner Inc employees from Frederick plants 1 and 2 attended the 32nd anniversary banquet at Peter Pan Inn where vice president Sheldon Hymowitz announced expansion including a new St Louis sales office and warehouse. Memorial services were held in Baltimore for founder Stanley Sagner who died last July. A brief memorial for five employees who died in the past year followed. Retirement gifts honored 15 year workers while commemorating a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crutch.
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Sagner, Inc
Frederick
Peter Pan Inn
Arnold Sagner
Sheldon Hymowitz
Hymowitz
Stanley Sagner
Baltimore
St Louis
Louis Edelman
Staley Dies at 84 Former Frederick Resident
G H L Staley, 84, formerly of East Second Street and later Baltimore, died yesterday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a period as a patient. He taught music in Frederick County, helped start the Frederick Kiwanis Club and served as its first president. A pioneer in the automobile business, he operated a dealership on East Patrick Street. He directed choral groups, served as organist for Pleasant Hill Church, and belonged to Frederick Lodge Elks. He leaves a daughter, a brother, two grandchildren, a great grandson, and a sister. Funeral services are Monday at 2 pm at Richison and Son Funeral Home conducted by Rev Paul L. Althouse. burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. No viewing. flowers omitted.
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Grayson . Staley
East Second Street
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Staley
Frederick County
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Pleasant Hill Church
Frederick Lodge of Elks
Staley
Joseph Edward
Claire Angelberger Staley
George L. Smith
Frederick
Irving EK Stales
George JT Smith
Honolulu
Ha- Waii
Donald S. Brown Jr
Hampton Beach
Long Island
Michael Timothy Smith
Richison
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Hubert
LBJ
Washington
Sid's Crown Service
7Th
Bentz
Sid Hahn
Wayne Droneburg
J. Rolfe Castleman
Droneburg
Houari Boumedienne
Ap Wirenhoto
S. Viet Nam
Braddock Heights Park
Carroll Court
G. HL. Staley
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