Local Home Ransacked Amid Frederick County Conference
A Monday break in at the Pry residence on Magnolia Avenue, Frederick, yielded costume jewelry and a ladies wristwatch but no cash. Police linked the theft to a prior break at the Wachter home on Sherman Avenue as investigators traced the entry through a broken cellar window. The Pry and Wachter incidents occurred during a two night period near the Frederick County Teachers Conference, where hundreds of attendees and keynote speakers from Columbia University and the University of Maryland were slated to attend a two day event focused on improving local schooling and teacher effectiveness. The conference included public sessions, group discussions, and musical performances by local school ensembles as part of the program.
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Frederick County
Frederick Cowny
Frederick Wigh
Ery
Rans
Sergis
Elis Carty
Sherman Boone
Wachter
Pranerly
South Bent Street
Miriam J. Waters
Myersvilly
Janice Wickless
North Frederick
Claude R. de Lauter
Lincoln Jr.Sr
Harold Shriver
Middletown
Mallie H. Cornpropst
Northmarket Street
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Thurmont High
David T. Dean
Frederick Igh
Frank HM. Lewis
Elm Street
Pauline H. Runkles
Urbana
Maurice Clarke
Gabillasville
James K. Fisher
Evelyn P. 8. Davis
Herman A. Maurer
Quealin J. Garbart
Sian
Harold J. McNally
Teachers College
Columbia University
New Jersey
Maryland
New York
McNally
United States
George
Bereday
Asliege
King/¢land
Soviet Union
Comparative Education Review
Yearbook of Education
Europe
Latin America
Glenn Blough
Blough
University of Maryland
Michigan
State College of Education
Greely
Cole
University of Ohio
United States Office of Education
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National Service Teachers Association
Frederick
Marytana
State Department of Education
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Fredscitk County Council
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Mecia
Frederick High School
Sperry Storm
Auto Workers Win Fight With Chrysler
The United Auto Workers reach a settlement with Chrysler to implement a short work week. About 2000 workers face layoffs or unemployment benefits with a plan for a two forty six hour week and maintained production standards dispute resolved.
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Chrysler
Delroit
United Auto Workers
Arenesias
Betley Real
Neltigen Chrysler
K. J. Colbert
Waleler Reuther
UAW
al Chrysler
Fragmentary note hints at affectionate exchange
A garbled message hints at a caring moment between two people, mentioning thoughts of easing life and expressing warmth. The legibility is poor, but the tone suggests tenderness and support in a private exchange.
Girl Found Locked In Trunk Of Her Auto
A 28 year old secretary missing since yesterday was found locked inside the trunk of her car in Dothan Alabama. Sheriff Alvin Davis Jr. announced warrants charging kidnapping and assault with intent to murder have been sworn against a soldier whose name was withheld. Eunier Clements, uninjured, was found Sunday by a passerby near Winchester Hall.
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Dothan
Aln
Alvin DB. Davis Jr
Solier
Eunier Clements
Calker T Wen
L. Larrell
Yhe County
Winchester
Hall
Scheduule
Hower
Trederick Health
Jinko
Hagerstown
Say
Winchester* Hall
Heart Center
Forbes Burgess
Health Department
Deiua
President
George B. Stupp
Who prints Maryland's official manual debate rages on
In Annapolis the Hall of Records Commission and Secretary of State Claude Hellmann clash over who should publish Maryland’s official residency manual. The Senate backed a bill to shift publication to the Hall of Records, while Hellmann cites editorial errors and urges sole control by his office. The House Judiciary Committee studies the dispute.
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Hall of Mecnds
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Radolt
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House
Hellmann
Simpkins
de Somerset
Hall of Records
Vellavaimi
Six Teens Involved In Wyoming Crime Spree
Six teenagers, named Kenneth Hulse Duane Whampson Norman Wiseman Phillip Maoz and Mike Bishop, tied to a crime spree that began in Salt Lake City and led to a chase into Wyoming where a car was fired upon and a year old girl abducted from a juvenile detention home. Investigators from Utah Wyoming and the FBI meet to determine charges.
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Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
Utah
FBI
Salt Lake City
C. L. McDougall
Fadten Jones
Morris
Lasser
Evanston
Wyosao
Kenneth Hulse
Duane Whampson
Norman Leroy Wiseman
Phillip Maoz
Mike Bishop
Bishop
Tander
Delession
Claude Dean
Gunpaint
Jait Lake City
Gaithersburg Man Found Guilty and Appeals
A Gaithersburg man James J. Burns was found guilty in Magisterial Court by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr for exceeding 70 and fined 100 dollars plus costs after being arrested by Trooper Robert C Snyder on U S 40 west of Frederick on February 16 Edwin F Nikirk represented the defendant and appealed Another case Geaysoi A Hartsock Myersville was found guilty of intoxication within the city and given a suspended 10 day sentence He faces trial on a charge of operating on a revoked license once the DMV record is received from the state police An assault and battery case saw Roger Thompson Carver apartments found guilty and given a suspended one year sentence in the House of Correction
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Gaithersburg
James J. Burns
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Robert C. Snyder
U.S. 40
Frederick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Geaysoi A. Hartsock
Myersville
Department of Motor Vehicles
Bernard &. King
Roger Thompson
Carver Apartments
Mary C
Weather Outlook Sees Generally Dry Conditions Across Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread dry weather across most of the United States with only a few wet spots. Temperatures show minor changes and near seasonal readings. Light snow or flurries persist in the Great Lakes to the Eastern Seaboard with coastal rain. Snow expected to end in the Lakes region today while continuing in New England and the Rockies report snow showers.
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Great Lakes
Lakes
New England
Itha
Rockies
Hoar College Class Agents Meet on Alumnae Day
A meeting of Hoar College Class Agents was held on March 1 in Alemnae Hall with Mrs. Franklin W. Wood of Camp Hill Pa as chair. Agents chosen by classes aim to keep contact with the alumnae office and boost Loyalty Fund participation. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal reported alumnae giving gains and Miss Anne Funk spoke on Loyalty Fund progress and interpretation. The fund comprises alumnae and Hand Club contributions, given on Alumnae Day in June, supporting faculty salaries library additions and scholarships. Archbishops Stoned in Liverpool incident noted.
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Hoad College
Alemnae Hall
Franklin W. Wood
Camp Hill
Chaiman
Finance Eminiiter
Order of Business
Andrew G. Truxal
Anne Funk
Alumae
Jatemnae
Frederick
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Elizabeth Hay Dennes
Charlotte Smith
Wallace Pannier
Margaret Stull
Verna Parkinson
June Miler
Edmond Maury
Brunswick
Italian church row widens after bishop conviction
In Rome a Vatican led backlash followed the Florence court verdict convicting Bishop Pietro Finideli of Praia for a defaming a grocer and his wife who wed civilly. Papal officials warn of excommunication risks and urge calm while lawyers file appeals.
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Ehuycl
Italy
Catholic Haly
Pius XII
Vatican
Kane
Pietro Finideli
Praia
Jhis
Indepouicent
Tempo
Florence
Messagero
Prato
Lithia Magise Tracy
Milan
U Giorno
T Yugoslavia
Tlangary
Kremlin Proposal Makes Meeting More Difficult
A Soviet note to the United States signals a summit only if Washington accepts in advance that talks will cover limited issues. Moscow aims to use the meeting as propaganda, ruling out certain topics and seeking a broader audience, while presenting a hard stance on discussions.
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William L. Ryan
Kremlin
United States
Moscow
Matum
Mosca
Wis
Willig
Nixon May Visit Soviets in Possible September Trip
Washington sources say President Nixon seriously considers a September visit to the Soviet Union possibly in exchange for a Soviet leader visit to the United States. He may also tour Poland Yugoslavia and six Western European nations as Eisenhower's representative depending on Moscow inviting a Soviet leader of equal rank.
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Soviet Union
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Trucker’s Fuel Delivery Ignites Gas Furnace Fire
In Minneapolis a motorist delivered 200 gallons of fuel oil to three houses with a gas furnace. Oil ignited after a hose was connected to an intake pipe left from a gas conversion. The oil tank had been removed and four occupants escaped unharmed. the fuel spilled into the adjacent home.
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Negro pastor elected moderator of New York presbytery
Rev Edler G Hawkins was elected moderator of the presbytery of New York for one year, the first person of his race to hold the post. The Bronx church, First Augustine Presbyterian, is part of a governing body overseeing 65 churches in Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island with about 29 000 members. Mrs J Mariclyn Himes Frederic RFD 4 filed today as Democratic delegate to the State convention, the first candidate to file in either party. Filing cost has risen to 1 50.
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Edler G Hawkins
1St
Augustine Presbyterian i Sharch
Bronx
Manhattan
Shalen’ Istaril
Mariclyn Himes
Frederik
Court House
Widow's death held death by own action in Korea case
Reports say a 13 year old Korean boy Kim Choon If was found dead after alleged abuse by U S officers at a flight center near Ascom City. Maj Thomas E James Capt Marvin E Kemp and MG Robert E Wiedensaul named as officers to be charged as provost marshal investigates. The incident drew protests from Seoul as Korea seeks a status of forces agreement. The boy is in an American backed orphanage awaiting further action.
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Fairfax
Evears
Te Ilune
Fi.gn
Korea
South Korea
Kim
Choon
Ascom City
Kemp
Wiedensaut
Damies
Uiongbu
Russians Reject Soviet Terms for Pre-Summit Talks
Secretary of State Mallax said Russia’s proposal for a four pre-summit foreign ministers’ meeting is unacceptable. Dulles voiced support for a summit but warned against fraud or hoax and stressed careful advance work to open possible agreements amid East West tension.
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Mallax
Russia
Dulles
United States
Pea
U.S
Akron widow found dead in tourist inn car
Mrs Frances Ann Sykes lived at a tourist inn near Arlington National Cemetery birthplace Akron Ohio. Police said a hose from the exhaust passed through a rear window opening and a blanket stuffed the car while the motor ran. Her husband Maj Edmond Perry Sykes is buried at Arlington. An Air Force spokesman tied the husband’s death to a crash at Osan Air Base in Korea last June 18. The widow had moved here recently and was seen daily by Inn owner Robert Conkle and a companion, with neighbors reporting repeated phone calls from Akron parents she refused to return home to. Police found the poem Our Dream Ship in her room and a line about love.
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Frances Ann Sykes
Hone
Tne
Sykes
Osan Air Force Base
Korva
Zilpha Swisher
Hesitate To Call Senators In Probe
Washington House investigators debated calling senators and Col Gordon Moore before the Special Commerce subcommittee. The open session discussed whether to seek testimony from high officials and planned a closed session for further action. Representative Wolverton urged the panel to assert its desire when a witness is important.
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Washington
House
Richard A. Mack
FCC
Gordon Moore
Eisenhower
Warvis
D-Ark
Rep. Wolverton
RMI
Children Still Missing in Big Sandy River search
In Prestonsburg Kentucky volunteers, Navy divers, guardsmen, and local boats searched the Big Sandy River for 11 missing children after a bus fell into the river. One body recovered. relatives faced a slow recovery. Bradis Goble, who lost two nephews and a niece, led the effort. John Goble has been found. Anna and James remain missing. A chimney fire at 112 East Fourth Street caused no damage. New York traders show a moderate upward course in stock prices.
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National
Sandy
Bradis Goble
Ute River
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John Goble
Anna
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