Three Wrecks Reported By State Police In One Day
State Police logged three accidents yesterday involving eight cars with damages over 2000 dollars. Injuries occurred in one crash with two people treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Incidents included a Route 194 collision near New Windsor injuring Roland Harbaugh and a Route 40 interchange crash near Frederick causing total damage around 515 dollars.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Crutchley
Route 194
New Windsor
Tpr
Crutchley
Roland Harbaugh
Fred Linthicum
Hyattstown
Harbaugh
Linthicum
G. C. Barton
Robert R. Loun
Frederick
Lewis W. Ayler Sr
RFD 6
Jack E. Brady
Center Street
Charles Town
West Virginia
Ayler
Edward Godsey Jr
New Market
Godsey
Route 4
Tor. Loun
Aylor Auto
Brady
Jacqueline Wilson
Sjamsville
Robert Neal
Neal
Dorothy Jenkins
Mt. Airy
Wilson
E. W. Lennox
Door Blows From Plane As Airman Plunges 19000 Feet
An airman fell 19,000 feet after a door blew out of a four engine Air Force C130 in Knoxville Tennessee. A second airman, S Sgt Jose Gallegos, was swept out but grabbed a chain and climbed back into the aircraft.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Air Force
Jose Gallegos
New City Solicitation Law Described by City Officials
Frederick passes a permit based ordinance requiring door to door and street solicitors to obtain a free permit from the Chief of Police and Mayor. The measure targets fly by night groups while excluding permanent stores and certain newspaper or radio sales. Police Chief Main has issued no permits. Heart Fund head expresses tentative support. Violation carries up to $300 fine or six months imprisonment.
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Frederick
Richard R. Burgee
Burgee
Board of Aldermen
Charles W. Main
Charles V. Main
Heart Fund
George B. Douglas
Post-Conviction Petition Rejected in Hagerstown
Judge Stewart Hamill denied Cecil Marks of Frederick a post-conviction relief petition in a circuit court session in Hagerstown. Marks, convicted of murdering his wife last winter, claimed lack of counsel at a preliminary hearing and other misconduct including alleged water deprivation and perjury. The judge found the sheriff’s treatment credible and ruled perjury not suitable for post-conviction review.
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Stewart Hamill
Garrett County
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Hamill
Cecil Marks
Frederick
Marks
Washington County
Mrs Kennedy Returns to Private Life in Georgetown
Mrs John F Kennedy adjusts to private citizen life in quiet Georgetown three months after her husband’s assassination. Friends say she’s coping, focusing on children, a new home, and memorials such as the John Fitzgerald Kennedy library project. Secret Service keeps watch as she dines out and visits shops, a reminder she remains in the public eye.
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John F. Kennedy
George
Ken
Washington
Georgetown
Gia
Secret Service
Kennedy
New Laser Rifle Delivered to Army by Maser Optics
Maser Optics, Inc. announced Tuesday that a lightweight laser rifle capable of emitting a destructive ray instead of bullets has been developed and turned over to the Army. The move marks a shift in armament technology and could influence future combat systems.
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NEW Rifle
Boston
Maser Optics, Inc
Army
Wallace calls for nationwide civil rights debate on TV
Governor George Wallace urges NBC CBS and ABC to sponsor a nationwide televised debate on civil rights. He cites an appalling lack of knowledge about the civil rights legislation and asks networks to host the discussion.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Wallace
Emmitsburg Reads on Water System and Elections
The Emmitsburg Town Council discussed the new filtration plant and reservoir bids, set a special meeting to open 12 bid proposals, and fixed the April 28 election date with enrollment books open at the Town Office. The council reported delays in installing the Rainbow Lake water main due to rock excavation issues.
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Eramitsburg
Rainbow Lake
Emmitsburg
Ralph F. Irelan
Trelan
John §. Hollinger
Emmitsburg Town Board Leaders Face Decision on Re-Election
The town board president and another member, both in their first term, have not decided if they will seek another term as the April 28 election nears. Emmitsburg uses a staggered system with four commissioners and a two year mayoral term. Candidates must be town residents for one year and property owners. petitions are not required.
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Emmitsburg
J. W. Houser
J. Norman Flax
North County
Frederick County
Montgomery County Tightens Rules On Utility Land Condemnations
The Montgomery County Council moved to impose stricter controls over public utility firms authorized to condemn rural land for rights of way. The preliminary action signals tighter oversight of eminent domain uses in Maryland.
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Montgomery
Rockville
Montgomery County
Zoning Vote Proposes Special Exception for Rural Condemnation
In a public hearing on a zoning text amendment a utility would need a special zoning exception to condemn land in the county’s rural two thirds. The change would require demonstration of public need for the proposed facility, currently applied to higher density regions.
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Sere Ktnnedy
Mrs. Kennedy
WCTU
Virginia Lee Beard
Motter Ave
Raymond Shaver
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Routzahn’s
South Market St
Git
Routzahnrs
East Patrick ST
Miller’s
Larry TF. Campbell
Maryland
Walter Snow
North Market St
Davis
Frederick Shopping Center
Dailey’s Funeral Home
C. E. Cline and Son Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Phon
Pckua
Market St
Modern Pharmacy
Ray Wachter
Shoto Center
Bartons
New York
Candy Factory Fresh
Allen’s Cor
AVCO
CAVCO
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Cavetown Planing Mill CO
North Market
Dial
Economy Oil Co. Inc
Frederick, Md
Economy Oil Co., Inc
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