Man testifies love in shotgun death case at Cen terville tavern
In Circuit Court a 29 year old Negro testified I loved her about the fatal January 23 shooting of his girlfriend Joyce Thompson at Brown s Tavern Cen terville. He described an accidental discharge during a struggle over a sawed off shotgun after she cursed him and slapped his face. Prosecutors seek first degree murder and the death penalty. Witnesses included Joe Weges John Thompson and Ann Rollins. The defense challenged jurors and a signed confession is in dispute. Continuous coverage on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Thompson
Robert Edward Sewell
Brown's Tavern
Centerville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ralph.g. Shure
Thompson
Ann Rollins
Cesspool
Sewell
Joe Weges
John Thomson
Ann (Rollins
Walter Burail
John Cline
Cline
John Thompson
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Robert F. Sheffield
Roethenhoefer
Robert J. Furie
Kennedy seen at Indian aid project visit
Mrs. John F. Kennedy toured the All-India Medical Institute financed by U.S. aid in New Delhi. She received a rose bouquet from two young heart patients as children with ailments greeted her, with the center funded by 6 million dollars in U.S. aid and 828 thousand from the Rockefeller Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
John F. Kennedy
All-India Medical Institute
U.S
Rockefeller Foundation
Kennedy
Rajendra Prasad
Nehru
Rome
Ganges
Banares
Taj Mahal
Jail Driver After Two Violations
A 29 year old man held in Frederick County Jail on a larceny after trust charge was jailed 40 days after convictions on two traffic violations in Magistrate's Court. Preston Moore Jr pleaded guilty to driving after license revocation and failing to appear for trial, incidents from January 8. He faced $125 in fines, with $100 for revocation and $25 for failing to appear. jail time served in lieu of the fines.
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Frederick County
Preston Moore Jr
Tral
Ronald C. Lewis
Lewis
Moore
Byron W. Thompson
Charles E. Welsh
RFD 1
Thurmont
West Seventh Street
Welsh
Paul W. Mossburg
John M. Stone
Stone
South Market Street
Harry P. Phillips
Phillips
Meeting Scheduled by Planning and Zoning Commission
The city Planning and Zoning Commission meeting originally set for March 6 will be held in the Board Room at City Hall on March 26. The New York market opened irregularly with mixed trading and moderate volume as stocks fluctuated early this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Board Room
City Hall
New York
Kennedy Seeks 4.88 Billion in Foreign Aid to Congress
President Kennedy formally sent a 4.8785 billion foreign aid program to Congress for fiscal 1963. He urged every dollar, citing threats from communism and tyranny abroad, with hearings set to begin Wednesday before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The plan layers 3.3785 billion for economic aid and 1.5 billion for military aid, matching the overall goal of strengthening developing nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Alliance For Progress In
Latin America
Journalist To Speak At Luncheon
Internationally known journalist Lee A. McCardell will speak at the third annual Book and Author Luncheon by Friends of C Burr Artz Library on Saturday April 7 at 12 30 pm at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Public tickets are available at the library or from committee members. McCardell's career spans Baltimore Sun papers Washington correspondent European war correspondent London Bureau and more He is a Frederick native and author of Starred General He is married with three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A. McCardell
Friends of C. Burr
Artz
Francis Scott Key
McCardell
Baltimore Sunpapers
Washington
London
Baltimore Evening Sun
Sunpapers
Rome
Sunday Sun
Cra
Middle East
Frederick
Mr. McCardell
Boys’ High School
Carnegie Institute of Technology
University of Virginia
New York Evening Post
Pars
New York Herald
29Th Division
Italy
England
France
Pulitzer
General Braddock
Nancy Arnold
Baltimore
Courr Ariz
Friends of the Library
Annabel Lundgren
A. B. Collinus
T. ¥. Levinson
J. Richard Ramsburg
C. H. Woodman
James Crist
Robert Fisher
Howard Ash
B. C. Thomas Jr
Robert Ritchie Jr
Eve_lyn Kefauver
Patricia
Friends’ Project
US and Britain drop detailed proposals at disarmament talks
Geneva AP reports that the United States and Britain chose not to present elaborate plans for an international inspection system to curb Soviet secret nuclear tests. After three hours of talks between Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko, no agreement was reached on Berlin or disarmament, though both sides expect further meetings. Kennedy said negotiators aim for realistic paths to reduce nuclear peril and advance security. Rusk and Home reportedly hope for a limited agreement allowing spot checks in known testing areas.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
Rusk
Germany
East Germany
U.S
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Lord Home
President Kennedy's Mother Undergoes Pelvic Hernia Operation
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy aged 71, mother of the President, underwent a successful pelvic hernia operation at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Dr. Roy J. Heffernan performed the procedure, which lasted 1 hour 5 minutes, with the doctor reporting the patient's condition as excellent. She was moved to recovery after 9 am following admission Monday afternoon for a checkup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
U S Trains Thai Army For Imminent Clash With Reds
U S military advisers have begun training Thailand's army to fight Communist guerrillas amid fears of Red aggression in Southeast Asia. The move follows Bangkok's concerns as Laos remains a staging area for North Vietnamese irregulars. General Theodore J. Conway will command the U S Military Assistance Group in Thailand starting July, replacing General Bernard P. Johnson as the aid program totals about 52.5 million dollars this year with some assistance directed to South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.5s
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Bangkok
Laos
South Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Theodore J. Conway
Conway
82Nd Airborne Division
Korea
Bmard P. Johnson
Johnson
Fredericktown Bank to Merge and Create Trust Company
The Fredericktown Savings Institution moves to expand by merging with The Fredericktown Trust Company to form The Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company. Deposits remain insured by FDIC, offices stay, stock swaps convert, and a 33 1/3 percent stock dividend is planned after merger. Board action and stockholders meetings on April 9 finalize approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Maryland
Fredericktown Trust Company
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bank Commissioner of Maryland
Aims For Peace Corps Of 10 000
Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee outlining plans to deploy 10,000 volunteers by August 1963. He urged a budget increase from 30 million to 63.75 million for fiscal 1963, noting over 20,000 Americans have volunteered since the program began in March 1961 and 2,000 new applications come in monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Congress
Shriver
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Barber To Join Orioles Wednesday
MIAMI Fla AP Steve Barber an 18 game winner for Baltimore last season is en route to the Orioles spring training camp on military leave. He plans to arrive at Miami Stadium Wednesday after driving from Ft Bragg NC to join the club for workouts before returning to complete his Army hitch. Barber hopes to pitch on weekend passes during the season until discharge, joining Ron Hansen and Barry Shettone who were recalled to active service last October for one year.
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Miami, Fla
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Orioles
Lee MacPhat
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Miami Stadium
Barber
New York Yankees
MacPhail
Beffore
Wat
Ft Bragg
Ron Hansen
Barry Shettone
Johns Hopkins Specialist Joins Effort To Save Four Infants
In Binghamton New York Johns Hopkins Medical School expert Dr Lawrence Finberg joined a team at Binghamton General Hospital in a round the clock effort to save four critically ill babies fed a salt laden formula. Seven infants have died since Friday and autopsies along with lab tests will confirm if sodium poisoning caused the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N.Y
Johns Hopkins
Binghamton General Hospital
Lawrence Finberg
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Jason K. Moyer
Moyer
Finberg
John E. Kiley
Albany Medical College
John Ford
Ford
FHA State Meet Plans Are Readied
Plans are being readied for the annual state meeting of the Future Homemakers of America on March 31 at the University of Maryland. Mrs Mary N. Muita, state FISA advisor, directs plans for 500 delegates. main speaker is Miss Joanne Reitz. Conference theme is Youth Measure Your Values, with Dorothy Marie Smith of Frederick High as fourth vice president helping.
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Future Homemakers of America
University of Maryland
Mary N. Muita
FISA
Frederick County
Business and Public Administration
Joanne Reitz
Home Economics Exvision
Maryland Tax Extensions Offered After Storm Losses
Annapolis Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announced that Maryland will grant extensions for state tax filing to residents whose records were lost or damaged by the recent storm. Taxpayers facing difficulty gathering documents should write the Maryland Income Tax Division in Annapolis to request an extension, with inquiries especially from Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland Income Tax Division
Goldstein
Ocean City
Arter Ia
Two Roads Blocked By High Water In Monocacy County
Flood waters from the Monocacy River blocked several county roads including Route 90 at Michael's Mill near Buckeystown and Lily Pons road as water crested and receded. Signs were posted and later removed as conditions improved. Potomac River levels rose slowly at Point of Rocks but no major flood damage anticipated despite lingering water on roads from heavy rain and snowmelt.
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Monocacy River
Monocacy
Michael's Mill
Buckeystown
Link’s
Bridge
Reich's Ford
Biggs Ford
Route 26
Israel
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Joseph T Kerrigan
Thurmont
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Robert E. Sewell
Walkersville
White Rock Division
Yellow Springs
Frederick News-Post
Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy
Indian Secretariat
Mrs. Kennedy
Lewiston
Maine
Ther
Willis Olson
Annie
Archie
Andy
Merrill
F. Greene
Chambersburg
Jason A. Martin
Waynesboro
Franklin County
John P. Manges
Rt. Tal
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
U. S
Charles W. Mullican
East Eighth Street
City Bank
Fredericktown Savings
Trust
Specialist
Battle
Whatsit
Watsonville
Calif
Fred
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