Tawes Dedication of Deaf School Facility in Maryland
Governor Tawes dedicated the Maryland School for the Deaf's new primary building, a $710,000 facility housing 97 students. He contrasted American education with Soviet schooling, urged continued study, and praised the school's history and its role in preserving individual freedom through education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
J. Millard Tawes
Gov. Tawes
Tawes
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
General Assembly
Thomas Jefferson
National Science Foundation
Maryland
School For the Deaf
Judge Moylan
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Board of Visitors
Albert P. Backhaus
Department of Public Improvements
Leonard M. Elstad
Gallaudet College
Washington
Gallaudet
Steve L. Mathis
Episcopal
Mr. Mathis
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
William G. Hisky
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Fr. Hisky
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Mildred Kottmeyer
Sarah Quinn
Ona Howell
Removal Of Cabins Is Ordered
Local residents near Seneca received notices from the Department of the Interior to remove privately owned cabins from federally held grounds. Julien P. Delphey and others say no reason was given and plan to seek a government reconsideration. The area, spanning from Washington to Seneca, may involve up to 150 cabin owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Julien P. Delphey
Delphey
Department of the Interior
National Capital Park Area
Washington
Clinton Hamilton
Harry Stup
Charles Troxell
William Rimby
Mt. Airy
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Mathias
Mr. Delphey
Potomac
Brunswick
Two Guilty Of Pistol Whipping In Montgomery County
Two Montgomery County men Leonard Prayther 16 Zion road and Wayne Chase 25 Kensington were convicted in Magisterate Court for pistol whipping George A Hackley outside a Centerville tavern on February 5. Magistrate Bennett called the testimony a farce and suspended $25 fines. Also convicted were George Beckell Point of Rocks and Lester Carter Water Street for drunken driving with jail sentences or fines. John Shabloski Disputanta Va jailed 20 days for license revocation. Henry Rosenthall Jr Ballimore and Carroll Hahn Catonsville faced theft charges at Phillips 66 station. case held open for psychiatric review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Pistola
Centerville
Tawern
George A. Hackley
Rockville
Leonard M. Prayther
Zion Road
Wayne A. Chase
Kensington
Albert G. Hedden
Hackley
Chase
Prayther
Stanley ¥. Bennett
George E. Beckell
Point of Rocks
Lester B. Carter
Water Street
Beckell
Richard W. Poffenberger
Carter
Poffenberger
TFC
Richard F. Alderton
John W. Shabloski
Disputanta
Shabloski
Route 40
Virginia
Henry L. Rosenthall Jr
Balltimore
Carroll M. Hahn
Catonsville
Springfield State Hospital
W. Jerome Offutt
Phillips 66
New Market
Tia
Glen Folk
Spring Arrives Amid Warm Up and Rain Showers
Spring's unofficial start brings high 50s to skies with partial clouds and a light shower tonight. Rain and cooler, cloudy weather are forecast for tomorrow and Thursday as residents report youths firing air rifles within city limits. Police Chief Charles V. Main warns air rifle discharge is a misdemeanor.
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Charles V. Main
Beeney family predicts end of town in Kansas case
In Erie Kansas the Beeney clan declares God will destroy their town after they moved two daughters from school and packed cars outside the jail. Kennady Beeney Sr 59 leads the family saying Patricia 17 and Judy 39 have prophecies and Phylilis 17 speaks in tongues while the rest prepare to flee with minimal belongings. Police arrested Beeney after he pulled Verla 13 and Letha Faye 6 from school under state truancy laws. Market notes follow with cautious trading and witness statements for youths.
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Erie
Kan
Beeney
Kansas
Kennedy L. Beeney Sr
Judy
Patricia
Phylilis
Booneys
Verla
Letha Faye
Forgery Sentence Suspended in Check Cashing Case
A 21 year old Brunswick man, Wallace K. Stottlemyer, pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery and received Reformatory for Males sentences not exceeding two years on each count, to run concurrently. A 2 year old woman, pregnant, received a two year suspended sentence in the Reformatory for Women after pleading to Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer she would work and support her child in three months. State witnesses testified about checks cashed by non existent signatories, including a $70 check and an $800 attempt, with recovery of $198. The cases arose from a January check cashing spree as defendants sought immediate trials.
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Reformatory For Women
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Wallace K. Stottlemyer
Doris L. Harrison
Brunswick
A. McGowan
Parker's Market
Stottlemyer
Robert T. Storer
State Police
Betty Ann Horne
Western Maryland Trust Company
Barbara Adams
Edgar H. Carey
Horne
Norman H. Dietz
Mary Smith
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Lt. Dietz
Smith
South Carolina
Durward Kettells
Schnauffer
Frondizi Moves to Outlaw Peronists in Argentina
President Arturo Frondizi moved to outlaw Peronist activity after elections that boosted ex-dictator followers. He drafted decrees to nullify Peronist victories, ban songs and banners, and curb demonstrations while a military junta formed to coordinate actions, with civilian appointees set to assume provincial control as commanders cede power.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Ths
War Ministry
Armed Services
Peron
Tawes Campaign Tour Schedule Released in Frederick
Governor J Millard Tawes will lead a daylong campaign tour of Frederick county visiting Brunswick Burkittsville Middletown ML St Mary's College St Joseph's College Emmitsburg Thurmont and North Frederick Elementary with stops and rallies from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Other Tawes ticket members include Louis Goldstein Daniel Brewster Perry Wilkinson and county chairman Alton Y Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Millard Tawes
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
North Frederick Elementary
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Middletown
St. Mary's
College
St. Joseph's
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Big City
Louis Goldstein
Daniel Brewster
U.S. Senate
Perry Wilkinson
U.S
Alton Y. Bennett
Tawes
Caroline Kennedy Spotted Shopping in Suburban Maryland
AP reports Caroline Kennedy aged four, accompanied by six aunts and five cousins, was seen in a Maryland shopping center near Washington. Separately, Carroll Manor firefighters contained an oil burner fire at a Point of Rocks residence of E. Barnes with damage estimated.
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Caroline
Washington
Caroline Kennedy
Maryland
Robert F. Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Carroll Manor
Rocks
E. Barnes
Baines
Secret Talks Held To Block Indonesian War
Five men meet near the capital in secrecy to head off a Dutch Indonesian war over West New Guinea. The group includes Ambassador Carl Schurmann and Dutch representative J H Van Roijen. An undisclosed site 20 to 30 miles from Washington hosts the talks arranged by the United States and will run for several days.
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Washington
Capital
Netherlands
West New Guinea
United States
State Department
Carl Schurmann
United Nations
J. H. van Roijen
Police Highlight Clears Major Crimes Higher Than Nation
The City Police Department posts a high clearance rate for major crimes by arrest, yet arrests cover only a portion of cases. In 1961, 21.13 percent of serious crimes were cleared by arrest, with burglary and larceny clearing at 25.6 and 19.1 percent respectively. Auto thefts show 87 of 88 stolen cars recovered though only 15.9 percent cleared by arrest. Total major crimes rose from 603 in 1960 to 803 in 1961, with increases in drunkenness and disorderly conduct, while forgery and family offenses declined.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Charles V. Main
Riots in Algerian towns leave numerous dead after cease fire
In Algiers and western Algeria mobs clashed with both French troops and Muslim soldiers in uniform. Reports say 52 people died in St Denis du Sig as crowds attacked European areas. The scale of unrest rose despite a cease-fire, with demonstrations in Voltaire and Oran regions and transport strikes sustaining pressure.
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Algiers
St. Denis du Sig
Algeria
Voltaire
Geryville
Les Atlass
Orleansville
European Secret Army
Oran
Secret Army
Man Found Dead In Barber Shop
Melvin Russell Lyles a 52 year old colored man was found dead in his sons barber shop on West AJL Saints street about 230 am. Police and Dr B O Thomas believe death was due to natural causes though Dr Thomas has not finished the medical report. Found by his son Floyd Lyles when he opened the shop. Ambulance called to 500 block North Market street.
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Melvin Russell Lyles
B. 0
Thomas
Lyles
Floyd Lyles
Floyd
Ajl Saints Street
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Thomas Crum
North Market St
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Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy Wright
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Jaipur
India
Montgomery
New York
McNamara
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Uniteds
North Market Street
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