Baltimore Man Jailed For One Year In Drunken Driving Case
A 46 year old Baltimore man, David F. Roberts, was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction after a Circuit Court conviction on a drunken driving charge. The trial followed testimony by State's witnesses regarding the October 1960 arrest on U.S. 15 at Limekiln. Roberts claimed innocence and cited his mother's illness as a factor in behavior. His wife testified to hardship and urged leniency. The judge also sentenced another Baltimore man to a suspended term for related motor vehicle violations, with conditions of probation and warnings about future offenses.
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Baltmore
House of Correction
Yar
David F. Roberts
Roberts
Ate’s
Top E. Barnes
U.S. 15
Lime
R. T. Storer
Orney Robert
Roth
Seco
BENET
Rothenhofer
Sherman P. Bowers
Magistrate's Court
Anderson
Baltimore
Dale E. Meiz
Meiz
Metz
Mtormey Rothenhoeter
Joseph Gallen
Gallen
Smore
Ndse Anderson
E. Austin James
Jennn W. Lawson
Richard E Zimmerman
Andersen
Rathenhoefer
Gaithersburg Woman Hit By Slow Train On Way To Work
Dorothy Higgins 67 of Gaithersburg escaped serious injuries after stepping onto tracks as a train halted to pick up passengers. She worked at the Library of Congress and was treated for multiple lacerations and bruises after being knocked over near the loading platform.
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Gaithersburg
Washington Grove-Gaithersburg
Dorothy Higgins
B. H. Miller
Suourban
Higgins
Frederick to Lead Mental Health Drive in 1961 Campaign
Miss Mayetta Hershberger, manager of the State Employment office in Frederick and Red Cross director, is named chairman of the Beil Ringer Committee for Frederick's 1961 Mental Health Campaign. A city wide fund raising march is set for May 8 with county solicitations the week prior. State's Attorney Rothenhoefer authorized a $39,300 goal for Frederick County.
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Mayetta Hershberger
Beil Ringer Committee
Frederick
Wi Jr
Miss Hershberger
Red Cross
Zonta, Oy
Cafics
Hershberger
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Frederick County
Man jailed for non support in Thurmont case
An unemployed Thurmont laborer received one year in the Maryland House of Correction after pleading guilty to non support of his two sons aged 32 and 14. Magistrate Byron Brice, recently released from jail on a similar charge, noted Brice had drawn unemployment but paid none. Brice has prior records for assault and non support. another case involving a Sutler, linked to threats with a gauge shotgun, was noted with no jury trial.
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Thurmont
Maryland House of Correction
Byron Brice
Elag
Brice
Frederick County
Hi Brice
Fritz
Sutley
Burmese Rebels Blow Up Mandalay Rangoon Express
Karen rebels blew up the Mandalay Rangoon express 100 miles north of Rangoon killing many and taking about 60 passengers hostage. The train struck three land mines as rebels ransacked the carriages and looted prisoners before fleeing.
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Rangoon
Burma
Karen Ribes
Mandalay
Market cautious advance in New York stocks
The market moved higher in early trading in New York as stocks edged up with a cautious tone. Investors watched interest rates and corporate results while volumes remained light.
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New York
Monument 3319 Frederick County Camp Act Infields Charities Aid
A fragmented notice references Monument 3319 tied to Frederick County and a temporary arrangement involving the Federated Charities and a Maryland Mental Health Association. Further readable details are limited.
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Frederick County Campact Cor
Federated Charities Baidin Ifield
Maryland Mental Health Association
Assume U.S. C47 Shot Down
The State Department said a U S C47 may have been shot down after disappearing Thursday with eight American military personnel aboard. The plane left Vientiane for Saigon and was missing since Saturday. No crew details were released and the route would have crossed northeast Laos amid rebel activity and supplies from Soviet and North Vietnam.
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Washington
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Reap
Vientiane
Leos
Saigon
Viet Nam
Aia
Vientiane-Saigon
Thailand
Laos
Two youths arrested in Lewistown store break-in
State Police report a break-in at Northend Food Market in Lewistown led to the arrest of Glen Allen Craver, 19, on breaking and entering and larceny charges with a $1,250 bond. A 1-year-old juvenile was released to parents. Merchandise valued at about $60 was stolen but largely recovered from a barn on Pulman road after they fled to a campout at Fish Hatchery area.
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Northend
Lewistown
Glen Allen Craver
Tir
Henry I. Stafford
Mary Hvan
Pulman Road
Mountaindale
SEATO Ministers Ready to Use Force Over Laos Crisis
SEATO foreign ministers meeting in Bangkok warn they may use force if necessary against Communist threats in Laos and South Vietnam. US secretary of state Dean Rusk urges caution while signaling readiness to act if the Soviet Union blocks a ceasefire.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Moscow
Seviet Union
SEATO
Dean Rusk
Seato Council of Foreign Ministe
Rusk
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Fe Z
Asia
Amerio
United States
Soviet Union
Coramunr
Father Lakeheave
Reconts
Gettysburg Crash Claims Third Victim
A weekend two car crash on Route 140 near Gettysburg killed two Pittenturf children and left Pittenturf and three others injured. Joseph French of Gettysburg faced charges of driving while intoxicated after the collision.
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Pittenturf
Jean
James
Route 140
Gettysburg
Piitenturf
Linda
Robert
Sandra
Joan
Joseph French
Slayer Suspect Held in Baltimore Liquor Store Slaying
Walter Thomas Williams 26, a prime suspect in the holdup slaying of a Baltimore liquor store owner, is invoking grand jury action after a police tip from his female acquaintance.
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Baltimore
Walter Thomas Wiliams
Riot of 3 500 Students Is Put Down in Florida
Police from six communities reinforced Fort Lauderdale to quell a riot by 3 500 vacationing college students unhappy at being denied access to a beach north of the city. One hundred plus officers faced projectiles and bottles as fire hoses and paddy wagons restrained the crowd. about 50 arrests and 25 injuries were reported.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
API
Here
UC. S. Aia
J. Lester Holt
Florida
Palm Sunday Clears Path for Warm Weekend Weather
The weather bureau forecasts a sunny stretch with a high near 70 degrees after a cool start this morning. Weekend crowds will enjoy spring air as residents take drives and outdoor trips, but showers and thunderstorms are likely to end the spell by Tuesday.
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Weather Bureau
Five Children Die In Indiana River Picnic Boat Sinks
A sunny picnic on the Kankakee River ended in tragedy when a 16 person rowboat capsized about 70 yards offshore. Theodore Bell's family and friends saw five children drown as waters ran 15 feet deep. Patsy Bell and Chris Holmquest survived with difficulty. The accident occurred near a cottage rental by Ted Bell of Calumet City.
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Bell
Theodora
Charlotte
Kenneth
Debbie Murtyn
Regina Murten
Darlene Murtyn
Hammond
Bells
Rose
Patsy Bell
Chris Holmquest
Eldon Graham
Calumet City
Kathryn Holmquest
Two Students Rescued After Pacific Tide Trapped in Cove
Two college students were stranded for hours by a high Pacific tide in a coastal cove at Oceanlake Oregon. A search party lowered ropes and hauled them up a 200 foot cliff to safety. Both are exposed but unharmed after the rescue, with one noting cold rain and strong winds during the ordeal.
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Oceanlake
Ore
Deval Mc Reel
George Wood
Toox
Coast
Kennedy and Gromyko Discuss Laos Peace Prospects
In the White House, President Kennedy met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to seek a peaceful Laos solution. They stated hopes for a cease fire and neutral, independent Laos, while Britain’s plan for a conference settlement drew Soviet study and possible near term reply.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Laos
Oval Office
White House
Gromyko
Britain
Salinger
President
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
Fighting Front In Laos Is Quiet
Lao fightingfront remained quiet with scattered clashes in civil war. no sign of a major rebel offensive, according to a Western military expert. Three men died and another injured in a Carlisle auto-trick collision on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. victims identified as David Miller, 19, Newark NJ Philip H Parisi Brooklyn NY Steven Nationwitz unknown age, New York Stephen Sugar 20, Brooklyn NY, all listed as Southerner University students.
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Vientiane
Laos
Carisle. Pa
Pennsylvania Turnpike
David Miller
Newark
N. J
Philip H. Parisi
Brooklyn
Steven Nationwitz
New York
Stephen Sugar
Carlisle Hospital
Southerner University
Carbondale
Old bond cashed in Ohio case raises value question
Mrs Frances B Reinburg of Columbus claims an 1883 Ohio bond handed down by an ancestor is now worth over 2 million due to accrued interest. State Treasurer Joseph T Ferguson says the bond was cashed in 1881 or 1882, casting doubt on the larger value.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frances B Reinburg
Ohio State
Reinburg
Joseph T. Ferguson
Reinburz
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