Veney Plea Aired In Court In Maryland Case
Two Frederick County judges weighed moving Samuel Veney trial from Frederick as attorney John Hargrove urged removal due to extensive pretrial publicity. Baltimore prosecutors argued coverage was news value not improper, comparing the Veney brothers to the James brothers. The judge noted potential widespread publicity and the matter may continue on page 5.
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Frederick County Circuit Court
J. Dudley Digges
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Earl
Veney
John Hargrove
Earl Veney
Samuel
Hargrove
Veney Brothers
Frederick News and Post
Baltimore News American
Baltimore Sun
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore City
Moylan
James Boys
Frederick County
Clapp
Frederick
Grand Jury Returns Seven Indictments in Frederick County
The Frederick County grand jury met in a special session and handed up seven indictments. They include two for assault with intent to murder involving Mary Ellen Frantz and Richard Carroll Dorsey. Other cases cover reindictment of a prior larceny and receiving goods, plus noted reindictments tied to Maryland Court of Appeals jury oath rulings. State’s Attorney Robert Rothenhoefer cited the ongoing use of reindictments under the grv oath decision.
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Frederick County
Mary Ellen Frantz
Richard Carroll Dorsey
Mount Airy
Donald Eugene Lyles
Andre Hyatt van Ravensburg
Frederick
Circuit Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Richard Allen Waters
Baltimore
H. B. Duvall Company
East Patrick Street
Maryland
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
William Carter
Stock Market Opens Mixed on Aerospace and Airline Firms
New York traders see selective strength in aerospace, airlines, and electronics as early trading yields irregular gains. Investors weigh firm names and sector moves amid a choppy session.
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New York
Two More Boys Charged In Teen Fight
Frederick police charged David N Boyd 2 of RFC 5 Frederick with three counts of assault and battery Delmas W Schroyer 18 of East Church Street with one count and Robert Rollins 18 of South Bentz Street with assault and battery A 16 year old juvenile was held for destruction of property The arrests followed a Friday dance Saturday bowling alley clash and a late Friday 11 15 pm fight at the bowling alley Two men Wayne Geisbert 24 of McMurray Street and James Filby 28 of Catoctin Avenue were treated and released for injuries including a broken nose facial lacerations and broken teeth as investigations continue
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Frederick
David N Boyd
RFC 5
Delmas W. Schroyer
East Church Street
Robert Rollins
South Bentz Street
Wayne Geisbert
McMurray Street
James Filby
Catoctin Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Geisbert
Food Prices Jump in February Blame on Fresh Produce
Washington AP reports the Labor Department notes a 0.5 percent rise in living costs for February the largest in 15 years. Fresh vegetables up 10.5 percent to record levels, meat near 2 percent higher, eggs 4 percent and poultry 8 percent, with these items making up about three-quarters of the CPI gain.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Thief Steals Mower Then Strikes City Pickup
A lawn mower valued at 1100 dollars, purchased by Ralph L Brashear, was stolen from in front of his Tulip Hill home between 8 30 pm yesterday and 6 am today. Police seek the mower loader and a 1961 sedan stolen from North Market Street around 8 15 pm Monday.
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Ronald C. Lewis
Ralph L Brashear
Tulip Hill
Lewis
Brashear
James Feaga
RFD 4
Frederick
North Market Street
Gandhi Reaffirms Talks As India US Agree on Foundation
India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi meets Secretary of State Rusk at Blair House to discuss India's political problems and Vietnam peace efforts. Agreement reached on a 300 million dollar educational foundation in India to address age old problems, with hopes for expanded US aid amid food shortages.
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Washington
India
Indira Gandhi
Dear Rusk
Viet Nam
Rusk
Chester Bowles
Raymond A. Hare
Gandhi
Blair House
White House
Johnson Johnson
Gardhi
Johnson
B.G. Verghese
Indian Information Adviser
Dates Set For Budget Hearings In Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners released the schedule for departmental budget hearings for the next fiscal year dated April 4 through April 27. Department heads must submit budgets by Friday to allow time for review prior to hearings, with sessions beginning April 8 in the commissioners office and continuing through April 18 with Welfare Department hearings.
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Frederick County
Commissioners Office
Childrens Aid Society
County Probation Office
Circut Court
Health Department
Frederick Board of Election Supervisors
Assessment Department
Charlotte Yarrell
Frederick
Horace M. Alexander
Board of Education
Winchester Hall
County Roads Board
Commissioners
Liquor License
Metropolitan Sanitary District
Welfare Department
Rural Legislature Faces Final Push On Tax Reform And Redistricting
In Annapolis the Maryland assembly, long county dominated, nears adjournment with major bills unresolved. Senate approved repealing interracial marriage ban faces House defeat and possible reconsideration. House panel backs redistricting plan affecting Baltimore City. Other measures include drunken driving tests, pistol sales, judicial appointments, usury reform, revolving credit limits, and a proposed state lottery vote.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House Judiciary
del. Norman R. Stone Jr
D-Balto County
Baltimore City
Senate House
Senate
House
Senate Banking Insurance Committee
Legislative Council
Renn Drops County bid to seek Frederick Mayor
A. Irvin Renn withdrew yesterday as a candidate for re election to the Board of County Commissioners. He says his intention is to run for mayor of Frederick and not for county commissioner. If elected mayor he must resign as commissioner under state law. The governor would appoint a third local commissioner from the county Democratic State Central Committee. Filing deadline for county elections is July 5, three weeks after the June 14 city election.
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A. Irvin Renn
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Renn
Frederick News
Samuel W Barrick
Democratic State Central Committee
Town Clock mechanism gains place in Smithsonian Story
Frederick’s historic town clock and its 18th century works are highlighted in a new biography by Joy Derr, with the original faces viewable on Trinity Chapel as the Smithsonian preserves the clock movement. The piece notes dates from 1796 to 1807 and cites clockmaker Frederick Heisley, amid competing records.
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Joy Derr
Frederick
James Smithson
Smithsonian
C Burr Artz
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of History and Technology
Frederick Hetsley
Baltimore
Simdar Sin
Frederick County
John Fessler
E R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Heisley
Harvey Walsh
Farm Page To Appear Wednesday
The Farm Page normally in Tuesdays Frederick News will not appear today. For this week only the page will be in Wednesdays edition.
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Frederick
Amendment Tacked On By Houck
Maryland tax reform plan survives a seven hour committee review with two amendments. The proposal adjusts income tax rates and adds a local option income tax for counties. Del. William Houck leads the floor battle to enact the measure as the House awaits a Senate decision.
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Annapolis
Cooper-Hughes
Maryland
Ways and Means
Baltimore City
Del
William Houck
D-Frederick
Houck
Paul D. Cooper
State Fiscal Research Bureau
Charles S. Bresler
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Talbot
House
Senate
Marines Kall 150 Viet Reds on Central Coast Battle
US Marines fought a three hour clash with North Vietnamese regulars near Quang Ngai City. They reported about 150 enemy killed as helicopters, planes, and artillery pressed the assault with moderate Vietnamese casualties. Buddhist protests in Saigon drew Ky's warning of strong measures to preserve Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
Nonb
Quang Ngai City
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Viet Nam
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