Poolesville Couple Charged in Farmhand's Murder
Roscoe R. Barnes and his wife Barbara Jean Barnes were charged with murder in Rockville after a 1:10 am party altercation ended with Dave Joshua Anders dead. Barnes used a 22 rifle while his wife struck the victim with a hammer. post mortem due at Suburban Hospital. The pair are held without bond for a Monday preliminary hearing.
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Poolesville
Montgomery County
Rockville
Roscoe R. Barnes
Hughes Road
Barbara Jean Barnes
Dave Joshua Anders
Barnes
Anders
Suburban
Bethesda
Rockville Peoples Court
Housing Market Surveyed in Baltimore Subdivisions
The Federal Housing Administration surveyed Baltimore area subdivisions with five or more houses completed in 1963. In two qualifying subdivisions 77 houses were finished in 1963 priced from 10 000 to 20 000, most between 12 500 and 17 500. Fifty houses sold before construction, 27 were built speculatively, 19 sold, eight unsold on January 1, 1964, representing 30 percent of speculative volume. Eight of the unsold had been completed two to three months. No unsold houses completed before 1963. Builders reported 15 houses under construction in the two subdivisions on January 1, with two not sold yet.
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Baltimore, Maryland
Federal Housing Administration
C. H. Borcherding Sr
FHA
C. E. Borcherding Sr
GOP Candidates Night Scheduled at West Frederick High
GOP candidates for the May 19 primary will appear Monday at 7 30 p m in West Frederick Junior High School gym. Each candidate speaks five minutes followed by a Q A. David H Brown of the Southwest Frederick County Republicans Club moderates this event with a social hour to follow. It is sponsored by the Republican State Central Committee and county Republican groups.
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GOP
West Frederick Junior High School
David H. Brown
Southwest Frederick County
Republicans Club
Republican State Dental Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Texans Are Voting Today in Primary Elections
In Dallas and across the state, hard core Republicans and many Democrats cast ballots in primaries with nationwide interest. Ballot boxes close at 8 p.m. No results may be released before the hour. Republicans filed candidates for most major offices, but only one contest existed for U.S. senator in statewide races.
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Dallas
Tex
API
U.S
Hood College Festival of the Arts Weekend Program
Hood College hosts a May Festival of the Arts with an English heritage theme featuring a Richard L. Coe lecture at 1 30 p m May 9 a Belgians Michel Podolski and Christiane Van Acker perform lute and vocal concert from the 16th to 18th centuries A Shakespeare Twelfth Night run May 7 8 30 p m special Frederick audience two films on 17th century England and a Sunday morning worship service led by Rev Wilfred Scopes.
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Hood College
Washington
Richard L. Coe
Michel Podolski
Christiane van Acker
Mezzosoprano
England
Coffman Chapel
Hudson
Brodbeck Hall
Frederick
Hood College Choir
Glee Club
Hood
Wilfred Scopes
Britain
India
Mr. Scopes
Broadway Congregational Church
New York City
Bozell Campaigns On School Prayer Issue Split With Mathias
Congressional candidates argue over school prayer as Brent Bozell opens a campaign headquarters for the Sixth District race. Mathias accuses Bozell of "cropped" National Review material and distorting his position while Bozell challenges Mathias over Becker amendment support and the Supreme Court's power.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Brent Bozell
Mathias
House of Representatives
Bozell
National Review
Supreme Court
Congress
North Market Street
Cumberland
Gerald J. Schipper
Schempp-Murray
Becker
Lake to open for fishing near Urbana by mid July
A five acre lake south of Urbana, cut from an original 20 acre plan, will be ready for fishing by mid July once a road to the site is built. Access will be via Dixon road through a private rights of way on Dr Gerald J Schipper’s farm. No boating or bathing. no live bait. no fishing after sundown. limited, enforced rules to preserve fishery.
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Urbana
U.S. 240
Dixon Road
Gerald J. Schipper
Thurston Road
Truman Tells Candidates to Show Discretion in Campaign Oratory
In Independence Missouri Harry S Truman at 80 urged presidential hopefuls to temper their rhetoric. He recalled his 1948 upset victory and said he never injected foreign policy into campaigns or used personal attacks. He spoke at a farmers tribute honoring his career.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Maryland Church Women Name Mackley U N Delegate
Carrollton resident Mrs. Meredith H. Mackley was chosen by the Maryland Council of United Church Women to represent the state at a United Nations peace seminar in June in New York. The selection was announced at Frederick Council’s May Fellowship Day dinner held at Calvary Methodist Church. Olonzo P. Fike of the Maryland Health Department spoke on housing hygiene and a statewide housing code, noting its necessity for uniform standards and livability. He outlined four cornerstones of a housing code including safety, warmth, ventilation, and noise protection, and said the department trains locals to assess housing quality. The event closed with remarks from council leaders and church delegates.
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Meredith H. Mackley
Carrollton Drive
Maryland Council ‘of United Church Women
United Nations
Frederick
Fike
Maryland Department of Health
Yland Health Department
Robert Jaeger
Earl Howard
Ralph M. Sharpe
First Missionary Bapitist Church
Nancy Astor dies at 84 after long public life
Nancy Astor the Virginia born heroine of British politics dies at Grimsthorpe Castle after a long illness described as old age. She served in Parliament from 1919 to 1945 representing Sutton Plymouth and was famed for wit and her strong stance on abstinence and women's rights. Memorial services were planned in London and Plymouth.
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London
Nancy
Astor
Britain
Grimsthorpe Castle
Lincolnshire
Ancaster
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Cliveden
Buckinghamshire
Plymouth
House of Commons
Sutton
Josef Stalin
Russia
Greenwood
Boston
Robert Gould Shaw
Waldorf Astor
John Jacob Astor
New York
House of Lords
J. J. Astor
Astors
Virginia
United Kingdom
Generalissimo
Stalin
Winston Churchill
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Confederacy
Post Office Changes To Affect Few Frederick County Residents
Postmaster James A. Grove said most Frederick County residents will not be affected by postal service adjustments taking effect Monday due to a government spending reduction of 12.7 million dollars. Money orders will be accepted and issued on a six day basis at rural carriers and a majority of county post offices. Local postmasters can answer questions about changes affecting specific offices.
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James A. Grove
Frederick County
Mr. Grove
Postmaster Grove
Open House At Shelter Sunday Observes Be Kind To Animals Week
The Frederick County Humane Society will hold an open house at the Gas House Pike shelter Sunday from 2 to 4 pm to start Be Kind To Animals Week now in its fiftieth year. President Mrs. Howard C. Barker leads volunteers including Mrs. Er. B. Seligmann in community outreach, animal education, and cruelty case response.
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Frank Main Jr
Gas House Pike
Lynn Weller
Fred Weller
East Fourth Street
Frank J. Keefer
Local Society For the Prevention To
Howard C. Barker
Humane Society
Er. B. Seligmann
Local
Frederick County
County Humane Society
Federal Judge Gregory F Noonan Dies in New York
Federal Judge Gregory F Noonan 58 who presided at the 1953 treason trial of ex Army Sgt John David Provoo died Friday of a heart attack in New Rochelle N Y Provoo was convicted of siding with Japan but the ruling was later reversed Noonan served as a federal judge in southern New York for 15 years
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Gregory F. Noonan
John David Proveo
Provoo
Noonan
New York
Chrysler May Take Over Mack Trucks
Chrysler Corp. may obtain control of Mack Trucks Inc with a proposed exchange of 40 percent subordinated debentures per Mack stock and option to convert into Chrysler shares by 1969. Total issue valued at 138 to 164 million dollars. Mack Trucks operates a plant in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Mack Trucks Inc
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler
C. Rhoades MacGride
Mack Trucks
Chrysler Mack Trucks
Chrysler Common
Hagerstown
Stage Demonstration by Methodists Demands Stronger Integration
About 1300 Methodist churchgoers from across the United States demonstrated in downtown Pittsburgh. They traveled from Chicago Detroit Birmingham Atlanta and Jackson to protest the church’s stance on integration and called for a firmer policy. The march followed an all night vigil and a nonviolent kneeling outside the General Conference venue.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Jackson
Miss
Methodists For
Civic Arena
General Conference
Methodist Church
Sinking of USS Card After Explosion in Saigon Harbor
The USS Card, a World War I carrier credited with U-boat kills, sank after a pre-dawn explosion in Saigon harbor. Divers found a gash in the hull while repairs paused. authorities investigated external sabotage, a Communist bomb, or internal engine-room malfunction as possible causes. All 73 crewmen escaped injury, with patches, pumps, and tide action shaping the partial refloat effort.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Card
U.S
Laotian Leader Claims Merger of Factions
Prince Souvanna Phouma announced a merger of Laos neutralist and right wing factions claiming to speak for center neutralist and right wing. He urged Pathet Lao to follow, following a British Soviet declaration condemning the coup that paralyzed the government.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
London
Andrei A. Gromyko
Richard A. Butler
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