Four Youths Freed In Minor In Possession Case
Four of six youths charged as minors in possession of alcohol were acquitted before Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett. Names include Michael L. Bruchey 18 Lewis W. Bruchey 17 Whichard 19 and John William McKay 19. The driver Larry Bowman 20 faced similar charges.
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Magistate
Stanley Y. Bennett
Michael L. Bruchey
Lewis W. Bruchey
North College Parkway
Howard Whichard
Dill Avenue
John William McKay
Park Avenue
A. Norman Dietz
Paul W. Mossburg
North Market Street
Lt. Dietz
Larry R. Bowman
South Market Street
McKay
Bruchey
Bowman
Brichey
East Patrick Street
Whichard
Harry C. Brachey
Brachey
Sellers
Clarence B. Whichard
Jay A. Markey
Grove Boulevard
Brunswick Defers Sale of 4 Acre Old B and O Farm Tract
Brunswick Mayor James E. Cummings and the Town Council postponed action on bids for a 4 acre tract on the old B and O Farm adjacent to the future Brunswick High School site. Action was deferred to May 28 after low bid response, with plans to seek a single high quality bidder for a large scale development and to coordinate with water and sewer service and two wells available for supply.
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Brunswick
James E. Cummings
B&o
Brunswick Wich School
Mayer Cummings
Jank
Toran
Bronsagek
Scattered Showers Forecast For Here
The forecast calls for scattered showers tonight with cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions. Winds may ease after evening, with a chance of light rain moving in from the west as clouds clear later.
Dedication of Fort Detrick Bio Math Center and UNIVAC System
Fort Detrick held a 250000 dollar dedication ceremony for the Bio Mathematic Center and the installed UNIVAC Solid State 11 Computing System. Attendees included Major General Frank H. Britton Brigadier General Fred J. Delmore and Lt Col Martin F. Massoglia.
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Detrick Bio Math Center
Fort Detrick
Univac
Thurmont Construction Company
Frank H. Britton
U. S. Army Material Command
Fred J. Delmore
Chemical-Biological-Radiological Agency
Edgewood
Maryland
Martin F. Massoglia
Detrick
U. S. Army Biologic Real Laboratories
Decien
Delmore
E. Paul Magaha
Ivan H. Hershner
Army Math
Army Research Office
James C. Quimby
CBR Agency
Leland Johnson
Sperry Rand Corporation
Raymond Lunceford
Clyde Kramer
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Norman Kline
Army Materiel Command
James Hannon
Army Munitions Command
Clifford Maloney
National Institutes of Health
Chester McCall
Booz Allen Applied Research, Inc
George Shortley
BAAR
700 Scouts To Parade Before Show
The annual exposition of the Boy Scouts Cubs and Explorers from the Francis Scott Key District will parade 700 Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers at 10 a.m. from the National Guard Armory to the fair grounds on June 8. The event features Indian dances track exhibition by national stars and Olympic runners with proceeds aiding local Scout programs.
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George A. Zeigler
Francis Scott Key
National Guard
Bentz
Second Streets
Fair Grounds
Montgomery Order of the Arrow
Mars
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Fort Detrick
Pfc
Larrie H. Sweet
Ralph Buschmann
George Azeigler
Niemann A. Brunk
Lee M. Jacobs
James E. Bargis
Phillip R. Huggins
John Dudash
Haroldl. Fogke
George J. Barthel
Richard D. Hammond
Rodney E
Rev Fry To Leave Charge At Myersville
Rev Chole C. Fry, pastor of Middletown Valley Church of the Brethren in Myersville, will resign to accept a call at Sun Valley Church of the Brethren near Birmingham Virginia. He has led the Myersville charge for over a decade, with prior service in Harmony and Grosenickle churches.
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Fry
Myersville
Chole C. Fry
Middletown Valley
Oeydaine
Hye
Sun
Aimal
Christan Education
Sinal Adien
Denon Waatonal
Knifing Case Sees 20-Year-Old Charged
A 20-year-old Black man was charged with assault and battery after a knife attack Wednesday. Police Chief Charles Rain served the warrant on George West at All Saints Street. Victim Earl Collins, 19, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a deep jaw wound requiring many stitches.
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Charles V. Rain
George W. Hal
North Korea claims downing of U S Army helicopter near DMZ
North Korea says its ground forces fired on and forced down a U S Army helicopter north of the DMZ near Seoul. Pilots Capt. Ben Weakley Stutts and Capt. Charleston W. Voltz were missing, with the U N Command seeking their return. The incident prompted a UN Commission debate over armistice violations and potential penalties.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
North
Rels
Ben Weakley Stutts
Charleston W. Volta
Washington
Pentagon
Stutts
Mary Belle
Florence
Ala
Voltz
Suzanna Jane
Frankfort
Mich
Military Armistice Commission
U.N
Han River
Red Territory
Koreas
George H. Cloud
Mixed Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Cloud
Chang Chung-wan
U.S
Korea
Flags for Armed Forces Day Observed at Fort Detrick
Flags flew across the area to honor Armed Forces Day. A 3 p.m. ceremony at Fort Detrick was followed by a 4 p.m. retreat parade. A reception was planned at the Officers' Open Mess at the post.
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Fort Detrick
Ft. Detrick
Cooper completes 34 hour space flight and remains upbeat
Astronaut Gordon Cooper returns aboard the USS Kearsarge after a 34 hour orbital mission over Midway Island. Doctors report normal condition with only brief wooziness after landing. Public reception and Honolulu parade planned. Kennedy hails the achievement as a great American feat.
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Uss
Kearsarge
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Midway Island
Space Agency
Ben James
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Honolulu
Tan
American Space Agency
Kennedy
Oklahoma
P-TA Council Elects Officers and Meets Next Wednesday
The Frederick County P T A Council schedules its final meeting of the year for next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at North Frederick Elementary School. Officers for the coming year will be elected from floor nominations. a slate was presented including Richard Comstock, Grayson Bowers, Carl C. Thomas, Mrs. J. H. Charity, Mrs. R. B. Saxon, and Mrs. Robert Johnson. George Barthel was nominated for president but cannot serve. The five day forecast notes normal to slightly below normal temperatures with highs 72 to 77, possible rainfall over the weekend.
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Frederick
R. B. Saxon
Robert Johnson
George Barthel
Associated Press
Marsland
World Cheers As Gordon Cooper Returns From Orbit
Western Europe hailed Gordon Cooper’s safe return from an orbital flight with front page awe. Khrushchev and leaders from Adenauer to Ikeda sent congratulatory cables to Kennedy, lauding the astronaut’s courage and noting his successful reentry and parachute deployment.
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London
Gordon Cooper
Europe
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Kearsarge
Gordon
London: Daily Mirror
Daily Herald
Daily Mail
Ninth Anniversary of the Supreme Court Integration Rule Observed
The article recalls the ninth anniversary of the landmark ruling on racial integration, noting tensions and unrest in the North and South. It cites protests, demonstrations, and legal disputes as communities respond to enforced desegregation and federal court actions. Named places include Birmingham and Nashville, with references to state and federal roles and to figures and institutions shaping the era's race relations.
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Sears
Nashvile
Cts
Souther
District of Columbue
Mercury Officials Express Confidence In Cooper Flight
Cape Canaveral officials conveyed confidence in Gordon Cooper’s piloting during Project Mercury as automatic central system failed. Director Chris Kraft stated Cooper performed well and was in good shape, noting he could rely on manual methods and contingencies to control the capsule.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Project Mercury
Gordon Cooper
Chris Kraft
Manny
Busy Days Ahead For Cooper's Family
In Houston Tes the Cooper family faces a busy period as planned events unfold. A press gathering is expected with members including Nirs Cowper and Cam, while a conference follows a naval arrival aboard the USS Nearsarge.
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Cooper
Houston
Tes
Atcha
Gorsk
Vrchca
Whyte House
Bowe Garden
Nirs Cowper
Cam
Jan
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