Wanted Woman Jailed Here On Auto Charges
A 41-year-old woman, Ann Louise DeLeo alias Ann E. Stanley of Cleveland, was jailed for 90 days after pleading guilty to three motor vehicle charges tied to a fatal crash on U S 40 near Clifton Road. She received 60 days for reckless driving 30 days for driving with license suspended and a 250 dollar fine suspended for driving to the right of center. A fourth manslaughter by automobile charge was not pressed. She is wanted in West Virginia Ohio and Baltimore for various parole violations and theft or bad checks. The crash killed Harold Robert Heagy and injured a passenger. DeLeo was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A court-appointed attorney represented her.
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Byron W. Thompson
Ann Louise DeLeo
Ann E. Stanley
Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick J. Bower
Thompson
Baltimore City
Tfe. C
Harold Robert Heagy
Hagerstown
Heagy
Stolen car driver Crummitt jailed after West Seventh crash
Melvin D. Crummitt, 20, of Pearl, was found guilty on five charges and sentenced to 70 days in jail for unauthorized use of an automobile and related offenses after a stolen car rammed a house on West Seventh Street. Investigators said the car skidded and crashed into the James Fouche residence causing $2,000 in damage. Crummitt fled the scene but was later identified by two passengers Dickie Lewis and Kenneth Spaugher who had been picked up on South Market Street.
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West Seventh Street
Melvin D. Crummitt
Pearl
Byron W. Thompson
Ofes
C. C. Baugher
W. W. Smith
North Market Street
James Fouche
Dickie Thomas Lewis
Kenneth Spaugher
Crummitt
South Market Street
North Korea claims U S plane shot down
Pyongyang Radio said a U S light reconnaissance aircraft was shot down over North Korea. In Seoul the United Nations Command announced a South Korean 119 aircraft was reported missing after crossing the demilitarized zone.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
U.S
North Korea
Seoul
United Nations Command
Demilitarized Armistice Zone
Dominican Showdown Draws Near
U Thant urged an immediate ceasefire as Dominican factions clash in Santo Domingo. The junta rejected a U S peace plan calling for a Guzman led government and warned rebels to drop their demands. Washington shifted away from labeling the rebels as pro Communist while aiming to prevent Red influence.
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United Nations
N.Y
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Washington
Horacio Viciusa
Antonio Imbert Barrera
U S
Bosch
U.S
Girl Injured When Bicycle Wheel Pops Off
A 15 year old Sjamsville girl Carol Ann Malone was slightly injured when the front wheel of her bicycle detached throwing her to the ground. She was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for facial, arm and hand cuts and abrasions after the 9 14 p m incident on the Bart onsville Road police said.
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Sjamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carol Ann Malone
Andrew G. Malone
Barrack “B
Mountaineer faces bid to pay $1717 for timber on claimed land
Tennessean Wilford Metcalf sues over a $1,717.52 bill for timber cut on his claim of own farm land. The government says the timber came from national forest land and seeks payment. Representative James H. Quillen urged a remedy, citing poverty efforts while Metcalf asks for a new land survey to confirm ownership.
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Washington
U.S
James H. Quillen
R- Tenn
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Quillen
Orville L. Freeman
Wilford Metcalf
del Rio Cooke County
Tenn
Congress
G. Wilson Horde
Knoxville
Metcalf
Stock Market Opens With Modest Losses In New York
Blue chips showed softness early trading with limited losses as the New York market opened and activity remained moderately active, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Walkersville Housing Units Get Approval for 60-Unit Complex
Frederick County Commissioners authorize a 60 unit luxury apartment project by Joseph De Caro of Wheaton in Walkersville and approve rezoning land near Thurmont for a drive in theater. They require a fence between the apartments and adjacent farm land and note the sewage deal with Walkersville does not affect the zoning.
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Frederick County
Montgomery County
Joseph de Caro
Wheaton
Walkersville
Thurmont
Maryland Baptist College
Frank Nicodemus
de Caro
Baptist College
Frederick
Strikes Against North Vietnam Resume From Coral Sea
The United States resumed air strikes on North Vietnam with 30 U S Navy aircraft from the 7th Fleet Coral Sea attacking a petroleum storage site at Phu Qui, 125 miles south of Hanoi. Initial reports indicate severe damage and a successful return of all planes. This marked the first strikes in six days.
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Saigon
United States
North Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Coral Sea
Phu Qui
Hanoi
Woman Hurt In Collision On Rt. 355
Mrs. Bessie C. Reid of Frederick was injured when a pickup driven by Chester E. Moore rear ended her car on Md. 355. The collision pushed Reid’s vehicle 100 feet into a utility pole. Moore faced charges of reckless driving.
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MD. 355
Bessie C. Reid
RFD 2
Frederick
Congress Gets Labor Message from Johnson on Minimum Wage
President Johnson urged Congress to repeal Taft-Hartley Act Section 14B to erase right to work laws in 19 states and to extend minimum wage coverage to about 45 million workers. He did not push a wage increase, warned about impacts on prices and teens, and suggested overtime and unemployment insurance reforms while keeping the 40 hour week.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Johns
Sidewalk Surfing Takes Frederick by Storm
Frederick reports a rising sidewalk surfing fad as skateboard riding expands from campuses to neighborhoods. Police warn of hazards to pedestrians amid 15 to 20 complaints, though no injuries noted in Frederick after three months, while stores enjoy booming skateboard sales.
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Frederick
Hood College
South
Ern
Charles V. Main
Main
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Teddy
Tina
Cliff Hutchinson
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