Cappello's Food Market Sold After 43 Years in Business
Cappello's Food Market on North Market Street changes hands with Charles A. Fogle becoming buyer. Rosario Cappello remains owner of the building and plans semi retirement while continuing to work a few hours daily. The store, a leading privately owned grocer, will keep its name and employ 25 staff.
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Rosario Cappello
Cappello’s
North Market Street
Charles A. Fogle
RFD
Frederick
Mr. Fogle
Cappello
North Market
East Second Streets
Maryland panel backs higher back taxes on farm land sales
The Legislative Council on Taxation endorsed a plan to tax farm land at its agricultural value while farming continues and switch to market value for five years after sale for development. The two-tier assessment aims to ease farmers’ burden during farming but penalize after sale. Only Del. Samuel C. Linton opposed, arguing it penalizes farmers before gains are realized.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Committee On
Maryland
Council
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline
Legislative Committee
Del
Samuel C. Linton
Ccharles
Calvary Methodist Layman's Day set for Sunday services
Calvary Methodist Church will observe Layman's Day with morning worship at 8:45 and 11:00. Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe leads as pastor. Dr. Gwen Crawford Elliott will speak at 8:45 on Certainty in the Midst of Uncertainty. L. Kenneth Wright speaks at 11 on The Layman's Responsibilities and Rewards.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph M. Sharpe
Gwen Crawford Elliott
Randle Elliott
Hood College
Elliott
L. Kenneth Wright
Administrative Services Division
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wright
Chambersburg
Wilson College
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
University of Delaware
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
Caribbean
Europe
United Church of Christ
American Association of University Women
Phi Beta Kappa
Kappa Delta
Daughters of the American Revolution
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
Soviets Launch Polyot One Space Ship
The Soviet Union announced the launch of an unmanned spacecraft named Polyot One that can maneuver in all directions and adjust its orbit. It flew from 343 to 592 kilometers, transmitted data to Soviet listening stations, and performed normally according to Moscow Radio.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Jefferson Quality Egg Inc opens near Jefferson with 1700 layers
The largest local egg operation starts on a limited scale moving 1700 layers into a nearly finished facility on the Floyd C. Wickham farm southwest of Jefferson. President Charles Holland expects full completion in weeks and aims for about 12400 layers producing 9000 eggs daily for Robert's Poultry Farm in Westminster.
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Thhe
Jefferson Quality Egg Inc
Charles Holland
Maryland Chick Hatchery
Holland
Jefferson
Floyd C. Wickham
Wickham
Hemp Road
Renn Remsberg
Middletown
Roy Myers
Flint Hill
Wiliam Summers
Norman Remsburg
Robert
Westminster
Washington
Baltimore
Heavy fighting around Saigon palace as coup rumors swirl
Fighting erupts near the palace of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem with reports of a coup attempt by dissident navy and marine corps elements. Marines seize police HQs and secure other Saigon bases. An American source cites an unconfirmed report that Ngo Dinh Nhu may have been killed and Diem deposed.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Navy
Marine Corps
Diem
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Nhu
Gas blast at Indianapolis ice show kills 62
A liquefied petroleum gas leak caused a deadly explosion at the Indiana Coliseum during a Holiday on Ice finale. Sixty two people died and 38 were injured as flames, concrete slabs, and debris rained over a crowd watching the show.
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Indianapolis
United States
Marietta
Red Cross
Coroner's Office
Civil Defense
Indianapoli Coliseum
Jefferson firm pivots to DeKalb Hybrid chickens for local sale
A Jefferson company shifts its poultry operation to DeKalb Hybrids, using inbreed Leghorn stock to raise hens that will lay white eggs. The hatchery supply chain enables a single operator to manage the business, with layers raised until ready to lay and local market plans pending.
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Jefferson
DeKalb Hybrid
Baltimore Sun Editor Retires
Newton Aiken retires as editor of The Evening Sun in Baltimore after a long tenure since 1943. A. D. Emmart will succeed him as editor, appointed by Sunpapers president William F Schmick Jr.
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Sunpapers
Aiken
Evening Sun
Revolt Against Diem Regime Intensifies in South Viet Nam
Reports from Tokyo outline a military uprising against Ngo Dinh Diem with rebel generals, tanks in Saigon streets, and conflicting broadcasts. US forces near Viet Nam mobilize to protect Americans while Ambassador Lodge and Adm Felt confer in Saigon amid heavy fighting around the presidential palace.
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Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
U.S
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo
United States
7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Philippines
Okinawa
Saigon
Radio
Doung van Minh
Nhu
Mrs. Nhu
Navy
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Presidential
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Thailand
South Korea
Seoul
King Hassan II orders Moroccan withdrawal after Algerian attack on Figuig
King Hassan II announced Algerian forces attacked Figuig in northeastern Morocco. He pledged to cease hostilities and pursue a negotiated frontier solution with Algeria. A cease-fire was to begin at midnight, with casualties reported and UN, Red Cross, and OAU notified.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Figuig
Royal Palace
Mali
Algeria
U.N
International Red Cross
Organization of African Unity
Rainmarks Closing Of Weather Bureau In Frederick
The Weather Bureau at Frederick Municipal Airport officially closed Thursday after noon and a cooperative station opened at WFMD transmitter Grove Hill. Lewis F. Robertson, with the department for 26 years, took premature retirement. Rain occurred for the first time in four weeks, totaling a tenth of an inch. Weekend forecast: partly cloudy, windy and cool with similar temperatures near 63 high and around 40 low.
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Frederick Municipal
WFMD
Grove Hill
Lewis F. Robertson
Department of Commerce
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Baltimore
Clifton
Charlotte
N.C
Lewis F. Jr
May K. Robertson
State of
North Carolina
Elizabeth B. Robertson
Queens College
South Boston
Civil Aeronautics Board
FAA
U S Forces Rapidly Move Toward Area in Vietnam Crisis
U S military units hurried toward the Vietnamese area as a precaution while top advisers met with President Kennedy to discuss strategy amid an uprising officials described as real proportions.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Vietnamese exile says son in law Ngo Dinh Nhu killed
Former ambassador Tran Van Chuong said reports that his son-in-law Ngo Dinh Nhu was killed in Saigon are not confirmed. he will travel to see his daughter in Los Angeles if there is a chance to verify the news.
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Boston
Tran van Chuong
Viet’ Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ssigon
Im’ Los Ange
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C. A. Fogle
Calvary Methodist
Methodist Men
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soviets
Wfmd Sransone
Herbert L. Alkire
Meteoro
Logist
Baltimore Weather Eee
Friendship Airport
Cage
Frank J. Keefer
Lewis ¥. Robertson
Carl Caterino
New York
Baltimore Sun
Madame Nhu
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