Nikirk Suspended From Practice For Two Years
Former State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk was suspended from practicing law in the state for two years retroactive to November 20, 1959 the date of his federal sentence for income tax evasion. Circuit Court judges Anderson Lawlor and Pugh announced the ruling following a Frederick County Bar Association action. Rosenstock argued Nikirk was unfairly targeted and that evidence was incomplete. Nikirk had pleaded no lo contendere to the federal charge, received a year in prison and a $7500 fine.
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Thomas M. Anderson
Kathryn J. Lawlor
James H. Pugh
Frederick County Bar Association
Anderson
A i of Justice
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Bar
Nikirk
Rosenstock
Irk
Wiam M. Storm
Nirk
Mr. Rosenstock
James * McSherry
Charles A. Price
Terrace Lanes seeks beer license amid church opposition
An applicant for a beer license for Terrace Lanes Snack Bar at the Terrace Lanes bowling alley defended the request saying it serves patrons. Frederick Council of United Church Women and other groups oppose citing proximity to Frederick Junior High and Frederick High School. A public hearing is set for November 10 at 10 a.m. before the License Commissioner on West Church Street.
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Terrace Lanes
New Terrace Lanes
William D. Jefferies
West College Terrace
Frederick
West Frederick Junior High School
Frederick High School
Jefferies
Weco Realty, Inc
American Junior Bowling Congress
Ita
West Church Street
Nine Die In Collision Near Templeton Quebec
A head on crash between a bus and a station wagon near Templeton Quebec ten miles east of Ottawa left nine dead and at least ten injured. All five occupants of the car perished along with bus driver Paul Poirier 30 and three of the 17 passengers. Light snow was not considered a factor as visibility remained mainly clear.
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Templeton. Que
Ottawa
Paul Poirier
Buckingham
Snow Falls In Most Of Maryland
Maryland saw its first general snow of the season Sunday night though most melted quickly. Western Maryland reported two inches in Garrett County with colder lows. roads were treated and some areas remained slick. Eastern Maryland mostly saw wet flakes with Delmar Delmarva cities reporting trace to flurries as the Weather Bureau noted rapid melting in Maryland. Final Gallup poll places Kennedy Johnson at 43 percent to Nixon Lodge 48 percent with 3 percent undecided among likely voters.
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Soare
Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Garrett County
Garrett
State Roads Commission
Frostburg
Cumberland
Hancock
SRC
Delmar
Salisbury
Princess Anne
U.S. Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Washington County
Foxville
South Mountain
Eldon E.buhrman
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Kennedy Johnson
Nixon Lodge
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Kennedy - Johnson
Nixon - Lodge
Kennedy Seeks Narrow Victory in Final Campaign Push
As Election Day nears Senator John F Kennedy rallies nationwide with optimistic crowds and polls showing tight race against Vice President Nixon. Kennedy plans television response to Nixon marathon Q and A and a massive phone drive aiming for millions of supporters.
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Kennedy
New England
John FL . Kennedy
Sae AM
Nixon
California
Texas
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
New
Jers Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Democratic National Committee
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Jacqueline Kennedy
Faithfuls Of Both Sides See Win
Voters voice divided views on tomorrow’s election with no clear winner seen. Sixteen issues appear on the ballot led by land use and tax questions 13 and 14. Middletown residents will vote on a fire tax authority for operations and expansion of the fire company.
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Wich
Middletown
Younteer T
Supreme Court to review atheist eligibility for public office
The Supreme Court agreed to review Maryland Court of Appeals ruling barring Roy R. Torcaso, an atheist, from public office citing disbelief in God. Torcaso argued states cannot require officials to profess religious belief or disbelief.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
Roy R. Torcaso
Torcaso
Four Frederick Precincts Moved to Armory for Election
Election officials announced four Frederick City precincts will vote in the Armory for tomorrow's general election. Precinct 3 at 100 East Patrick Street, Precinct 5 at Independent Hose Co, Precinct 10 at Staley Park Fieldhouse, and Precinct 11 at Staley Park.
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Frederick City
Armory
East
Patrick Street
Independent Hose Co
Staley Park Fieldhouse
Seven Year Old Girl Flies Piper Tri Pacer to Frederick
Donna Karpiak elevenyearold? was seven when she landed and took off from Frederick Musician Airport in a Piper Tri Pacer. Accompanied by her father Donald Karpiak and pilot Randall Pollock she logged nearly two hours aloft on the trip from Baltimore, her tenth lesson. She uses cushions and quilts to reach the controls and will fly only with an adult until age sixteen. The Notre Dame Preparatory student is noted for earlier studies in anatomy Einstein and other subjects.
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Frederick Musician Airport
Sunda
Frederick
Baltimore
Donna Karpiak
Donna
Donald Karpiak
Martin Company
Randall
Pollock
Notre Dame Preparatory
Einstein
Farm Bureau Discusses Amendments 13 and 14 Support
Members of the Frederick County Farm Bureau gathered at Elm Street Junior High to debate amendments 13 and 14 before Tuesday’s vote. James Montgomery reported 30,000 cards printed for support as Noah Kefauver led discussions on the issues and hospitalization plan.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
National Association
Elm Street Junior High School
Farm Group
Farm Bureau
James Montgomery
Monntgomery
Milk Cooperations
Noah E. Kefauver
Middletown
State Farm Bureau
Hhus
Nixon campaigns in Alaska amid cross country bid
Vice President Richard M. Nixon rushed through Alaska on a barnstorming stop as part of his quest for the presidency. He pressed defense and foreign policy claims, urged Eisenhower Hoover Truman to join post presidency outreach, and criticized Kennedy for insulting Alaskans. Kennedy countered with opposition to Rampart Canyon dam and accused Nixon of downgrading the United States.
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Alaska
Richard M. Nixon
Ala
Cor
Eisenhower
Truman
Hoover
John F. Kennedy
America
Nixon
Los Angeles
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United States
White House
James C. Thing
Washington
Soviet Union
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Palmer
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Yukon River
Alaskas
Hess Kennedy
Alabama
Hawai
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Dakota
Nevada
CBS
Boston
Hyannis Port
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Dell
Nixon Fles
Chicago
Henry Carpet Lodge
Nixson
Consistorial Meet Of Church Wed at Frederick County
About 100 persons are expected to attend Wednesday at 6 30 for the Frederick County Consistorial Conference of the United Church of Christ. Rev Wilard L Stevens hosts with pastors and deacons from United Church groups in the county. A film The Church at Warren will be shown by the Synod committee on town and country churches. New officers will be elected. existing officers include President Richard H Best and Vice President Norman S Remsberge.
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Fredick County
United Church of Christ
Wilard L. Stevens
Gers
Congregation of the
United Church of List
Frederick Coun
Reed Catsail
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Warren
Committee On
Town and Country Churches
Synod
Samuel E. Moyer
Thurmont
Richard H. Best
Norman S. Remsberge
C. Beattie Stauffer
G. Frank Thomas
The
Women’s Guild of the Jefferson Church
Snowstorm Triggers Record County Inches
A freak snowstorm delivers a record three inches in the county as voters await an election day. National coverage tracks Kennedy and Nixon as both campaigns push a fevered windup across 50 states, with New York and California shaded for Kennedy and several states deemed doubtful.
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John F
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
California
Texas
Kennedy
Nixon
Veterans Day Ceremonies Planned by American Legion Post
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion plans Veterans Day ceremonies Friday. A 2 PM service at the World War Memorial in West Second and Beniz streets will include wreath laying by Dr. James G. Comroy, a WWI and WWII veteran. A 1:30 PM march from the Legion home will lead to the World War I Memorial with remarks by Mrs. Reed and Kennedy. Legal offices close. parking meters free.
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Leads Y Vance
West Second
Beniz Streets
James G. Comroy
Wil
Robert E. Kenneds Ney
Reed
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion
Jordan
Renne*vail
Kennedy
Legion Color Guard
Fred E. Baer Dies Founder of Ghost Writers Bureau
Fred E. Baer, 71, founder of the Ghost Writers Bureau in 1933 and a pioneer in commercial ghostwriting, died Saturday in New York. He helped establish structured ghost writing as a service for authors and businesses.
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Fred E. Baer
New York
Ghostwriters Bureau
Teachers Strike In New York City
New York AP reports teachers began the first city wide strike in NYC schools. Picket lines formed before classes as the United Federation of Teachers claims about a quarter of 40,000 teachers in 837 schools participated.
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New York
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
al Shanker
Seward Park High School
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Dunbar Junior High
Bronx
la Salle Junior High
Midtown Manhattan
Charles Cogen
UFT
Afl-Cio
Conh
UPT
Three Guilty Verdicts Handed Down in Court
In 3ay s Court, Magistrate Byron Thompson delivered three guilty verdicts. Carroll Long of Thurmont paid $10 for driving too fast on a foggy road. George Crammant faces 30 days for drunkenness. Thomas R. Jackson of Frederick was found innocent of failing to support his estranged wife. Snyder's investigation noted a car wreckage of 15 dollars and a vehicle loss of control over 344 feet.
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Byron Thompson
George Crammant
Carroll Long
RFD
Thurmont
Robert
Licksville
Long
Snyder
Synder
Thomas R. Jackson
Frederick
Snow falls dares Mt Airy as Frederick County oddly reports
A freak snowfall spread across eastern Frederick County with the heaviest fall west of Mt Airy reaching about three inches. Other areas saw half to one inch, while the city saw no snow though temps stayed in the mid 40s. Officials set snow fences and warned of cold conditions ahead ahead of Election Day.
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Frederick County
Mt. Airy
Mtt. Airy
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Johnsville
South Mountain
Washington County
Frederick
Hakata
Five Day Forecast From The Issocaied Press
Temperatures will average 24 degrees below normal with a warm spell on Tuesday and Wednesday. Cooler Thursday and Friday followed by warmer air Saturday. Precipitation is expected Wednesday and Saturday totaling about one half inch. Normals range from 52 to 449? with normal lows 31 to 33 in the lower elevations and higher in the mountains.
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