Kennedy Extend Camp David Stay Amid Weather Delay
President Kennedy his wife and daughter Caroline linger at Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont as helicopter takeoffs are thwarted by soupy weather. The visit, marking the first Kennedy stay at the retreat, may influence whether it becomes a weekend haven.
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Kennedy
Caroline
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Camp David
Kennedys
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Shangri-la
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
St. Stephens’ Church
Stephen Smyth
Washington
Charles Spalding
New York
Lee Radziwill
London
Aspen Lodge
Oswald the deer evades hunters in eastern Kentucky
Oswald a deer in Floyd County Kentucky became a trusted neighbor to residents during the four day deer season. He retreated to a distant pasture and barn when weather turned bad, living freely among people and gardens until relocation by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Oswald
Raymond Copley
Bill Boyd
Calf Creek
Floyd County
Dewey Tains
Davey Moore Retains Featherweight Title
Davey Moore successfully defends his featherweight crown in a bout reported with focus on his victory and title retention. The article mentions the event alongside other boxing notes and unrelated foreign references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey Moore
Boy with brittle legs longs for a radio at Kernan Hospital
Kenneth Eugene Morgan known as Buttons, age near eight, has never walked and endures repeated fractures. He is in a Baltimore hospital with casts from the waist down and new bone grafts failing to straighten his legs. His step grandfather Chester Shaw solicits donated radios, hoping to brighten the boy’s days while doctors work to enable walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Eugene Morgan
Charles Morgan
West Patrick Street
Kenneth
Buttons
Kernan Hospital
Baltimore
Chester Shaw
Shaw
North Bentz Street
Sister City Sends Thanks For Picture From Morzheim Germany
Rev Paul L Althouse announced a letter from Wille Joach in Morzheim thanking the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ for a Trinity Chapel picture. The report notes Frederick’s sister city link with Landau County and mentions goodwill relations sparked by Monrovia resident Siegfriend Goetze and a request from Landau officials. The text references Trinity Chapel on West Church Street and the founder John Thomas Schley, linking Morzheim, Landau, and Frederick in the cross‑cultural exchange.
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Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of
Cbrist
Wille Joachin
Morzheim
Germany
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
John Thomas Schley
Frederick
Schley
Hern O
Landau
Morszheim
Siegfriend Goetze
Monrovia
Frez Braun
Mmn
Dr. Bry
Busan
Eight Firms Tied To Family Savings Taken Over
Washington eight firms tied to former officers and directors of Family Savings and Loan were taken over by a court-appointed receiver in a move to recover more than 8 million in unsecured loans. The Frederick branch was closed and assets totaling about 440,000 recovered so far for 13,000 depositors holding 5.5 million.
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Washington
Famly Savings and Loan Association
Montgomery County
James H. Pugh
Family Savings and Loan Association
Court and
Patrick S Streets
Frederick
Saul I. Stern
Stern
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Rockville
Third Trust
Tem
Ims
Smess
Orcer Mehes
Oles
Secreten
Eris
Citizens protest double taxation on city property
An Irish citizen complained to the County Commissioners about paying both county and city taxes on city properties. Mary Tobery and Clarence Tobery spoke at the hearing about 1962 assessments, noting equal overall values but higher city tax exposure on two properties. They asked for review as officials promised written notices to the owners.
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Mary Tobery
Clarence Tobery
Tobery
Toberys
East Church Street
Toberg
West South Street
Lumen Norris
Lloyd Coblentz
W. Jerome Offutt
Linden Avenue
Offutt
Coblentz
Linden Hills
Rockville Driver Crashes Into Empty Truck Near Frederick
A Rockville motorist, Basil Whittaker, collided with a left turning 1953 GMC truck driven by Robert Hooper on Hollow Road West of Frederick. Whittaker’s 1958 Oldsmobile sustained about 900 dollars in damage, the truck 150 dollars. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation with no lacerations. Trooper Richard W. Poffenberger cited excessive speed as a factor.
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Rockville
Hollow Road
Frederick
Basil Whittaker
Robert Hooper
Whittaker
Casals To Play His Cello For Kennedys
The article notes Pablo Casals invited by President Kennedy era to perform for the Kennedys and guests. It mentions a diplomatic arts event with Casals playing cello in Washington, details unclear due to OCR errors but centers on Casals’ concert for the Kennedy circle. The piece highlights cultural diplomacy during the era and Casals’ participation in a state or official gathering.
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Washington
Presviect
Casals
Dainer
Kennedy
Train Kills Three Cattle Near PEPCO
Three pure bed Black Angus cattle were killed when struck by the Baltimore Time Saver freight near the PEPCO Plant west of the Monocacy river mouth. The cattle belonged to C. W. Anderson of Gaithersburg and escaped prior to the incident.
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PEPCO
Monocacy River
Richard W. Poffenberger
C. W. Anderson
Gaithersburg
Baltimore
Brunswick
Richard E. .Akderton
Va. D. Carlson
Dense Fog Keeps County in Warmth and Clouds
Dense fog blanketed the county overnight as warmer air moved in. Temperatures rose to the 50s with a low of 29 at the airport station. Showers and clouds are expected, with warmer conditions continuing tomorrow.
Three Accidents Reported In City Over Weekend
Day police investigated three weekend accidents with substantial vehicle damage. A station wagon owned by Charles Wesley Griffin of Baltimore was damaged after being struck by a speeding driver in the 610 block of Rose. Montavenne, at about 1 am Saturday. The other driver, William L. Burris of this city, faced a reckless driving charge with damage around 200 dollars. A separate Sunday afternoon crash near West Ht awoke no charges and minor injuries.
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Charles Wesley Griffin
Baltimore
Rose
Montavenne
William L. Burnik
Burris
Burrs
Roseman
Paul WL Mosshing
Charces
Vora
West
Roy
Ambulance Call On Patten Street Reported
An ambulance was dispatched to Patten Street around 5 00 pm following a reported incident. No further details were available in the fragment.
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Unites
Patten
U S Jets Scout For Viet Nam
Four U S Air Force FL0s recon jets aiding South Viet Nam as scouts for the war against Viet Cong. They fly from Saigon International Airport to photograph bases and movements guiding South Vietnamese strikes. Adm John M Sides visits Saigon as officials discuss possible 7th Fleet involvement.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Guerrila
Adm John M Sides
7Th Fleet
Viet Nam
Sides
Maine
Southeast Asia
United States
U.S Air Force
U.S
UN urged to use force to end Katanga secession
United Nations Security Council debate on Congo resumes with calls from Ethiopian envoy Tesfaye Gebre Egziabher and Congo’s Justin Bomboko for U.N. force to restore Leopoldville authority. Western powers favor peaceful reintegration while Haile Selassie urges decisive action to mediate Katanga’s return.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Katanga
Security Council
Congo
Tesfaye Gebre Egzy
Justin Bomboko
Central Congo
Li Nation Council
Bomboko
Council
U.N
Leopoldville
United States
Britain
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Ethtoma
Sudan
Nigeria
Council 9
Cemaons
Imeegemares
Hetay ZA
United Appeal Score Ta Date
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered mentions of United Appeal and dates but lacks coherent events or names. The readable fragments do not form a clear person, organization, or place to report a definite action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeal
Redistricting Discussion Planned by League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters will discuss Congressional redistricting at the homes of Miss Mary Fiock and Mrs Marjorie Schoolman on Wednesday and Thursday at 3 pm. The session covers criteria for future redistricting, history of federal apportionment, and Maryland districts with opinions to be formed after the talk.
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League of Women Voters
Mary Fiock
Charles Place
Marjorie Schoolman
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Eighth Congressional District
League
Maryland
Fined $150 For Drunken Driving
Virginia motorist Russell C. Larrich 38 Winchester was fined 150 for drunken driving after failing to dim lights and testing .19 on a Breathalyzer. Harold M. Harris 18 Mt. Airy was fined 50 for speeding after being cited by City Police on Market Street. Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett noted doubt in Harris taking heed of an officer’s directions.
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Virginia
Russell C. Larrich
Winchester
Nel W. Alexander
Frederick
Larrick
Robert T. Storer
Harold M. Harris
RFD 4
Mt. Airy
Harris
Guy M. Himes
City Police
Himes
Market Street
East
East Church Streets
Stanley Y. Bennett
Hartis
Richard WH
West Main
Thias
U S Envoy To Spain Biddle Dies in 1974
The article notes the death of U S envoy to Spain Biddle in 1974 and references his career, including service in Washington and a prior posting. It mentions his possible earlier roles and the end of his career trajectory in the Foreign Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Spain
Biddle
Reds Urged To Resume Test Talks
The United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to resume negotiations on a controlled suspension of nuclear weapon tests. Washington and London delivered notes to the Soviet Foreign Ministry in Moscow aiming to revive Geneva talks stalled since September.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
London
Britain
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Geneva
UN General Assembly
U.N
Heart Disease and Lung Cancer Near Peak in Death Rates
Dr. Reinnert T. Ravenholt told the American Public Health Association that eight years of Seattle King County death data show heart disease and lung cancer deaths leveling off for under 60s. He projected a plateau or peak within 10 to 13 years based on official records and university analysis.
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Detroit
Reinnert T. Ravenholt
American Public Health Association
Seattle-King County
Rosenhold
Unhersitt. of
Washington
Seattle
Wes GS
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