Four Hurt and One Dead in Virginia Multicar Crash
A three car collision Friday night near Lovettsville Virginia killed 19 year old Ray T. Blevins of Lincoln and injured four others. William Longerbeam 20 of Purcellville and Mrs Anne Sowers 27 of Leesburg were in critical condition. Rev A D Salmon 34 and his wife suffered minor injuries and were discharged. Police investigating with no charges filed.
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Virginia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ray T. Blevins
Lincoln
Blevins
William C. Longerbeam
Purcellville
Anne Sowers
Leesburg
Longerbeam
University Hospital
Baltimore
United Ambulance
Brunswick
McLeaf Named Emmitsburg Rural Mail Carrier
Wayne McLeaf will serve as the new rural mail carrier for the Emmitsburg district after unanimous approval by the Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee. The committee forwarded the recommendation to Congressman at Large Carlton R. Sickles for final appointment. Emmitsburg District Committee members praised the action and highlighted leadership by chairman Austin C. Powell.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Wayne McLeaf
Emmitsburg
Central Committee
Carlton R. Sickles
McLeaf
Democratic Party
Emmittsburg
Snow Falls Across Western States and New England
The Associated Press reports heavy snow across 11 western states with 12 inches at Craig Cole and six inches in Utah. Rain also fell in parts of northern New England as moisture remains scarce elsewhere.
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Associated Press
New England
Craig Cole
Utah
Free Diabetes Tests to Be Offered Next Week
National Diabetes Week begins Sunday with free public testing at Frederick Memorial Hospital, the Frederick County Health Department, and the Community Medical Laboratory. The Diabetes Detection Drive runs through November 21 under the Frederick County Medical Society.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Henry V. Chase
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County Health Department
Winchester Hall
Community Medical Laboratory
Medical Center
Toll House Avenue
Medical Society
American Diabetes Association
Arrests Made On Alcohol Charges In Monrovia
A Monrovia man and a Frederick teenager were jailed on drinking charges after 10:25 p.m. Friday. Sherman Williams, 24, was charged with purchasing alcohol for a minor, while Michael Baumgardner, 16, faced a minor in possession charge. Officers Cpl Paul Mossburg and Dfc William Crabill made the arrests at South Market and West All Saints streets.
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Monrovia
Frederick
Sherman Frank Williams
Michael Allison Baumgardner
North Bentz Street
South Market
West All Saints
Paul W. Mossburg
William H. Crabill
Telephone Rate Hike Rejected by Maryland PSC
The Public Service Commission denied Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. a 6 million dollar rate increase that would have added about 40 cents per month for residents. The panel allowed a revised schedule bringing in 2.725 million dollars annually, but barred any rise for residential subscribers for now. PSC cited basic residential service as a necessity and not a luxury.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
PSC
Post Office Ready For Yale Mail
Frederick Post Office prepares for a record Christmas mail volume with expanded Saturday window service from Nov 28 and Dec 19, plus staffing calls for extra Christmas assistants. Beginning Dec 7 parcel post will shift to a six day week, and patrons are urged to use full addresses and Zip codes.
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Frederick
James A. Grove
Grove
Register
Register and CO. D
Air Parcel Post
Border clash, UN probes after heavy Israeli Syrian fighting
Syria lodged a UN protest after Israeli jets bombed Arab outposts in a 10 minute border clash 20 miles north of the Sea of Galilee. Israeli says 3 killed 11 injured while Syria reports 7 dead 26 wounded. UN observers opened an inquiry amid tensions over Jordan river water diversions.
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Tel Aiv
Israel
Syria
United Nations
Sea of Galilee
U.N
Damascus
Jellied Petroleum
Dan
Shaar Huishuv
Hama
Azyziat
U.N. Security Council
New York
Rafik Asha
U.N. General Assembly
U.N. Truce Observation Commission
Jerusalem
Jordan River
Negev Desert
Middle East
Woods Fire Dangers Still High
Smoldering embers of a fire that charred 20 acres on South Mountain still threaten to flare as gusts fan the coals. State forester Herman D. Toms says several men are at the scene to keep the fire under control and warns that a stiff wind could cause trouble. Minor fires were reported Friday in the area.
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South Mountain
Toms
Butchers Agree On Contract With A&P Stores
Union butchers and management approved a three year contract in Baltimore after a midnight strike deadline. The deal covers about 750 members of Local 117 in Maryland Delaware and Virginia and includes wage increases of 4 to 6 per week plus concessions to reduce part time workers and boost full time staff. Fresh meat will be cut in the store where sold and seniority protections are promised.
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Baltimore
Afl-Cio Amalgamated
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Philadelphia
Truman Renews MacArthur Fight
Former President Truman renews his clash with the late General Douglas MacArthur calling him an egotist and saying he believed he was greater than the President. He criticized MacArthur’s postwar rule in Japan and recalled his 1951 dismissal during the Korean War as insubordination.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Truman
MacArthur
Far East
Japan
Vatican Council OKs Unity Schema in Ecumenism Vote
In Rome the Vatican Ecumenical Council approved the De Ecumenismo schema by a 1 870 to 82 margin paving the way for it to become a full church decree by Pope Paul VI. The vote ends the third chapter and signals a formal promulgation after upcoming sessions.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul VI
Jackie Seagull Fails To Fly After Beer Sip
In Brunswick Georgia a seagull nicknamed Jackie drank from a near empty beer can in a parking lot and attempted a running takeoff. After several tries he collapsed and shuffled away along U S highway 17, with police noting they could only book humans.
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Brunswick
Jackie
Junior Weinberg Named to Frederick Children’s Aid Society
Danyce T. Weinberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weinberg of Braddock Heights, is named the new Junior Board Member of the Frederick Children’s Aid Society replacing Nathan Winstead. She is a Frederick High School senior, active as vice president of the Thesbian Society and Welfare Committee chair, with memberships in Tri-Hi-Y Gamma, Red Cross Gray, Yearbook staff, and National Honor Society, among others. She also serves as vice president of the Red Cross Council at Frederick High and has participated in tennis, Pep Club, High-Flier staff, Glee Club, and Student Council.
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Danyce T. Weinberg
Dan Weinberg
Braddock Heights
Frederick Children’s Aid Society
Miss Weinberg
Nathan Winstead
Frederick
Thesbian Society
Frederick High School
Red Cross
Nixon Calls GOP Unity Key to Goldwater Outlook
President hopeful Richard Nixon urged Republican unity and a center path as the party faces 1966 elections. He downplayed his 1968 presidential prospects, saying he is not available for any position he can see. He said Goldwater’s fate depends on uniting moderates and conservatives after criticizing Nelson Rockefeller as a divider.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
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Yale
North Market Street
J. Rolfa Castleman
Kibbut Dan
Upper Galilee
A & P Market
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