Gambling Case Opens In Court In Maryland Circuit Court
The trial of John C. Krietz Jr begins on the first of 11 charges of profiting from gambling tables. Probing a county raid on machines, witnesses describe payoffs and a 50 50 split with license deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Krietz Jr
Krietz
Bitter-Moore, Inc
Skyline Inn
Middletown
Tpr
Patrick J. Byrne
Maryland State Police
James F. Dosh
Dosh
Bitter- Moore
Cash
Samuel W. Barrick
Lola M. Wastler
Howard C. Schell
John W. Albaugh Sr
Calvin W. Wachter
Margaret Wilbur
Irene K. Carter
Mary F. Motherway
Rober Martin
Louise G. Grabill
Nellie M. Smith
Ralph O. Koontz
William B. Clark
Anonymous donor funds chapel for Maryland Baptist College
At the 129th annual Baptist Convention of Maryland in Salisbury, an anonymous donor pledged to build a campus chapel and a music building for the proposed Maryland Baptist College at Walkersville, with the music facility slated to open in 1967. The convention approved Phase Two of a 3 million dollar fund drive to run January through March 1965 in churches statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Baptist College
Walkersville
The
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Salisbury
Churches of the Baptist Convention
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Maryland Baptists
C. C. Anderson
Silver Spring
Baptist Convention
Lewis C McKinney
Salis
United Appeal Extended as County Lags in Goal
John R. Cheatham announced the United Appeal extension to December 1 to reach the $146,280 goal. Frederick County totals show $141,777 collected with $1,000 more expected and 38 percent short, urging county residents especially farmers and rural workers to increase their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Cheatham
United Appeal
Cheatham
Frederick County
South Market Street
Frederick
County Areas
Frederick City
Local PTAs To Receive Awards Tonight
Frederick County PTAs will be honored with three local awards at a council meeting. Parkway Elementary, Urbana Elementary, and Lewistown Elementary will receive state and national honors for exemplary service and leadership projects. The Sears Foundation grant will fund Urbana and Lewistown efforts, with the program led by Dr William Early and Rockville’s new Maryland Congress officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Council of
Ptas
PTA Council
William Early
Rockville
Maryland Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Maryland Congress of Ptas
National
Sears (Roebuck and Company) Foundation
Parkway
PTA
Maryland Congress of Pta
Urbana
Sears Foundation
Richard A. Comstock
Woodsboro
County Council of
North Frederick Elementary School
Motter Avenue
Frederick Community College appoints Vernon Dansky biology professor
Duval Sneadner announces Dr. Vernon Dansky as the new biology professor at Frederick Community College. Dansky, trained at Washington State University, comes from a lab assistant role and replaces Dr. William Miller who resigned. The College will split the biology department into two sections due to enrollment growth, with one class at Frederick High School on Saturdays. Calvin Saylor of Thurmont is named to the Advisory Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval Sneadner
Frederick Community College
Vernon Dansky
Dansky
Washington State University
Community College
William Miller
Sneadner
Frederick High School
Calvin Saylor
Thurmont
Claire Frock Company
Community College Advisory Committee
Frederick County Movement to Name Destroyer for Schley
A Washington drive pushes to urge the Navy secretary to name a new guided missile destroyer after Winfield Scott Schley a Frederick County native. Led by Captain John B. Schley the effort seeks support from Governor Tawes Maryland senators and Rep Mathias with local backing from Judge Edward Delaplaine and the Frederick County Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Winfield Scott Schley
Frederick County
Admiral Schley
Richfield
U.S. 15
Frederick
Washington
John B. Schley
U.S. Navy
Schley
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Quynn
Sampson
U S Pleads For Life Of Carlson
U S officials urge Congo rebel leader Christophe Ghenye to spare American missionary Dr Paul Carlson and permit evacuation. Ambassador G MacMurdie Godley appeals from Stanleyville to negotiate via Washington with rebel authorities over Carlson and other Americans held as prisoners of war amid ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Christophe Ghenye
Paul Carlson
Stanleyville
Ghenye
Jomo Kenya
Washington
Carlson
Leopoldville
the Congo
United States
U.S
G. MacMurtrie Godley
Godley
Dr. Carlson
International Committee of the Red Cross
OAU
Organization of African Unity
Dr Riddick Opens Medical Practice With Dr Poirier
Dr Willis J Riddick of Belhaven North Carolina forms a partnership with Dr J R Poirier in Frederick Medical Center on Toll House Avenue. Riddick earned a UNC AB in 1956 and MD in 1960 and served in the Army Medical Corps including Seoul Korea 1963 1964. He previously worked at Walter Reed Hospital and now resides at Prospect Plaza Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Riddick
Belhaven
N. C
J. R. Poirier
Riddick
Poirier
Frederick Medical Center
Toll House Avenue
University of North Carolina
Medival College of South Carolina
Charleston
United States Army Medical Corps
Army
Seoul
Korea
548Th
United States Army Headquarters
Frederick
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Fot
Prospect Plaza Apartments
Bomb hits Saigon restaurant injuring Twenty Two
A 45 pound pestle type bomb exploded above a beam at a Saigon airport area restaurant, wounding 18 Americans and at least four locals. The blast damaged the building and scattered debris while police questioned young suspects nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Offi- Saigon
Cer
Caravelle
U.S
County plans bridge survey of 140 spans
County Engineer Southey T. Nottingham Jr says the survey by Buchart and Hern of Baltimore will cost about 3200 dollars. It covers 19 bridges over 20 feet and 121 smaller spans, with photos and condition reports within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southey T. Nottingham Jr
Jack Mause
Roads Department
Buchart and Hern
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Nottingham
County Roads Department
Bloodmobile Visit Planned in Thurmont on November 27
Red Cross volunteers will contact local residents by phone to invite blood donation as the Thurmont blooddrive returns to the high school from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p m. The agency notes two prior visits in the last fiscal year with poor response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Thurmont
Ten Die In Crash Of Navy Plane At Argentia
An all female crew of ten aboard a U S Navy P3A Orion perished when the four engine patrol aircraft crashed three miles west of Argentia Naval Base while approaching on instruments. Fire and explosion were seen from shore. searchers found no trace of the aircraft. Identifications of the men were withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentia
Mld
U.S. Navy
Argentia Naval Base
Coast Guard
Maryland Court Upholds Public Accommodations Law
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the state public accommodations law as a valid police power, ruling Oct. 15 against Charles G. Barnes who refused to serve a Negro in his Annapolis restaurant. The court stayed reasons until Tuesday, affirming an Anne Arundel County Circuit Court decision in a dispute over anti discrimination measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Charles G. Barnes
McNamara Announces 95 More Military Base Closures
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara revealed 95 additional base closures including naval shipyards. The phased cuts, to be announced Thursday, aim to save about 500 million dollars yearly without weakening defense. The 95 closures span 33 states, affecting 63,000 jobs and 377000 acres of land, with guarantees of job opportunities for those displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Defense
Italy Expels Two Egyptian Diplomats Over Carried Prisoner
Rome officials ordered the expulsion of two Egyptian diplomats after police found a bound, drugged captive hidden in a trunk marked diplomatic mail aboard a U A R airliner bound for Cairo. The victim, Josef Dahan, is a Moroccan-born Israeli citizen who allegedly spied for Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Foreign Ministry
Cairo
Josef Dahan
United Arab Republic
Israel
Dahan
U.A.R
Middle East
UAR
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Baptist College
United
Lewistown
College
Begin Drive
Dr. Riddick
City
Willis J. Ridawk
Brussels
Belgium
Fire Department
Saigon Restaurant
Air Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Singapore
Viet Nam
Saisinn
Naval Yards
Italy
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