Missing Yacht Located Off Canaveral
The coast Guard located the 75 foot yacht Sebhcorsed off Cape Canaveral, indicating all aboard are safe. The vessel left Wildwood, New Jersey on November 12 en route to Fort Lauderdale, Florida with two crew members aboard and owner Des Roche of Wilmington, Delaware. It had been unreported since departure. an aircraft located it. Aboard were two crewmen. The owner is Des Roche. The find follows a planned $5,000 fund for New ity arriving as scheduled at Fort Lauderdale on November 15.
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Charleston
D.C
Coast Guard
Wildwood
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cape Canaveral
New Jersey
Des Roche
Wilmington
Del
NeWity
Fort State
Lauderdale
Aistind’ Ceteet
J. Millard Tawes
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Charles E. Moylan
William M. Storm
Charles’ Mc. Mathias Sr
D. John’ Markey
Dr. B. O
Thomas Sr
J ¥. Tyson Lee
Philip “R. Winebrener
Harry B. Shaw
Braddock Heights
J. Vincent Jamison
Hagerstown
J. Norman Ager
Rudolph C. Hines
Hyattsville
A. Gordon Boone
Towson
Walter N. Kirkman
Catonsville
Allen I. Green
Pikesville
Abraham S. Kay
Bethesda
Blair Lee III
Silver Spring
Oscar E. Webb
Richard L. Steimer
John EK. Shaw Sr
A. I. Ellin
Victor Frenkil
John M. Clayton Jr
Martin J. Welsh
S. R. McCall
Alumni Association
Baltimore
Mr. Ambrosen
Spo
Maryland School For the Deaf
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Chamberlin Hotel
Old Point
Comfort
Newport News
Post Office Prepares for Yale Christmas Mail Handling
Postmaster James A. Grove announced a special effort to manage holiday mail. An extra building for parcel post handling has been secured and temporary workers hired to process Christmas mail. Patrons should ensure house numbers are visible and names appear on apartment/mail boxes to aid delivery. Rural routes from the Frederick Post Office require correct route numbers to avoid delays or non delivery.
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Imade
James A. Grove
Grove
Frederick
Cold Wave Lingers With Weekend Rain Forecast
Cold wave persists with a slight rise in temperatures expected from weekend rain clouds. Overnight lows reached 20 degrees with two prior 18 degree readings at the airport. Thursday saw 45 degrees, projected to 47, while Saturday rain should not improve local dryness. Showers possible Tuesday or Wednesday, then more cold weather and a below normal temperature outlook. Correction states Albert Summers of East South street was found not guilty of petty larceny, not Myersville.
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Mercury
News
Post
Albert Summers
Myersville
East South Street
Lipsticks May Follow Berry Probe
Washington AP reports the FDA faces resistance as it bans coal tar color dyes used in lipsticks citing death and rat tests. Lipstick makers say most shades would be affected, arguing no solid proof of harm and warning a ban threatens a $30 million yearly industry. They seek law changes and may cite 130 approved dyes as unsuitable for lipsticks.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Scouts Sign Up For Trip To New Mexico
Thirty nine Boy Scouts from the Francis Scott District have signed up for a summer trip to Camp Philmont in Cimarron New Mexico. Led by Charles E Stup the group plans a 12 day camp stay with five days to and from on air conditioned buses.
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Francis Scotter
Camp Philmont
Ranch Cimarron
Mex
Secouts
Charles E. Stup
Fred Broadrup
Frederick
R. A. Sullivan
New Market
Robert Stauffer
Ronald Weintraub
Dennis Murphy
James L. Sherald
Carl A. Carson Jr
Brian Zimmerman
F. Charles Lang
Braddock Heights
John Tyler Quynn
Jan M. Willard
Richard Graham
David Masser
Jerry Howard
Nelson Lichtenstein
Hunt Elkins
Larry Shube
Richard Holdcraft
William White
Casper Beison Jr
Thomas Nikirk
Robert Smith
Jdr
Vincent Kepler
Garry Kemp
Bruce Gale
Richard Prepon
Edward Schantz
Stup
Air Force Camps
Chemical Plant Blows Up In Yokohama Japan
A massive explosion at a Yokohama chemical plant caused widespread destruction. More than 1,400 buildings damaged or destroyed and 376 people injured. One death confirmed, with possibility of more. Firefighters ordered evacuations within a mile and a quarter. US military aid arrived to assist.
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Yokohama
Japan
Poylice
U.S
FCC Chairman Warns Of Hasty UN Censorship Debate
FCC Chairman John Doerfer warns against hasty government censorship in broadcasting urging industry self correction. He says commercial advertising lacks First Amendment protection, warning Congress may overreact. Also reports U.N. General Assembly unanimous plan to refer disarmament proposals to Geneva and debate over French Sahara atomic tests.
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FCC
Chicago
John C. Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Television Bureau of Advertising
Doerfer
Christmas Art Contest To Begin
An art contest for youngsters 12 or under is sponsored by the Retail Merchants of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce with the News-Post. Richard D. Hammond said judging is expected December 1 with Miss Dorothy Eberstadt William Ross and Doyle Eskew as judges. Prizes total 50, 25, 15 and 10 dollars for top entries. A window display contest at downtown stores will also be judged by local club representatives, with judging expected by December 1. Also, assault case against Donald Lyles continued to December 30 in Magistrate Court after a fight on East All Saints Street.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
News-Post
Chamber of Commerce
Richard D. Hammond
Dorothy Eberstadt
William Ross
West Frederick Junior High School
Doyle Eskew
Elm Street
Frederick News
Post
Frederick
Winchester Hall
The
Optimist
Civinette
Civitan
Jaycee Wives
Venture, Zonta, Civic and Jr. Women
Chibs
Flare Rocket Fails Again Over Sodium Cloud Tests
Washington AP reports a second day of failed sodium vapor ejection from a Wallops Island rocket. The 147 mile flight produced no observed sodium release, with cause undetermined. Earlier attempts at 160 mile and 147 mile ascents shared similar results. The tests aim to study high altitude wind currents alongside nine other rocket experiments across sites including Cape Canaveral White Sands and Churchill Manitoba.
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Washington
Wallops Island
Worcester
National Aeronautics and Space
Cape Canaveral
Fla
White Sands
N-M
Fr. Churchill
Manitoba
One Teacher For 100 000 Predicted
David Sarnoff, RCA board chairman, predicted a future where one teacher could instruct 100000 students at once over a nationwide educational TV network. He said the best teachers would be better paid and reach more pupils more efficiently, potentially enabling college degrees at home for those unable to attend college.
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Kansas City
David Sarnoff
RCA Board
Sarnoff
Rockhurst College Honorary Directors Assn
Christmas Trimming Of Frederick To Begin Monday
Frederick to begin Christmas decorations Monday with luminous silver garlands from Merchants Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce. City workers will string trees, place ornaments, and light up parks including Baker Park and Court House Park. Some trees donated from residents will be used, and coordination aims for completion before the Christmas shopping season despite a manpower shortage.
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Max
Kehne
Merchants Retail Division
Chamber of Commerce
Seventh
Market
Magnolia Avenue
Court House Park
Beauford Oden
Grant Place
Monocacy Village
Pauline Lippy
Wilson Place
Staley Park
Rosedale Park
Culler Lake
Baker Park
Lower
Santa Claus
Tiny Tot Park
Bentz and Carroll Parkway
Quiz Probe Report Will Not Be Released
A grand jury report on television quiz shows will not be made public. In Maryland a warden and four hunters were fined for dove hunting over a baited area near Zalichnee on Gent 17. Hodgman Jr. faced a $100 fine. others $30 each.
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Baltimore
States
U. S
Daniel H. Hodgman Jr
Pocomoke City
J. D. Dennis
Paronsburg
William H. Scott
Berlin
Thomas K. Taylor
Wilson E. Davis
Salisbury
New York
General Sessions
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Grand Jury
Hogdman
R. Cor. Fatkins
Hodgman
Walston Switch
Zalichnee
Gent
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Occasional rain in mountains Saturday and in east portion in late afternoon or night with rain ending in eastern sections early Sunday and rain likely again Tuesday or Wednesday. Cooler in mountains early Sunday and in eastern sections late Sunday with a warming trend Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures average 2 to 5 degrees below normals. Normal afternoon highs mid 40s in mountains to lower 50s in east. Early morning lows mid 20s in mountains to low to upper 30s in east.
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Associated Press
Qast
Air Force Jet Collides With Car on Gravel Road
An Air Force jet making an emergency landing on a gravel road collided with a car in Forest River South Dakota. The pilot was unhurt while the driver suffered a minor finger injury from shattered glass. The jet pilot Duane Oswald steering toward a ditch after engines quit at around 180 mph.
New Volcano Cone Born In Hawaii
Honolulu AP reports a new cone forming at Kilauea Iki crater as lava flows rise and searing rock erupts 3,150 feet high. A mile-wide eruption threatens no nearby farms or Volcano Village, with seismologists warning spectators to stay in cars.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Kilauea Iki
Volcano Village
Hawaii
Jerry Eaton
Frederick County States Attorney Nikirk Sentenced for Tax Evasion
Edwin F L Nikirk, Frederick County states attorney, received a year in prison and a 7500 fine on three counts of willful tax evasion after entering a no contest plea. Judges H Dorsey Watkins and Roszel C Thomsenick noted his public role and lack of mitigating circumstances, with concurrent prison terms and cumulative fines.
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Charles E. Warder
Baltimore
Edwin FL .Nikirk
Frederick County
U.S
H. Dorsey Watkins
Roszel C. Thomsenick
jFrial
Thomsen
Nikirk
Carnelius P. Mundy
Mundy
Frederick Mayer Jacob Ramsburg
Patrick Sehnaulfer
Charles Magaha
James H. Falk
Walter J. Hahn
The
Ayrshue Breeders Assn
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
John R. Fitzpatrick
James Grove Jr
FL Ross Myers
Fredenck
Bar Association Awaits Developments In Nikirk Disbarment
Frederick County Bar Association president Charles A. Price said the group would await developments on Edwin F. Nikirk's disbarment. Maryland code requires disbarment proceedings originate in the Circuit Court. A local attorney suggested Nikirk’s chances of disbarment appear unlikely and noted no contest plea may not equal guilt. The Nikirk trial’s suddenness surprised most local attorneys, as it had been set for January.
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Charles A. Price
Frederick County Bar Association
Edwin F. Ni- Kirk
Maryland
Circuit Court
Price
State Bar Association
Nikirk
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