Mathias Honor Dinner Planned After Victory
Charles McC. Mathias Jr. will be honored at a victory dinner December 3 in Frederick. Emmett R. Bowius heads the planning with 65 attending, featuring a national speaker. The event honors Mathias after his 24,000 vote majority over John Foley, with wide support in Montgomery and surrounding counties.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John R. Foley
Montgomery
Ignis
Mathias
Allesany
Garrett
Montgomer
Emmett R. Bowius
Republican State Central Committee
Fforts
National Oace
Me F. Wachter
John A. Derr
Pictry
State Central Committee
Campaign Council
G. Q O. P. Club
Republian Women's Federation
Young Republican Clubs
Frederick
J. Harold Hooper
Hooper
Republcan
Helen Remsburs
Harald
Yount Republican Club
Howard BK
J. Croghan
Gail L Cuishall
Wiliam Brownes
Edward Widmay
W. Cash Smith
Clares S V Sanner
David Young
Herbert Duvall
Dreakesman
Jard Keacie
Regiy Daniel Manahan
Juveniles and adults charged in beer truck thefts near Mt Airy
In juvenile court Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer waived two youths ages 15 and 18 for pending charges as part of a beer truck theft case. Six Mt Airy area adults aged 19 to 29 face charges along with Walter Funk Jr and John Anthony Mays. Police say 12 to 14 cases were stolen from one truck on August 2 and about 18 on August 23, with trucks locked and breaks forced. The case names Trooper W F Davis and Detective Sergeant Ellis G Carty as investigators.
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Juvenie Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
W. C. Roderick
Proon
Walter Funk Jr
John Anthony Mays
Roderick
Cireus Tobacco
Maryland Training School
Emmitsburg
Eugene Register
Baltimore
W. F. Davis
Funk and
Mays
Bt. Airy
Mt. Airy Area
Ellis G. Carty
Cariy
Terry Holland
George Earl Ridgely
Alexander Haight Jr
Walter Eugene Runkles
Robert Lee Hamilton
Robert Jesse Osburn
Mi. Airy
Two Prisoners Charged With Escape
Two inmates, Emexi P.ye aged 23 and George M. Parker aged 43, were charged with escape after breaking from a jail last Wednesday. Warrants issued Tuesday. Parker linked to burglary of Hiway Liquor Store. Shuiby held on Wilcom's Inn burglary and entering. They escaped by sawing bars and were recaptured at 3:50 am when spotted on South Street by Officer Cashour and a bystander.
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Emexi P.ye
Mr. Airy
George M. Parker
Baltimore
Shuiby
Wilcom’s Inn
Monrovia
Parker
Hiway
Charles K Cashour
South Street
Five Day Forecast With Temperatures Above Normal
The five day outlook shows temperatures averaging four to five degrees above normal. Cooler on Thursday, a bit warmer Friday and Saturday, then cooler again by Monday. Rain chances appear Sunday with otherwise dry conditions. Normal highs 43 to 52 and lows 31 to 37, western Maryland mountains in the 20s.
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Associated Press
Maryland
County Leaders Debate Elected School Board Favor
Frederick County officials and citizens debated school governance with County Commissioners backing a shift to an elected board. Delbert Null advocated elections citing voter trends and the need for qualified candidates, while concerns about state constitutional changes and control over funds were raised.
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Ferick County
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Walkersville
PTA
Sensenbaugh
Delbert S. Null
County Commoners
Null
Goodloe
Byron
Charles R. Stup
de Sensen
Thaugh
Sensenbeu
Comoner Mehri H Ramsburg
Fire sweeps Spring Grove State Hospital top floor
Fire gutted Foster Wade Hall at Spring Grove State Hospital in Catonsville Maryland. More than 200 mental patients evacuated safely as flames spread across the roof and upper floors. Firefighters from Baltimore County conducted rescue and containment with 13 pieces of apparatus plus a 161 foot ladder. No serious injuries reported though some firefighters were overcome by smoke. Estimated damage ranges from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Catonsville
APY
Spring Grove State Hospital
Baltimore
Foster Wade
Baltimore County
Gury
Lana Harvey
Thomas Simons
le Maisel
Soviet Union affirms peaceful coexistence at summit talks
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet leadership reaffirmed peaceful coexistence as a guiding principle in its policy while critiquing Western disarmament ideas. Pravda stressed adherence to Leninist coexistence even as debate sharpens among Communist bloc voices.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Anh
Prada
Berza
People’s Daily
Peiping
Khrushchev
Pravda
U.N
Po m. Pravda
One Pop Enjoys Turkey Holidays and Home Raised Poultry
Story notes Martha Boone and a Thanksgiving theme with family cheer and gratitude. It describes the turkey tradition, raising birds at home, and the unclearly named Pop as the self styled chief executioner who builds a coop and buys prize feed, promising a tender juicy bird before continuing on page four.
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Uhing
Cost set at 220 to 280 dollars monthly for urban retired couple
The Labor Department estimates a modest but adequate urban living budget of 220 to 280 dollars per month for a retired couple aged 65 plus. Surveyed in 20 cities, costs range from 2,641 dollars in Houston to 9,566 dollars in Chicago, with Social Security averaging about 125 dollars per month.
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Washington
Iit Io
Labor Department
Statistics Bureau
Houston
Chicago
Les
Iais
United States
Budset
Light Rain Eases Fire Danger After Drought
Light morning showers fell across the city and county but did not add enough rain to relieve the drought and augment water supplies. Rain measured at the airport station totaled 0.1 inch, leaving the monthly total at 0.95 inch. Forecasters warn that despite recent showers, rainfall remains well below normal with seven inches yearly deficit likely. July was 0.58 inch below normal, August added 0.68 inch above normal. The pattern shows deficits since November and through this month, keeping fire danger lower only marginally.
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Weather Bureau
Manager Receives Suspended Sentence After Assault Incident
A hotel manager described Perry as intoxicated during a kitchen altercation that damaged furniture. Perry pleaded guilty to destruction of property and received a day suspended jail term from Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. The manager later said Perry had not been served alcohol at the hotel bar.
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Perry
Aie
Byron W. Thompson
Txue
No Paper Thursday Thanksgiving Schedule
The News will not publish on Thanksgiving Day. The business office closes for the day while the editorial office opens after four pm.
NASA Launches Tiros II Weather Satellite Aboard Thor Delta
The United States launched the Tiros II weather satellite from Cape Canaveral at 6 13 a m. NASA announced the satellite reached a near 400 mile orbit and began sending back photographs to Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Dr Morris Tepper said the first images were clear and promising for meteorological use.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Missile Test Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
XASA
Ft. Monmouth
X.J
Army Signal Corps
Morris Tepper
Space Agency
Washington
Earth
Tepper
NASA
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Cooperse
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