Farm Bureau Proposes Resolutions At Maryland Meeting
The Frederick County Farm Bureau opened its annual meeting at Frederick High School with eight resolutions on education and taxation. Two key actions seek Bible reading and prayer in public schools and a plan to ease real estate tax via new stamp, transfer, and income taxes. The group scheduled presidential and board elections, a surprise lifetime membership for Henry Shoemaker, and speeches, with Henry Shoemaker honored for long service.
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Creagerstown
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Maurice McDaniel
New Windsor
Henry Magaha
Woodville
Millard Crum Jr
Mt. Pleasant
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Alton Putman
Burkittsville
Albert Wolfe
Myersville
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60 Killed In Nursing Home Fire At Fitchville
NORWALK Ohio AP reports about 60 persons trapped and killed in a pre dawn fire at a Fitchville nursing home for the aged and infirm. Eighty four patients lived there when the blaze swept a one story concrete facility. Twenty one patients and three nurses were saved at Fisher Titus Hospital.
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Stock Exchange Remains Closed For Precedent Funeral
The New York Stock Exchange will stay closed on Monday in observance of the funeral of a prominent figure, with the exchange issuing the notice through its spokesman. The citywide closure impacts trading and related financial activities across markets.
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Fatal Accident Claims Wisconsin Teens in Emmitsburg
An 18 year old from Beloit died at the scene when a 1958 Ford driven by 19 year old Richard Karashinski of Beloit skid on West Main Street and struck a metal light pole. Passenger David G. Greggus, 18, also of Beloit, was killed. Richard Burke, 19 of South Beloit, was trapped for 45 minutes then hospitalized for observation. Charges pending.
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Frederick Hardware displays mourning for President Kennedy
Quynn's Hardware Store at 10 East Patrick Street shows its sorrow over President Kennedy's death with a black draped photo and an American flag in the storefront display.
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Concert To Be Prayer Given Memorial To President Kennedy
Frederick city plans a memorial tone with events closed and held as scheduled. The Frederick High School concert proceeds at 8 15 p m with substitutions while other activities including a film showing, a book bazaar, and postponed dance and meetings adjust dates in response to the president's death. A minister urges national prayer and unity and notes the tragedy as born of hatred.
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State Offices Closed On Monday
Annapolis Maryland Gov Tawes announced state offices will be closed Monday in mourning for John F Kennedy. The governor and Mrs Tawes planned an afternoon trip to Washington to pay tribute as Kennedy lay in state at the White House.
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Frederick County to Close All Public Schools Monday
Superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh announced that all public schools in the Frederick County School System will be closed on Monday due to unresolved conditions.
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Mourning Period Called By Mayor Magaha
Mayor E. Paul Magaha urged a period of mourning on Monday asking businesses to cease at 11 a.m. and for residents to pause in silent prayer. Church and fire department bells will toll, and churches will be open for prayer.
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Call For County Wide Mourning
The Board of County Commissioners joined Frederick City in asking that all activity cease on Monday at 11 a.m. for a moment of prayer. They hope the observance will be county wide. The Commissioners' office will be closed the entire day. All state and county offices will be closed Monday.
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Kennedy’s Assassination Deepens American Dream Reflection
Washington AP reports the gunman who killed Kennedy altered the national mood and a spectrum of public opinion. The article portrays Kennedy as a symbol of varied American dreams, from family life to political achievement, and notes the nationwide shock and grief.
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Khrushchev Expresses Sadness Over Kennedy Assassination
Khrushchev and Foreign Minister Gromyko visited the U S Embassy in Moscow to convey deep sadness over President Kennedy s assassination. The telegram to President Johnson called the murder a heavy blow to peace and Soviet American cooperation amid signs of post crisis détente. In Japan, Shiokawa town chief Kohei Hanami recalled Kennedy as an irreplaceable peacemaker, sending condolences through the U S ambassador. U S newspapers mourned the crime as a blemish on American civilization with editorials from Baltimore Sun Richmond Times Dispatch Indianapolis Star.
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Oswald Charged in Kennedy A ssassination
Oswald, 24, is charged with murder in President Kennedy s assassination. He previously swore allegiance to the Soviet Union and denounced his U S citizenship. Gov Connally wounded, Dallas District Attorney Wade says no other suspects exist. Connally refused Oswald s request to reverse an undesirable Navy discharge.
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Dallas Police Chief Says Oswald Admits Communism
Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry disclosed that Lee Harvey Oswald readily admitted being a Communist during Friday night questioning. Curry noted Oswald expressed pride in the affiliation while stating he was a member of the Communist party, though he could not confirm card membership. He added another man in the same building is in police subversive files since 1955 and is being sought for questioning. Kennedy and Connally were shot as they rode in the presidential limousine.
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Services For Kennedy On Monday
In a flag draped coffin the body of John F. Kennedy lay in the White House East Room as family friends and officials visited throughout the day. The casket would be moved to the Capitol Sunday to lie in state for 24 hours before funeral services Monday at St. Matthew’s Church. Cardinal Cush ing would preside a Pontifical Requiem Mass. A solemn cortege would carry the bier to the Capitol rotunda where the public could file past the bier. Public viewing hours were set from Sunday evening to 9 p.m. and from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday.
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