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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1960

Page

14

Motherwell appeals murder conviction in California case

Lawyer for motherwell files appeal asserting that the inflamed jury and judge Steels conduct tainted the trial over Pearl L. Putney's death. Washington attorney Reges argues the prosecution attacked defense, and that the verdict could not occur in any other U S jurisdiction. He notes Putney died under disputed circumstances and suggests police and court actions were biased and improper.

Larry Lord Motherwell California Washington Atorney John T. Reges Washington Reges A. Smith Steels Smith Motherwell Sara Motherwell Reyes Juanita

Rehabilitation Centers To Be Dedicated In Maryland

Two new rehabilitation centers at State mental institutions in Baltimore County will be dedicated next week. Gov. Tawes will dedicate a $185,000 facility at Rosewood Training School in Owings Mills Tuesday. On Thursday, a $165,000 building at Spring Grove State Hospital in Catonsville opens. The Rosewood center trains mentally retarded adults for community living with shops for 73 inmates. Spring Grove’s Benjamin Rush Building includes therapy rooms and multiple unit facilities for emotionally disturbed residents. Speakers include B.C. Thomason and Corbet Reedy.

Baltimore Baltimore County Gov Tawes Rosewood Training School Owings Mills Department of Mental Hygiene Spring Grove State Hospital Catonsville Ben W. Barker Department Rosewood Benjamin Rush Spring Grove

Catholic Bishop Suffers Stroke in Washington

The Most Rev John M McNamara auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Washington was reported in serious condition Friday after suffering a stroke. He is 82 and listed as pastor of the archdiocese.

Washington John M. McNamara Archdiocese of Washington McNamara

Bishop Is Making Peace in San Juan Church State Rift

In San Juan Puerto Rico Archbishop James P Davis signaled reconciliation with Gov Luis Munoz Marins Popular Democratic party amid a church state feud sparked by a church official warning Catholics to reveal voting choices The archbishop rejected any broad alignment but urged civility while noting the partys clause on birth control and marriage policy remains a concern for the Catholic leadership on the island

San Juan Puerto Rico Popular Democratic Party Luis Munoz Marin James P. Davis Rafael Grovas Voten Munoz Marin Davis Mszgra Gross Popular Democratic Munoz

Rail unions call nationwide non operating strike in Canada

Montreal AP reports Canadian National and Canadian Pacific began layoffs in freight and shipping as a scheduled non operating strike looms for December 3. Embargoes on live stock poultry and perishables take effect November 28 with passenger travel urged to end trips by December 3. Ottawa discusses talks to avert a catastrophe with 111,000 workers seeking wage boosts tied to arbitration. Also noted is the illness of St. Gabriel's Church former auxiliary bishop of Baltimore.

Montreal Canadian National Canadian Pacific Railways Ottawa John Diefenbaker House of Commons Federal Conciliation Board

Airman Higinbotham Completes Basic Training at Lackland

Air man Edward G. Higinbotham son of Mr and Mrs Frank Higinbotham of Frederick Maryland has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He is selected for technical training in Radio and Radar Maintenance at Keesler AFB Mississippi Arman Higinbotham a Frederick High School graduate enlisted in the Air Force at Frederick Maryland

Lackland Afb Tex Edward G. Higinbotham Frank Higinbotham Upper College Frederick Air Force Keesler Afb Miss Arman Higinbotham Frederick High School North Court Street

Warren's Daughter To Marry John Daly

Washington AP reports Chief Justice Earl Warren and wife announce their eldest daughter Virginia will wed John Charles Daly in San Francisco on December 2. Daly, 46, is a New York broadcaster and former vice president of ABC in charge of views. He hosts CBS panel show Whats My Line and has three children with his first wife. Funeral services are set for Fred L Engle in Westminster Maryland, age 30, Carroll County high school supervisor who died of a heart attack on Thanksgiving.

Washington Earl Warren Warrren Virginia John Charles Daly New York San Francisco Warrens California Fairmont Daly American Broadcasting Co Westminster Fred L. Engle Carroll County Engle

Polaris Is Termed Bargain by Navy Leader

Rear Adm. Frederick B. Warder called the Polaris project a real cold war bargain at a Charleston Rotary Club event. He noted a $3.5 billion spend on developing the ballistic missile, which can be fired from submerged subs, and urged rapid, widespread deployment with dozens of Polaris submarines planned or authorized for construction. He emphasized sea power and readiness to meet any aggressor, citing patrol ranges and undertakings for multiple ships. He said the fleet should grow to about 45 Polaris submarines.

Charleston W. Va Frederick B. Warder Navy Charleston Rotary Club Warder

Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher to Fly to California

Miss Taylor and her husband singer Eddie Fisher will fly to Los Angeles on Monday and spend about two weeks in Palm Springs to recuperate from a recent illness. She told reporters in London she was well again and eager to resume work on Cleopatra.

California Miss Taylor Eddie Fisher Los Angeles Palm Springs London

US Opposes Communist Involvement in Laos Coalition

State Department officials rejected reports that the United States supports a neutralist Laos coalition including Communists. Press officer Lingala White said Washington is not backing a government proposal that would include Communist members under neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma.

Washington State Department United States Laos Lingala White Luang Prabang White Souvanna Phouma

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