Two Hagerstown men held for grand jury in Wilcom’s Inn theft
Richard W. Smith and Preston J. Wagner, both held on $2,500 bonds after a preliminary hearing, charged with breaking and entering and larceny in connection with an attempted robbery of Wilcom's Inn near Monrovia. State Police Trooper William L. Newcomer headed the inquiry with L. F. Glenn and H. E. Smith assisting.
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Lansdale Writes For New York Tribune Tourists urged to visit Mariners’ Museum
Nelson Lansdale former Frederick resident writes in the New York Herald Tribune about tidewater Virginia attractions. He highlights the Mariners Museum in a 70 acre park along the James River six miles from Newport News and twenty miles from Williamsburg. The site hosts 120 bird species and ship models from the Clermont to the America. A notable acquisition is sixteen miniature ships by August F Crabtree of Newport News including a Venetian galleon of 1660 with 359 figures and 192 men carved over six years.
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Recount bid as voters face disenfranchisement in Illinois
A state wide inconsistency by election judges left more than 160000 voters disenfranchised as ballots were deemed uncountable. Republican electors represented by Austin attorney Hardy Hollers urged a recount while Secretary of State Zollie Steakley cited law empowering only opening and counting returns. The canvassing board ruling was challenged as illegal by Republicans amid renewed calls to investigate alleged vote frauds.
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Rich California sports man rescued from kidnapping
FBI disclosed that Anthony Alessio, 41, owner with Caliente Race Track ties in Tijuana, was rescued in San Diego after a Tuesday abduction. A $200,000 ransom was paid in Hollywood and much of the rest recovered. Three suspects were arrested. another man sought.
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GOP Considers Court On Illinois Vote
Washington AP dispatch reports Democratic presidential nominee John F Kennedy leading by 213 502 votes with unfinished precinct totals. Nixon trails as Illinois Cook County Republican leaders announce plans to file a petition over the election results potentially seeking court action.
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Alessio family expands Southern California ventures
The FBI noted the Alessio family operates a race track and owns multiple Southern California businesses including the Hotel De Coronado near San Diego, which it recently purchased. The report highlights a broader portfolio across the region.
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Nixon Meets With Eisenhower in White House Talk
President Eisenhower and Vice President Richard M. Nixon met for an hour and five minutes at the White House, discussing broad topics after Nixon’s arrival. Officials described the session as a first face-to-face since before the election, with both leaders signaling discussions on Nixon’s future political plans.
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McKeever to marry Los Angeles player says AP
University of Southern California center Mike McKeever to wed Los Angeles based partner, per AP report. Details note a forthcoming ceremony and confirmation from family sources.
California football star weds Judy Primrose in double ceremony
Maryland, Frederick. A California football star sidelined by a brain injury obtained a marriage license on Friday to wed blonde Judy Primrose. Mike, 20, and Judy, 21, plan a December 3 wedding in a double ceremony with Mike’s twin Marlin and Susie Blackman, 21.
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Judy
Marlin
Susie Blackman
Kennedy Wins Texas in 1960 Election Certification
The Texas Election Board certified that John F. Kennedy carried Texas by 46,233 votes with 1,167,932 for Kennedy and 1,121,699 for Nixon. The Constitution party and Prohibition party earned 18,169 and 3,870 votes respectively as Republicans pressed for a recount claiming Nixon had won a majority.
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