Open Deer Season Attracts Hunters In Clear Skies
For the county firearm deer season opening 44 bucks had been checked at three stations by noon. Warden Henry Hough noted heavier hunting in the northern county with good success, while fire danger remains low after Wednesday’s rain. Prize buck was 182 pound 11 point killed by Wilbur G. Holtz of Sabillasville near Thurmont.
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Counry
Henry Hough
Lewistown Fish Hatchery
Wilbur G. Holtz
Sabillasville
Holtz
Friends Creek
Thurmont
Clarence J. Nickens
Carrollton Drive
Delphey's
Furnace Ford
Herman D. Toms
Snook’s
Lewistown
Delphey’s
Frederick
Ben’s
Esso
James E. Schroyer
Spike
Highland
Louis Murray
RFD
Snake Farm
Eugene W. Harley
Mt. Airy
High Knob
Earl O. Wolfe
Myersville
Haw Bottom
Russell S. Strube
Park Mills
Donald Lerch
Kenneth Fisher
Harmony
Thomas E. Jones
Reisterstown
Eyler’s Valley
Robert L. Smith
Quarry Road
Thomas M. Flanary
Walkersville
Larry Jarvis
Wilton Q. Smith
Thurmont Water Company
Snook
Stanley Compton
Baugher Road
Charles P. Musgrove
Wheaton
John Hadix
Lanahan
Allen E. Hawker
Thomas Stream
Dickerson
Fred Kimmel
Thomas Baker
Harris Lewis
Frederick County Grand Jury Recalled for December Session
For the first time since 1960 a Frederick County grand jury is recalled after the regular session. State's Attorney Robert Rothenhoefer said the panel will hear about 15 cases, including a murder charge against Lawrence Cornelius Stone. Indictments target carnal knowledge rape and multiple break ins and larcenies. trial set to begin December 14.
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Frederick County
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Lawrence Cornelius Stone
Dickerson
Rothenhoefer
Montevue
Circuit Court
Jaycees Sponsor Yule Light Contest in Frederick
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Christmas lighting contest with prizes for decorating homes. Judging is set for December 27 under chairman Hardy Blair with a panel evaluating artistic effect originality lighting techniques and appearance. Entry forms available at local stores after December 4 with Jaycee director C Irvine Cather overseeing the effort.
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Frederick
Blair
William Shaffer
Thomas Zufall
Dennis Ahalt
C. Irvine Cather
Jaycee
Short Circuit Triggers Bank Alarm at Frederick Bank
An early morning alarm at Farmers and Mechanics Bank in the Frederick Shopping Center was caused by a wiring short. Police said no robbery attempt occurred and responders rushed to the scene around 12:30 a.m. to secure the area.
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Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Frederick
Secret Service to Add 75 Protectors for President
The Secret Service will expand presidential protection by adding 75 agents clerks and technical staff costing about 650000. Treasury Secretary Dillon says focus is on improved advance planning preventive work for presidential travel and upgraded equipment. The move follows Warren Commission findings and Johnson's approval.
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Washington
Secret Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury Department
Dillon
John F. Kennedy
Warren
Earl Warren
Johnson
Warren Commission
FBI
Kenne- Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Silent Meditation Is Legal But Maryland Schools Silent on Law
A Maryland state law allowing a moment of silent meditation at public school openings is not reflected in Frederick County. The county adheres to a policy favoring the Supreme Court view banning Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in public schools, despite the January enactment.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Board of Education
Supreme Court
John L. Carnachan
United States Supreme Court
C. Edward Hamilton
City Mishaps Reported Over Holiday
A Frederick man, Ronald W. Spriggs 25, was charged with drunken driving reckless driving and driving contrary to license restrictions after his car struck a building and then a parked car on West Patrick Street. The crash damaged three cars owned by Charles Gearhart, total loss for Spriggs’ 1954 sedan. A second crash on North Bentz Street injured no one but caused two parked cars to be damaged, with Darryl A. Rhodes 17 charged with reckless driving and driving with no license. A third incident on North Market Street involved James W. Zimmer with further property damage reported.
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U.S 40
Frederick
Frank R. Noever
Mentor
Ohio
Herman F. Stouffer
RFD 2
Smithsburg
Stouffer
Martha
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Christy
Noever
Roy J. Reed
Ronald W. Spriggs
Hamilton Avenue
Spriggs
West Patrick Street
Charles Gearhart
Walkersville
Gearhart
North Bentz Street
Darryl A. Rhodes
RFD 3
Arthur W. Chamberlin
West Church Street
Anna W. Hymes
Rhodes
Chamberlin
North Market Street
James W. Zimmer
Holiday Tragedy Off New Jersey 19 Dead in Ship Collision
Nineteen crewmen of the Norwegian tanker Stelt Dagali are dead or missing after the tanker was struck and cut in two by the Israeli liner Shalom off the New Jersey coast during dense fog on Thanksgiving Day. The Shalom carried 1,075 aboard on a Caribbean cruise. 24 of the tanker’s 43 crew were rescued as 13 bodies were found by daybreak and six men remained missing after a daylong search.
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New York
New Jersey
Atlantic
Shalom
Stelt Dagali
New
Mariner 4 Space Shot Called Off
Technical problems forced the postponement of the Mariner 4 Mars mission launch from Cape Kennedy Florida. No new date was set as the launch window of 3 hours 13 minutes ending at 12 41 p m EST expired without a fix to the Atlas Agena rocket.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mars
Fighting Continues In Congo Amid Siege Of Stanleyville
In Stanleyville government troops push across the Congo River as snipers remain active. Since a U S Belgian air borne operation began, at least 59 foreigners including three Americans have been killed by rebels. Paratroopers rescued about 1 600 white hostages in Stanleyville and Paulis and evacuated around 1 070 refugees by air.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Stanleyville
Congo River
Paulis
Pauls
Quake Shakes Anchorage Area
A brief earthquake struck the Anchorage area at about 9 10 p m Thursday evening causing reported shaking but no immediate word on damage or injuries.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Alaska
Desolate Stanleyville after rebel purge and Belgian relief
Descriptions of Stanleyville show bloodstains and unburied corpses as Belgian paratroopers ousted the Peking backed government. Rebels and mercenaries hold parts of the city while snipers roam top floors. Evidence of Chinese influence appears in rebel materials and officers rooms.
Derr Blames State For Tax Hike
Republican State Senator John A. Derr sides with Frederick County Democrats against local delegates, saying a three cent state real estate tax increase passed by the State Board of Public Works raised local costs. He estimates Maryland taxpayers face 75 000 to 80 000 in Frederick County and argues the state income tax hike could have covered state costs, not local property bills.
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John A. Derr
State Board of Public Works
Derr
Frederick County
Maryland
GOP
Viet War Strategy Reviewed
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Ambassador Maxwell Taylor began an intensive reappraisal of U S strategy in Viet Nam. The talks aim to inform President Johnson’s possible broadened war approach with White House sessions next week. The administration weighs confining the war to South Viet Nam against potential strikes to the north as it seeks a peaceful settlement. The report notes divided views among Johnson aides.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
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Jaycees
United Appeal
United
SPAP
Ani
Stolt Dagali
Protective Service
Annapolis Road
Woodville Road
Ruth E Smallwood
William E. Gue
Sen. Derr
York
West Indies
Oslo
Newark
N.J
Philadelphia
Mariner 4
Congo
U.S
Stanleyville, the Congo
Paul Carlson
Rollings Hills
Calif
Phyllis Rine
Cincinnati
Moise Tshombe
Michael Hoare
Mao Tzetung
Nikita Khrushchev
State
del. Collins
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