Army Captain Cleared in Speeding Case After Dayton County Crash
Magistrate's Court cleared Capt. Dean White of speeding fault in a three car Frederick freeway crash that caused $1,709 in damage. His wife miscarried after the collision that injured his 3 year old daughter and left the second car a total loss. Witness Trooper Grose said White had learned his son had died in a German hospital.
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Germany
Frederick
Dean White
Oklahoma
W. D. Grose
Ingeborg
Grose
Imto
Eugene Kristofovich
Bethesda
Grose Josed
Michael Mimielli
Baltiamore
Fort Eustice
Okla
Apalachin Convictions Reversed by Court of Appeals
The U S Court of Appeals reversed conspiracy convictions of 20 men who attended the Apalachin New York underworld convention on November 11 1963. The court ordered the conspiracy count dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence. The opinion was written by Judge J Edward Lambard and joined by Judges Charles Clark and Henry J Friendly. ARREST 50 FOR GRAFT Taipei
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New York
U.S. Court of Appeals
N.Y
J. Edward Lambard
Charles Clark
Henry J. Friendly
Zulu Appointed Bishop in Cape Town
South Africa AP reports Alphaeus Hamilton of the Zulu tribe was consecrated bishop at St. George's Cathedral Sunday. He becomes the first African bishop appointed by the Anglican Church.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Ap’—Alphaeus Hamilton
St. George's
National 4-H Awards Captured By 2 County Youths
Frederick County youths win national 4-H honors at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Anne Lovell receives a 400 scholarship in the H Recreational program for work with a supervised Jefferson playground for ages 4 to 12. Clifford Henry Stiles earns 400 for dairy work with Jerseys and a growing herd. Stiles, active in judging and club leadership, plans to continue in 4-H as a local leader. Barbara Windham of Gaithersburg wins 400 in home improvements for Sears-Roebuck foundation honors as Montgomery County 4-H winner.
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Tuo
Frederick County
Chicago
Anne Lovell
Jefferson
John Deere
Cooperative Extension Servi Clifford
Stiles
Whe
Rudolph Levele
Denis
Dainning
Les 15
Montgomery
Barbara Windham
RFC i. Gaithersburg
Sears-Roebuck
Kenneth
Prize Beef Off Hers Bought Here
Housewives and others buy beef at local stores through a joint effort of ten H club members and local butchers after the Eastern National Livestock Show. Buyers paid about three cents above Baltimore market price, averaging 31 cents a pound, with nine buyers purchasing eight of the county H club baby beef animals.
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Frederick County
Warner Brittain
Baltimore
H Club
Esskay
Heinz
Corkhill
Henry R Shoemak
Tissoun
Geraldine Huebner
James Huebner
New
Richard McBride
Middletown
Michael Page
Carrollne Chifore
el Enering
Carmack’s
Siet
Cappello’s
Riddiemoser’s
Vince Maggio
Main’s
Jim Dandy
Hamiltons Market
Robert Ritchie
Holly Hills Farm
Dr. Ward
Guilty Plea In Multiple False Pretense Counts
Frederick County man Lewis E. Sm pled guilty to eight counts of false pretense. Magistrate Eduard D. Storm sentenced him to 18 months on each charge, with six terms to run concurrently. August 2 release followed 360 days served on a prior false pretense charge as detective notes many local victims and items bought with the stolen funds.
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Lewis E. Sm
Frederick County
Eduard D. Storm
Smith
William Wenner
Alfred R. Sharpe
Ellis Ray McDonough
Melvin Plummer
Hamilton's Grocery
Omaho
Canada
Deon Deeton
Jozeph R Gallen
Deeton
Soviet Ship Prepares to Leave Riga With 100 Tractors for Cuba
Tass reports a Soviet freighter loaded with 100 tractors is ready to depart the Baltic port of Riga bound for Cuba.
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Moscow
Cuba
Riga
Tass
Lumumba Evades Guards and Heads to Funeral in Swanteyville
Ex Premier Patrice Lumumba slipped from his guarded Leopoldville residence Sunday night and traveled to Swanteyville to attend a funeral. United Nations forces guarded his residence as Mobutu ordered interception while Kasavubu remained in Brazzaville for Congo independence ceremonies.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Swanteyville
Oriental Province
I Sin Behmed
Lumumba
Joseph Mohutu
Four teens escape Montgomery jail. two captured
AP reports 18-year-old Thomas Crozier of Baltimore was caught in Rockville in a stolen car as three other escapees remained at large. The group included Richard Jarnigan 19 of Silver Spring and John Weldon 19, a Navy man, with a 17-year-old surrendering soon after.
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Bethesda. Md
Baltimore
Monirail
Thomas Crozier
Rockville
Richard Jarnigan
Silver Spring
John Weldon
Jarnigan
Minuteman Firing Plans Mark Push Button Warfare Era
A U S Air Force program outlines Minuteman missiles with hard underground sites and mobile cars, aiming for 600 missiles by 1964. Initial land pad launches start December with silos and beehive facilities at Cape Canaveral, reducing reliance on Atlas and Titan ICBMs as solid fuel enhances rapid response.
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Skyfest
Pusheman
Force
United States
Cape Canaveral
Atlas
Titan
Tian
Minuteman
Air Force
Riots in Caracas Bring Tanks to Palace Amid Unrest
Rioting spread through Caracas with tanks around the presidential palace and police patrolling as violence left three dead and about 100 wounded in the past three days. Demonstrators clashed along Avenida Sucre in Catia and near Plaza Carabobo as the Betancourt government met in emergency session.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Avenida Sucre
Catia
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Plaza Carabobo
Romulo Betancourt
Avenida Urdaneta
el Paraiso
la Guaira
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
United States
End Of Castro Reign Seen Through Economic Collapse
In Santiago and across Cuba, disillusionment grows as Cubans expect Castro to fall not by force but from economic collapse. Workers, businessmen, and sugar laborers in Oriente province foresee hardship intensifying during the December harvest and predict widespread hunger will erode support for the regime.
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Castro
Santiago
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Oriente
Cour Struggle In A the Me Ira
Fideli
Nuncer
Bombs Hit Havana as Castro Speech Sparks Outcry
In Havana bombs punctuate Castro speech as city-wide alarms ring out during a crowded rally. Castro criticizes the United States while signaling possible sugar policy talks with Kennedy, though Cuba remains cautious about initiating any talks.
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Havana
Kennedy
Canana
Castro
United States
Cuba
Anne Castro
Thurmont School Accredited After Commission Review
The Thurmont High School accreditation was approved at the Commission on Secondary Schools annual meeting. A. H. alive secretary notified the Frederick County Board of Education that official word should arrive in January. A visiting committee chaired by Dr Thomas M. Gillard commended the school for improved facilities and strong teacher qualifications.
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Thurmont High School
Commission On Secondary Schools
E. K. Chandlee
A. H. Alive
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Frederick County
Thomas M. Gillard
Board of Education
Aeas
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
Temperatures will average near normal with cooler conditions Tuesday and Wednesday and a gradual warmup by Saturday. Precipitation is possible Thursday or Friday totaling about 7 inches. Normal highs run 47 to 51 with lows around 29 to 36, except in the mountains where highs and lows are lower.
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Tne
Associated Press
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Lewis E. Smith
U.N
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John F. Kennedy
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Washington, D. C
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Thurmont School Is Accredited
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