Probation Ordered In Statue Case
Three teenaged boys were placed on probation for two years after vandalism charges related to destroying a Christ statue and damaging property. William D. Brittain pleaded not guilty and faced a jury trial. the three probationed youths were Kline Jr., Evans, and Simmons. The judge stressed rehabilitation and public protection, noting the case involved Palm Sunday events and multiple targets including an IGA sign and Terrace Lanes window.
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Christ
William D. Brittain
Joseph M. Kline Jr
Robert E. Evans
Paul L.simmons
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walter A. Moorman
Schnauffer
IGA
East Street
Terrace Lanes Bowling Center
Hansonville
Kline
Brittain
George J. Stup
Foreman
Corinne D. Wastler
Benjamin V. Burton
Charles A Staley
Edna Smith Schwarber
Melvin Addison
Clifton P. Dudderar
Richard M. Ray
Jasper B. Pryor
Walter G. Page
Grace E. Nicodemus
Patricia A. Masser
Trampling Deaths Reported At Korea Stadium Entrance
Sixteen people were killed in a crowd crush outside a new stadium in Kwangju, 140 miles south of Seoul. Most victims were children and elderly women as a rush formed at dawn. Police and emergency crews attended the scene.
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Seoul
Korea
Kwangju
Frederick County school bond bids total 13 in auction
Thirteen bidders from New York Chicago Boston and Baltimore submitted bids on a 2.5 million Frederick County county school bond issue. The Robert Garrett and Sons Baltimore firm led with 1 089 300 total cost and 3 29015 interest rate. Alex Brown and Sons Frederick represented by Dwight Collinus posted 1 071 075 total interest cost at 3 217. Other bids came from White Weld Morgan Guaranty Trust Halsey Stuart Chase National Bank Stroud Hariman Ripley First Boston First City Bank of Chicago Bidder Peabody and Company.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Robert Garrett and Sons
Frederick Represtative
Alex Brown and Sons
Garrett
Ales-Brown
Dwight Collinus
Frederick
White Weld and Company
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Halsey Stuart and Associates
Chase National Bank Stroud and Company, Inc
Harriman and Ripley
New York City
First Boston Corporation
First City Bank of Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
Peabods and Company of Baltimore
Frederck County
Frederick County
Train disaster in Durban raises death toll to near 150
Reports from Durban say a commuter train derailment in South Africa triggers a rising casualty count. Early figures list about 150 dead and almost 200 injured as authorities confirm the worst rail disaster in the country. Rioting followed the incident with clashes between locals and white workers.
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Durban
South
Afia Fap
South Africa
Medal presented to Pope Paul VI by Maryland governor
Governor J Millard Tawes presented Pope Paul VI with a gold Key Foundation medal at the New York residence of Francis Cardinal Spellman in tribute to humanitarian work and world peace. The Pope blessed Tawes and promised a papal medal from Rome after returning from the United Nations.
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J. Millard Tawes
Pope Paul VI
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Pope Paul
Tawes
Maryland
Rome
United Nations
Thomas B. Finan
Robert
F. Sweeney
C. Lease Bussard
The
Key Foundation
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
St. Clements Island
Maryland General Assembly
America
Archdiocese of Baltimore
United States
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
College of Cardinals
Communist Chinese Air Force Claims Shoot Down U S Plane
Bulletin from Tokyo reports Peking radio claiming the Communist Chinese air force shot down a U S fighter plane over the China mainland today, as broadcast by Beijing.
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Tokyo
U.S
China
Peking Radio
Stock Market Rises in Irregular Early Trading
New York shares in Anlines, motors and electronics led an uneven upside as trading began, signaling a tentative market recovery after a downturn.
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New York
Anlines
Squirrel season extended by legislature amid record cold
Squirrel hunters braved temperatures down to 36 as the three month season opened with a colder than usual start. The season runs through January 5 1966 rather than November 30 with lawmakers William M Houck and C Clifton Wirts sponsoring the bill. Frostburg 27 Oakland and Accident 20 Hagerstown 34 Frederick County tonight forecast 25 33.
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Dels
William M. Houck
C. Clifton Wirts
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Garrett
Allegany
Frostburg
Oakland
Garrett County
Hagerstown
Washington County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Frederick County School Board to hear TJ High accident report
The Frederick County school board will receive a report on accidents and fires at Governor Thomas Johnson High School, including a fatal incident on September 22 when a 7,000 pound concrete slab collapsed on Donald R. Davis. The panel will also discuss redistricting for the new high school and more than one million dollars in federal aid programs.
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Charles F. Bowers
Harold Chichester
Elm Street
West Frederick
Middletown
Walkersville
Johnson
Meade Felton
Trucker Strike Shuts Frederick Trading Company Entrances
Eight Frederick Trading Company truck drivers began an economic strike and picketed the Mast Eighth and East Ninth streets entrances at 8 am. Union local rep Warren H Shafer said the action seeks higher wages and a renewable contract. Eugene Thomas, company president, said the situation remains unclear as no decision time was given.
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Teamsters Union
Local 992
Eighth Street
Frederick Trading Company
Frederick Trading
Eugene Thomas
Viet Cong Attack Kills Or Wounds U S Troops Near Saigon
Viet Cong ambushed a small U S Army unit 5 miles northeast of Saigon killing or wounding every American. A second patrol found the attackers fled. Government reports cite heavy Viet Cong losses in delta river convoy attacks and in battles near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
An Xuyen
Phu Cu
Binh Dinh
Qui Nhon
Pope Paul VI Returns From Peace Pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI came home from his first transatlantic pilgrimage a day of world brotherhood and vowed to continue working for peace. He praised the voyage as a refreshment for the papacy and thanked the Lord for guidance, promising to seek peace with all his force as Vatican officials said his mission has a broader international role.
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St. Peter’s Square
Paul VI
Vatican City
Poriff
Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
Vatican
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul
Aldo Moro
Guiseppe Saragal
Let Freedom Ring Voice Recordings Silence Disconnected
A recording device used to blast messages critical of Chief Justice Warren and national publications was disconnected by the subscriber last Friday. The device, found in a basement on West Fourth Street, tied to W. Paul Winter of Middletown, a John Birch Society coordinator, who admitted starting the recordings but left them with another group.
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Freedom
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
National Publications
PTA
West Fourth Street
Paul Winter
Middletown
John Birch Society
Frederick
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