County commissioners scope under school site dispute
A North County delegation from Emmitsburg objects to the proposed Emmitsburg Thurmont High School site and presses for funds to purchase the Staub site at Thurmont and to build Adams town and Thurmont facilities. Board officials present budget requests for six months starting January and for Carroll Manor Elementary. Commissioners say they cannot pick a site and will decide on funding within a week.
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Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg-Thurmont
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Board of Education
John L. Carnachan
Frederick Community College
Nancy Gillespie
Ralph Lindsay
John Charles
Harry Swanley
Thurmont
Staub
A. Irvin Renn
Thomas
Dr. Carnachan
Adamstown
Community College
City Men Attacked In Robbery Attempts
Two city men were attacked over the weekend by a lone assailant who tried to rob them. James Best of 220 West South Street reported a $1.25 theft and a back wound from an ice pick after a 10 06 p m incident. Melvin Engle of 18 East Second Street was approached at 10 56 p m and fought off a would be robber who fled with no money. Police say the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Best
West South Street
Best
Polic
Melvin Engle
East Secon Street
Stray box and market near peak in New York
Mr A H Jackson of Norva Avenue reports picking a small box of stray pba from his garden on Saturday. Stocks move unevenly in New York near their all time peak early in the afternoon, with the market fluctuating as trading continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Jackson
Norva Avenue
Saturay
New York
Indian Summer Draws Crowds as Temperatures Soar
Surprisingly warm weekend brings hundreds to Stronghold on Sugarloaf Mountain for autumn color and picnics. Temperatures rose into the mid 80s with Sunday hitting 79 and a forecast of more sunshine, while rainfall remained below normal for September. Local grains show promise with barley planted, wheat partially done, and rye in progress as alfalfa begins to establish after a dry spell and recent storms aided germination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarloaf
Cunningham Falls
Kenneth E. Shifflet
Mr. Shifflet
Shifflet
Cumberland Student Arrested After Game
Norman L. Wilson an 18 year old Fort Hill High School student from Cumberland forfeited 25 80 in Magistrate Court after a Friday night football game at McCurdy Field He was charged with disorderly conduct after being escorted from the grounds by Sgt William A Boone and then belligerent and cursing outside the field Officer Thomas F Littleton an off duty officer charged him with the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Wilson
Cumberland
Fort Hill High School
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Fort Hill
Wilson
William A. Boone
Thomas F. Littleton
Murrow Undergoes Lung Surgery In Washington
Edward R. Murrow aged 55, director of the U S Information Agency and former renowned news commentator, is reported in very satisfactory condition after an operation to remove his left lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrow
Washington
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Stull Named to Frederick County Zoning Board
Guy EB Stull a dairy farmer near Lewistown was named today by the County Commissioners to the Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals to fill the vacancy from Robert K Remsburgs resignation Thurmont His appointment was approved by the Republican State Central Committee Stull is an active Republican who last year served as president of the Frederick County GOP Club The term runs until June 1 1965 and covers the unexpired Remsburg term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy EB. Stull
Lewistown
Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals
Robert K. Remsburg
Thurmont
Stull
Republican State Central Committee
Frederick County
GOP Club
Remsburg
Old Hose Reel Exhibited At Dulles
The Independent Hose Com pany displayed an old hose reel during Fire Prevention Week at Dulles International Airport near Leesburg Virginia. The exhibit also featured an 85 foot aerial ladder truck from Martinsburg West Virginia. Donald Speaks and Ronnie Wachter of the Independents towed the hand reel to the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Dulles International Airport
Leesburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Donald Speaks
Ronnie Wachter
The
Independents
Truman Was Wrong On World Series
Former President Harry S. Truman said he believed the New York Yankees would win the World Series but admitted, I’ve been wrong before, so I guess being wrong again is not too surprising.
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NEW York
Harry S. Truman
New York Yankees
Eagles Robbery Case Opens
Eleven witnesses testified in circuit court as State's Attorney Rothenhoefer sought circumstantial proof that Charles Russell Ault of Brunswick robbed the Eagles Club there of about 477 dollars on March 24. The defense challenged five jurors before a 12 member panel was seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Charles Russell Ault
Brunswick
Eagles
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ault
Harry L. Hill
Nikirk
Hill
James A. Mathews
Mathews
James F. Mathews
John Lough
Jude Patrick M. Schnauffer
Lough
William Wenner
Suport
Five Day Forecast Warm Tuesday Cooler Rest of Week
The five day outlook from The Associated Press shows temperatures near normal Tuesday through Saturday. Normal highs range 66 to 71 with lows from 46 to 33, except upper 30s in Western Maryland mountains. Showers Friday expected to total about a quarter inch.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore minister to speak at state WCTU convention
Rev. Dr. William A. Keese, pastor of Grace Methodist Church Baltimore, will be principal speaker at the Maryland State WCTU convention in Baltimore on Wednesday and Thursday. He will discuss Alcohol and Anybody at the 8 p.m. Wednesday service at Calvary Methodist Church with a banquet beforehand.
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Baltimore
W.C.T.U
William A. Keese
Grace Methodist Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Maryray
Keese
Calvary Methodist Church
Chrch
Williamsport
Dickinson Seminary
Johns Hopkins University
Metropolitan Memorial Church
Washington
American Univers
Maryland General Hospital
Lycoming College
Wesley Theological Seminary
Asbury Methodist Home
General Conference of the Methodist Church
Eclectic Club
Maryland
Maryland Council of Churches
Paul Magaha
Ralph M. Sharpe
Lost Church
Calvary Chapel
Lillian Braungart
Ethan G
House Appropriations Cuts Deep in Civil Defense Space Science
The House Appropriations Committee slashed civil defense space and science funding, rejecting the full 195 million request for a nationwide fallout shelter. It approved 13.1 billion of 14.95 billion requested, leaving NASA at 5.1 billion of 5.712 billion, with further floor cuts anticipated. Rep Louis O Wyman urged a 700 million cut focusing on the moon program.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
Space Agency
Louis 0. Wyman
RN H
Okay Money For Park Projects Okay Money For Park Projects
Secretary Udall approved three Maryland public works projects totaling 155000 as part of a nationwide 1988 program to create jobs and boost conservation. Dorchester County gets 100000 for Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge preservation, with 120 man months expected. Allegany County receives 50000 for clearing wooded areas in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monument area. Catoctin Mountain Park in Washington County gets 5000 for site restoration.
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Washington
Maryland
Stewart IL
Udall
Virginia Islands
Dorchester County
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monument
Allegany County
Catoctin Mountain Park
Washington County
Kennedy Signs Test Ban Cites Universal Cause
President Kennedy ratified the limited nuclear test ban treaty in a White House ceremony calling it a clear national commitment to survival. He said the pact to ban atmospheric and underwater tests could spur further East West agreements and noted vigilance remains to resume tests if violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
White House
United States
Congress
Senate
Fireman Falls From Aerial Truck During Display
Martinsburg firefighter Boyd Butts aged 26 fell about 35 feet from an aerial ladder at Dulles Airport during a Fire Prevention Week display. He was listed in poor condition at Fairfax Hospital with multiple injuries and fractures.
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Washington (Ap
Martinsburg
W.va
Dulles
Boyd Butts
Fairfax
Butts
Flora devastates Cuba in fourth day of unfolding hurricane
Hurricane Flora pounds Cuba for a fourth day, wiping out half the island’s crops and crippling the economy under Fidel Castro. The 100 mph storm crosses the south coast near Santa Cruz Del Sur and veers toward Camaguey as Bahama Islands and Florida brace for impact.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Santa Cruz del Sur
Camaguey
Castro
Bahama Islands
Florida
Mrs Murray to challenge tax exemptions for religious properties
Mrs Madalyn Murray a Baltimore atheist vows suit in Maryland against tax exemptions for religious properties. Leonard Kerpelman will represent her. papers prepared against the Department of Taxation and Assessment. Funds were approved by Other Americans Inc to build an atheist information center on land near Stockton Kansas.
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New York
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Maryland
Murray
U.S. Supreme Court
Leonard Kerpelman
Kerpelman
Department of
Other Americans, Inc
Stockton
Kan
Kansas
Aan Minonesota
Tennessee
Ari i
Four ex congressmen conspirators sentenced in influence case
Former Maryland Democrat Thomas F. Johnson received six months in prison and a $5,000 fine for conspiring to peddle influence. Alabama Democrat Frank W. Boykin was fined $40,000 but received no prison term due to ill health. Co-defendants J Kenneth Edlin and William L. Robinson drew prison terms and fines. Johnson plans an appeal as court allows 30 days for appeals before penalties take effect.
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J. Kenneth Edlin
Miami. Fla
Johnson
Edin
Robinson
Boykin
Thomson
Edward Bennett Wiliams
Washington
Doub
Williams
Edwth
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Ralph Angell
Oscar W. Keyser
Walter G. Clem
George W. Myers
Paul L. Althouse
Issac A. Saylor
Jesse A. Bussard
Alice V. Kehne
Wiliam A. Keese
U.S
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William Fulbright
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