Ex Boxer Guilty Of Grand Larceny In Tractor Theft
Richard A. Waters 26 of Baltimore was found guilty in Circuit Court of grand larceny for stealing a tractor from H B Duvall farm equipment on East Patrick Street Frederick on Aug 26. A charge of receiving stolen goods was dropped. Waters faces a pre sentence investigation.
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Baltimore
Frederick
James H. Pugh
Richard A. Waters
Robert 5. Rothenheeler
Waters
Tony
H.B. Duvall
East Patrick Street
N. Kratz
Howard County
Kratz
Richard Johnson
George E. Wessell
Ofc
Wessell
Lt. Kratz
Rothenhoefer
Johnson
William W. Wenner
Andrew Leroy Smith
Smith
Mary A. Lee
Monrovia
New Market
Hubble
Lee
TFC Hubble
Wallace Hutton
Thurmont To Award Sewer System Work
Thurmont commissioners will award a contract for a 2000 foot sewer extension along Md 806 in the north section. Four bids were opened with WF Delauter the apparent low bidder at 823 76124. The project supports a proposed Acme supermarket outside the town limits expected to be built this year.
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Thurmont
WF. Delauter
Delauter
W. L. Wilson
Frederick
Maitland Brothers
Littlestown
R. F. Kline
Acme
City Officials Plan Short Session
Frederick aldermen will meet for a brief council session tonight per Mayor E. Paul Magaha. He said the agenda will be routine with only essential business to be transacted.
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Frederick
Hood College to dedicate Coblentz Hall during Campus Day Weekend
Hood College will dedicate Coblentz Memorial Hall a 129 student residence Friday at 4 p.m. Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. will speak. The ceremony follows Hood Board of Trustees fall meeting and precedes Campus Day Weekend activities such as a European study panel, a gymkhana horse show, a swim show, and the Freshman Sophomore Hat Game with about 500 guests expected.
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Coblentz
Katharine
Coblentz Crook
Oscar B. Coblentz Jr
Edward P. Coblentz
Hood
Coffman Chapel
Mothers and Fathers
Hudson Outdoor Theater
Fea
Planners Favor Land Use For Brick Works
The Frederick County Appeals Board signaled approval of a shale removal plan on a 231 acre Graceham area farm if a topographic survey shows adequate grades. They paused action awaiting the survey and indicated approval with nine restrictions once satisfied. Local residents protested, citing property devaluation concerns, as the Thurmont Town Council requested a zoning appeal report.
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Frederick County Appeals Board
Graceham
Thurmont
James McFarland
Byron Nowell
Ray Green
McFarland, Nowell and Green
Appeals Board
Winchester Hall
Charles R. Wolfe
Thomas M. Lebling
Robert M. Mathias
J. Alfred Catsail
John C. Harding Jr
Chevy Chase
Washington Brick Division
Thomas Summerfield Company
Weather warms after frost with ongoing drizzle
Readings fell to 32 degrees, the coldest since April 4 when it reached 23. Overnight low was 43, today’s high near 62 and mid 50s tonight. Friday forecast calls for 70 to 75 degrees and partly cloudy skies.
U S Troops Enter Fighting Near Qui Nhon Viet Cong Deaths
U S forces report heavy engagement around Qui Nhon with 18 Viet Cong killed by paratroopers of the 101st Airborne and 17 guerrillas killed by other units in rice fields north of the city. The 1st Cavalry Division is active nearby, with one Viet Cong killed and two suspects detained. Amid the clash, the 1st Infantry Division begins arriving to bolster U S strength to over 140000 as more troops land at Vung Tau and Bien Hoa receives the newcomers. General Westmoreland greets the first arrivals amid a ceremonial lei parade by Vietnamese girls. Defense Department refutes China claim of an Air Force jet shot down Tuesday.
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U.S
101St Airborne Brigade
Viet Nam
1St Cavalry Division
Qui Qhon
Qui Nhon
Phu Cu Pass
Vung Tau
Saigon
Ft. Riley
Kan
Oakland
Calif
William C. Westmoreland
Willie Gobel
Gadsden
Ala
Mangled Maxims Make Lil Tessa Tracy A National Figure
Santa Barbara girl Tessa Tracy, seven, becomes a sensation after her quirky malapropisms such as Where there's a ways there's a means go viral. Her mother’s notes were printed, earning fan letters from across the country and even a cheeky reply from a UCLA urology professor.
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Santa Barbar
Tessa Tracey
Tessa
Santa Barbara
Tessa Tracy
Associated Press
The
Unversity of California At
Los Angeles
Mathias Seeks Fee Exemption For Early Patent Applicants
U S Representative Charles Mathias Jr introduces a bill to exempt inventors with pending patent applications from higher Patent Office fees. Co sponsors are Robert Ellsworth and Frank Horton. The plan would apply to applications filed after October 24 and protect those filed up to three years ago from new costs.
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U.S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Mathias
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kansas
Frank J. Horton
New York
White integrationist attacked during bus seating clash
In Crawfordville Georgia a white integrationist was pulled from his car and beaten by several white men after a prior attempt by African American pupils to board school buses with white children. The incident followed tensions over integration and bus desegregation efforts.
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Crawfordville, Ga
Boy Freed After 25 Hour Cave Rescue Near Medina
Morris Baetzold, 15, a ward of Cuyahoga County, was rescued after a 15 year old Boy Scout wedged into a sandstone cave and bound his body with ropes. Engineers blasted the cave mouth with dynamite and continued work. Baetzold is in fair condition at Medina Community Hospital with minor facial injuries and exhaustion.
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Medina
Ohio
Morris Baetzold
Cuyahoga County
Medina Community Hospital
Raymond Baetzold
Red China alarmed by U S buildup in Viet Nam reports say
U S officials warn Beijing fears extend U S military presence near its borders and a possible pretext to strike. Despite blunted North Vietnamese offensives this monsoon, no sign of imminent peace talks.
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Red China
U.S
Viet
Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Johnson
China
Peking
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Anti Red Campaign Denounced in Indonesia Crisis
President Sukarno and army leaders clash over PKI's alleged role in last Thursday’s abortive coup that killed six generals. Subandrio relays Sukarno’s disapproval of the army campaign while PKI leaders deny involvement in the rebellion.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Communist Party
PKI
Subandris
Summer Palace
Bogor
Subandrio
Stock Market Opens Higher on Heavy Early Trading
New York AP reports a session opening with heavy activity in selected issues as the stock market trades irregularly higher in early trading.
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New York
Proposed State Income Tax Hike Aims to Ease Property Taxes
A 828 million state income tax increase would be aimed at relieving county property tax burdens, as explained by Frederick legislator Del William H Houck. The plan, approved by a legislative committee, seeks to fund equalization to counties and shift tax reforms toward higher corporate taxes, with a total package estimated at 202.3 million.
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Frederick
del William H Houck
Dthurmont
Marsland
Mals
General Assembly
Houck
Harry R. Hughes
Caraoline
Johnson to Undergo Gallbladder Surgery Friday Morning
Washington AP President Johnson plans gallbladder removal Friday at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a month of gall bladder pain. He will be in hospital 10 to 14 days, with ceremonies and speeches in the White House and State Department before admission.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Maryland
Joseph Laitin
Congress
State Department
Lautin
Illnesses Limit Blood Donations Amid Decline
An unusually high number of potential donors at the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit were deferred due to colds and infections. Postmaster James A. Grove, head of the Frederick County Blood Program, notes a seasonal rise but calls this year heavier than normal. Seventeen donors were deferred, with 7 pints collected at Calvary Methodist Church, widening a county deficit to 94 pints overall. The schedule includes visits to Thurmont Elementary on Oct 28 and Frederick at Church of the Brethren on Nov 7. several donors received special pins for their contributions.
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Red Cross
James A. Grove
Frederick County
Calvary Methodist Church
Thurmont
Frederick
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
Red Cross: One Gallon Pins, To Futgene Lafferty, James B. Dorsey
Wiliam &. Brown
Paul %. Masser
Richard Runge
Gerald F. Kessler
G. Ross Moberly
Harry T. Creager, Jr
Plato James A. Grow
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