Two Given Terms For Thefts Here
Three Baltimore men charged with multiple larceny counts appeared before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Eugene W. Dawson was found guilty on two grand larceny counts and one petty larceny. he received three years in the penitentiary. Thomas C. Fisher drew two years in the House of Correction with concurrent terms for radio and jewelry thefts. William Bessett was acquitted. The defendants were linked to robberies at Joe The Motorists Friend, Wayside Radio Service, and Trier’s Jewelry Store in Frederick.
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Patrick M. Sennauffer
Maryland Penitentiary
House of Correction
Eugene W. Dawson
Schnauffer
Dawson
Joe
Frederick
United States
Tytler
Odning
Thomas C. Fisher
Tyler
Albert Tinney
Harry Edwards
Randallstown
U.S. 40
Poplar Springs
Lloyd W.lewi
Fisher
Tinney
Fred Iscuulla
Cau Sviuc Wurges
Erick
Mac McAlester
Okla
Bennett
Fiu
Stanford University
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Wm. H. “Wiles, Sons
Joe’s
Hagerstown
Trier’s
Samuel Tyler
Ciycle RK
Carpenter
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Charles Zehnder
Jug Bridge
Edwards
Poplar Spriggs
Thei Foods
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Hoffa bid to block taking office eyed in federal suit
Attorneys for a Teamsters rank and file group said they would seek a federal court order to bar James R Hoffa from becoming Teamsters president. The New York City group represents 13 members challenging the Miami Beach convention as illegitimate, alleging rigged delegate selection.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Presidant
I Dodd
Associated Press
WEW
York
Dave Beck
Ft Ion
Fred James Hof
Et Ha
Par Wood
Beck Orignnally
Low Bid On Gath Hall Renovation Accepted
Blake Company of Hagerstown submitted the low bid of 346,940 for alterations and an addition to Gath Hall on South Mountain near Burkittsville. The project, funded by a 43,000 appropriation, includes a second floor apartment for a State Park caretaker, museum quarters, public toilet, first floor storage, and a new roof. Four other bids ranged up to 38,850 with varying scope, and adjustments may keep the total within the appropriation.
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State Department For Forests and Parks
Gath Hall
Prs
Blake Company
General Assembly
Thurmont Construction Company
Charles F. Bowers
Arthur F. Chambers and Sons
Arthur G. Schuettinzer
Wiliam C. Hetzer
Gathland Park
South Mountain
Burkittsville
George Alfred Townsend
Bowers
State Park
Letra
Mercury In 30s No Frost Reported
The city and county avoided frost with temperatures in the 30s overnight. A heavy fog kept frost from forming in low-lying areas while Unionville registered 33 degrees. Forecasters predict fair, cool weather through the weekend with lows 34 to 44 and a chance of frost tonight.
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Unionville
Satellite Seen Again Over Delaware. Police Shoot At Suspect
Washington observers report another sighting of the Russian satellite Sputnik, with a Delaware chase ending as State Police shoot and kill a man described as Samuel Reed after bullet punctures and a high‑speed pursuit near Seaford and Georgetown. Naval Research Laboratory officials noted multiple passes as the chase spanned early morning hours.
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Georgetown
Del
Delaware
Earth
Jaway
Naval Research Laboratory
Samuel Reed
Sputnik
Seaford
United
Will Teranto
New Haven
Retailers Scramble Over Sputnik Christmas Toys
New York retailers rush to stock space themed toys as Sputnik headlines drive a pre holiday surge. Allentown and Newark stores shift plans with full page ads showing Santa and motorized satellites. Macy’s and Bamberger’s push new toy sections plus space books and STEM kits to ride the craze.
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Ea Aioe
Sputnik
Santa Claus
Allentown
Hess Brotk
Stelar
Ers
Allentown Fairgrounds
Bamsberger’s
Newark
Atpaper
Sputnik Isjo
Petersville
Jefferson
Macy's
Bamberger
Tmat
Came
Earth
Mings
Crawford
Stanfer
Brunswick
Rev.j
Carmack
Father Fenhagen
Arther
Clark
Arthur S.langrall
Wilson
Locke
Coopa
Lion
Exact Data On Sputnik Orbit Is Promised
London The Manchester Guardian reports a Soviet scientist will provide exact satellite orbit data. The data came after a phone call to Moscow by the Guardian’s science writer, coordinating from 66 observatories. Sputnik’s orbit ranges 140 to 300 miles above Earth as Cambridge observers note strong radio signals.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Guardian
Moscow
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Royal’ Society
the Advancement of Science
Cambridge University
Mullard Radio
Sputnik
Earth
Feaia
Plan United Fund Drive in Brunswick for 1997
Brunswick plans to merge the 1997 Community Chest Campaign with its own drive for local charitable programs. This marks the first United Funds project attempted in the area, aiming to boost support for community needs.
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Plan United Fund
Brunswick
Community Chest
United Funds
Fred
Hood College Campus Day Swim Show Opens Week
Hood College kicks off Campus Day with a 7 pm swim show at Hudson Pool plus a repeat at 10 35. The mermaids perform a Showboat themed routine to Kern tunes with new formations. A Foreign Student Bazaar opens at 10 am Saturday featuring baked goods and crafts to support student aid including clothing and travel expenses. The Brunswick community also plans a United Fund campaign led by Mayor James P. Cummings with zone chairs and payroll deduction options to fund local and county Chest drives.
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Jerome Kern
Hudson Pool
Lof
James P. Cummings
Brunswick
Jodrell Bankifrs
Cheshire
Hpealth Center
Earth
Cummings
Jto
United Fund
Ifor
Crithe
Lyman K. Crawford
Baltimore and Gymkhana
Ohio Railroad
Crawford
Nelson Strathern
J. P. Payne
R. T_ Foster
Fredericks County
Brunswick Ior
Savor Cummings
Brens ‘Wick
Ralph Stauffer
Ches
World War Fears Rise as U S And Soviet Clash Echoes
Washington warned that a Middle East clash could engulf the world as the United States and Russia traded threats. Khrushchev’s New York Times interview was cited as menacing Turkey. The U S pledged to defend Turkey under NATO and deter communism in the region while noting the danger of hostilities spreading beyond a local border flare up between Turkey and Syria.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Middle East
Ossita Khrushchev
Turkey
New York Times
State Department
Syria
Weekend events at Hudson Outdoor Theater and Coff cat Chapel
At Jesns Tux ABOVe SHES opening at 2 pm at the Hudson Outdoor Theater. A Sunday morning service in Coff cat Chapel will have Dr. Andrew G. Troxal speak after a 15 minute organ recital by Professor William Sprigg. The weekend closes with a traditional hockey game between freshmen and sophomores, with the losers wearing disks all day Monday.
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Hudson
Coffcat Chapel
Andrew G. Troxal
Wiliam Sprigg
Heavy Storm Damage and Resignations in 1964 Trouble
North California damages exceed a million dollars across Napa and Sonoma counties with six inch rainfall in places. Dave Beck signals resignation as Teamsters president effective next Tuesday while Hoffa case proceeds. Sec. Taylor issues troop training order affecting northern Appalachians.
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Napa
Taylor
Washington
Maxwell
Army
Try
Great Lakes
Brucker
Morthern
Appalachians
Ohio Valey
iRock
Ark
Shootings By Soldiers Stir Korea
Gen George Decker, U S commander in Korea, says several incidents of excessive force occurred while stopping thefts of supplies. Four Koreans killed this month trigger sharp criticism. Cha Chung Whan protested to the State Department. You Chan Yang's recall demanded over a minister's remark calling a killing an isolated accident. Decker defends troops but cites theft of 14 million gallons of gasoline this year as threat. He faults Korean police and notes junior guards lack experience, while urging accountability for all.
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Seoul
George 4. Decker
U. S
Korea
iDecker
Arinister
Cha Chung Whan
State Department
National Assembly
Foreign Affairs
You Chan Yang
Washington
United States
Decker
Hej F
T Junfair
Sub-Freezing Marks Listed In Western Panhandle
Cold, windy weather swept much of the nation with frost in western Kansas and Maryland area readings down to the teens. In Kansas City police raided shops confiscating magazines and calendars under a drive urged by parent teacher groups and tied to a national Future Farmers of America event guiding judicial review on alleged obscene material.
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Associated Press
Parmaphiets
Chiet
Bernard
Brannon
Ben Terte
Missouri
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Talks On Control Of Missiles At United Nations
Western diplomats at the United Nations hope the Soviet Union will accept talks on international control of missiles and space weapons within the World Organization. But Andrei Gromyko rejected the U.S. bid, arguing for immediate unconditional abolition of nuclear tests first, while observers noted Moscow’s cautious response and emphasis on inspections and the Kremlin’s orders.
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N.Y
World Organization
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Assembly
Kremlin
Prones
Lodge
Gromyko
London
Fem
Romyko
Khrushchev Charges Rejected By Senators
Washington two senators rejected Khrushchev’s charge that the United States moved Turkey toward war with Syria. The charge, attributed to the Communist party line in a New York Times interview, prompted calls for Senate scrutiny of U.S. Middle East moves. Senator Mansfield said the charges were unfounded and false, while Senator Wiley labeled Khrushchev a master prevaricator.
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Washington
Nikita Khrush‘chev
Sed
Turkey
Syria
Communist Party
New York Times
Senate
Orives
Middle East
Sen
Mansfield
Mont
Democratic Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev
Sen. Wiley
Wis
Khrushichevy
Weather outlook cool with possible Monday rain
Fire-Day forecast shows generally cool conditions with temperatures about four degrees below normal. Mostly fair skies break for a chance of rain around Monday averaging one to two tenths of an inch. Normal highs near 63 to 65 degrees, lows in the upper 20s in the mountains and in the 40s elsewhere.
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