Youth Gets 1 Year For Break In
A Baltimore youth, Dennis Wayne Keller, 19, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and grand larceny of about 600 dollars worth of photographic gear from the late Paul Whipp’s apartment on East Church Street. He was sentenced to up to a year in the Reformatory for Males, with defense urging probation due to his status as sole support of a semi invalid grandmother. The case also notes earlier statements about probation and that Whipp’s death preceded the investigation.
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Baltimore
Lareen
Paul Whipp
East Church Street
Reformatory
Dennis Wayne Keller
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Sheffield
Keller
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Judge Schnauffer
Ipp
Whipp
Baltimore County
Norman Dietz
Edward J. Wetzel
National
Hank
Argus
William E. Keller
Kelier
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Stanley Miles Phelps
Sullivan
Maryland House of Correction
Acme
South Court Street
Bernard O'Brien
Phelps
Virginia
Horace M. Alexander
Schneuffer
Encine Phelps
Schrauvifer
Washington
James Aubrey Gentry
Gentry
Charles Kehne Sr
Robert S. Rothenhoefer Wos
Thomas Michael
Mild Earthquake Shakes Colorado
An AP report from Ouray Colorado notes a mild earthquake felt across western Colorado from Ouray to Grand Junction about 100 miles. The tremor lasted 20 seconds to two minutes and caused no damages or injuries per Highway Patrol reports.
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Ouray
Colo
Colorado
Highway Patrol
Grand Junction
Stup named Walkersville March of Dimes district director
C Richard Stup of Walkersville has been named as Frederick County area campaign director for the March of Dimes announced by local head W Jerome Offutt. Stup, a Fort Detrick contract specialist and owner of Stup's Variety Center, will oversee county fundraising and support efforts.
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C. Richard Stup
Walkersville
Fred‘ Erick
March of Dimes
W. Jerome Offutt
March of‘ Dimes
Stup
Fort Detrick
Mid-Atlantic States
Traymore Hotel
Atlantic City
Doris Jean Lee
William F. Lee
Urbana
University of Maryland
Scup
United States
New
Middletown Fire Tax On Ballot
Middletown residents in election district 3 will vote on a special referendum to authorize a fire tax of up to five cents per hundred dollars for the fire company. The measure, backed by local officials and groups, would require annual county budget accounting and supplement existing funding sources without replacing them.
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Board of Election Officials
Middletown
Burgess
Middletown Valley Grange
Middletown Lions Club
Fire Company
Middletown Fire Company
Middletown Company
Ihe Fire Company
Fined $100 For Vehicle Violation
HAGERSTOWN David Clarence Harshman 19 of Frederic was fined 100 and costs and sentenced to the Mary House of Correction for months for a motor vehicle offense. The sentence was suspended on good behavior for two years. Harshman had been living in a car on Downsville Pike after his license was revoked in June. His attorney said he came to Hagerstown with a friend to repair the car of Jack Clever of Summit avenue and was testing it when arrested.
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Hagerstown
David Clarence Harshman
Frederi
Mary House of Correction
Ciary
Opera 2
D. K McLanglin
Monda
House of Correction
Harshman
Downsville Pike
Paul Owinger
Hagerstoun
Jack Clever
Summit Avenue
Clever
Short Skirts Feud Before Committee
In York Pennsylvania principal William N. Craley of Central Union High School declared skirts above the knee indecent prompting warnings to about 700 junior and senior girls. The dispute escalated and reached a 12 member citizens committee for review.
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York. Pa
William N. Craley
Central Union High School
Hallowe'en Parade Route Announced
Frederick set for October 27 as the Hallowe'en Parade organized by the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce aims for its best year. Parade route extends along Market Street, All Saints toward C Street, to the Armory, with mascots, floats, bands, and prizes for winners. Parade Chairman Harry A. Harper invites entrants, with civic groups and fire trucks from Carroll County invited to participate.
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Frederick
Carroll
Harper
Jaycee i R. Lane
Donald C. Paul R. Wisner
Gaithersburg pupil shoots self in head
A 16 year old Gaithersburg high school student died early this morning at Suburban Hospital after shooting himself in the head at his parents home in Clarksburg. The youth, John Ira Burnett, was found by his parents and died at 2 a.m. Police said he had psychiatric care and had recently returned from school in a low spirits state. Authorities report the incident occurred Monday night and the youth was transported by Hyattsville ambulance to Bethesda hospital.
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Gaithersburg
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
John Ira Burnett
Broschart
Burnett
Thomas E. Burnett
Bethesda
Hyatttstown
Dr. Broschart
Mied
Staunton
J. Moores
Moulden
Montgomery
Hammer Hill
Sigoy
Kennedy Urges Fifth TV Debate in Final Campaign Push
Senator Kennedy urged a fifth TV debate with Nixon days before the November 8 election, sending a telegram to NBC and ABC accepting their proposal. He argued for further exchange to counter a possible last minute GOP blitz, with NBC and ABC already agreeing.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Theational Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Nixon
Wee Kennedy
Eisenhower
NBC
ABC
Kennedy
Ly and
Safar
Secrecy Clamped On Polaris Shots
Cape Canaveral police, AP reports secrecy tightens on Polaris missile tests. Newsmen barred from reporting launches as the Patrick Henry submarine awaits at Port Canaveral. Navy cites protection of populated areas and operational conditions while noting a 1330 mile initial range and plan to extend to 1725 miles in future tests.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
U.S
Navy
Aries
Polaris
Patrick Henry
Port Canaveral
Truman in Give ’em Hell swing through Texas
Former president Truman toured Texas spending two days with events in Waco and Uvalde. He met Texas Democratic leaders at LB Ranch and planned talks with John Nance Garner. He attacked Republicans, praised Democrats, and urged Baptist voters to back the party amid Catholic Kennedy opposition.
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Truman
Texas
Heart O Texas Colieum
Waco
John Nance Garner
Uvalde
Lyndon B. Johnson
LB. Ranch
Baptist Church
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Bird
Tax Court Decision Appealed Over Exemption at Stronghold
The Maryland Tax Court approved a 100 acre exemption for Stronghold on Sugar Loaf mountain but state and local assessors appeal to the Circuit Court. Hood College faces taxes on farm land and buildings. The appeal argues the exemption was not legally supported and that noncharitable use and nonessential structures should be taxed.
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State Tax Court
Stronghold
Sugar Loaf
Lumen F. Norris
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Lawrence F. Rodowsky
Norris
Maryland Tax Court
Hood College
Columbus Day Observed With Open Offices And Drought Warnings
Columbus Day passes with normal government hours except Register of Wills. downtown parking free on legal holiday. Weather remains extremely dry with no rain in sight. Fishing Creek Reservoir levels fall about two inches daily to a multi month low.
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Court House
Register of Wills
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Weddle
Corny Exhibit Attracts 200 At Ideal Farms Display
A Pioneer Hybrid Corn Company spokesman called the event one of the corniest exhibitions of the year drawing about 200 spectators. About 70 corn varieties were weighed and shown at Ideal Farms, raised by co-operator Howard Fry. Heights reached 1 to 16 feet with yields of 100 to 170 bushels per acre. A second East Coast exhibit is planned for Thursday on Maryland's eastern shore. Spectators were served lunch from a corn-free menu.
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Pioneer Hybrid Corn Company
Howard Fry
Austin Younkins
Hybrid
Younkins
Maryland
Khrushchev Beats On Key Issues At UN Session
United Nations New York AP Khrushchev faces a tough vote on disarmament with plans to push the issue at this session while signaling a possible return after a new U.S. president is inaugurated. Delegates from Canada the United States Czechoslovakia Bulgaria the Ukraine and Albania are slated to follow him in the debate. The assembly also votes to place Hungary Tibet race relations in South Africa and Algeria on the agenda. The U2 flight dispute is among the items to be discussed as the assembly weighs whether to start with the disarmament debate in the political committee or directly in the assembly.
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United Nations
N.Y
Khrushchev
General Assembly
U.S
Soviet Union
Hungary
Tibet
Union of South Africa
Assembly
Canada
United States
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Ukraine
Albania
Lumumba Defense Sparks UN Congo Standoff
United Nations refused to surrender Patrice Lumumba to Col. Joseph Mobutu amid a Congolese demand for arrest on unauthorized political activity. Lumumba remains under UN protection as troops guard his residence while Katanga tribesmen wage clashes nearby and reports say several soldiers and Europeans were killed.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Mobutu
U.N
Baluba
Katanga
Muwaba
Elisabethville
Zoning Plea Goes Forward For 1.48 Acres At Old Frederick Road
Frederick County commissioners heard two zoning cases in Winchester Hall this morning. Gilmore J. Click of Hansonville seeks to rezone 1.48 acres from A-1 to B-3 to operate an auto repair shop on the west side of Old Frederick road near Devilbiss Bridge road. The Planning Commission deadlocked two to two at a prior hearing.
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Fredrick County
Planning Commission
Ftwo
Click
Richard E. Zimmerman
Aftor
Girl Donor Gives Major Gift to St Jude’s Hospital
Memphis Tenn AP Danny Thomas notes the largest single contribution to the 2.4 million St Jude’s Hospital fund came from Ann Halli 15 of Ashland Mississippi a lifelong invalid who raised 1018 by selling lemonade over two summers. Ann’s amytotonia leaves her mostly wheelchair bound. St Jude’s will specialize in leukemia treatment, a disease often fatal.
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FOP
Memphis
Tenn.ap
Danny Thomas
Ann Halli
Ashland
Miss
St. Jude's Hospital
Ann
Sir Jude
Thomas
Wil
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