Guilty Of Robbing Charity Box In Maryland Court
Leroy Dotson of Hagerstown was sentenced to a suspended term not exceeding three years in the Reformatory for Males after admitting he took about $5 from a charity box at an Optimist Club parking lot. Companion Monroe Talley avoided charges when he joined the army. The judge warned the sentence was not a leniency plan and urged restitution to C. Lease Bussard. Other cases included a speed violation in Walkersville and various court actions with fines and bond for multiple defendants.
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Reformatory
Patrick A. Schnauffer
Leroy
Dotson
Hagerstown
Schnauffer
Monroe Talley
Sehnauffer
Talley
Elis G. Carty
Wittur F. Sheffield
Arthur A. Flanigan
Ladiesburg
Stephen Riland
Maryland State Police
Walkersville
Flanigan
Kenneth C. Butts
Glen Crum
Charles L. Mathias
Eugene Bittle
James Plunkard
Equity Court
Governor Tawes Touched By School Assembly
Governor Tawes visiting the state school spoke of special attention to the school’s requests and full consideration by administrative officers. He toured the plant and new facilities and expressed desire for children to return home better prepared for life’s challenges. He was greeted by Lloyd A. Ambrosen and Harry B. Shaw Braddock Heights.
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Governor Tawes
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Rotary Club
Harry B. Shaw
Braddock Heights
Board of Visitors
Tinallen
Tawes hails Frederick as exciting new industrial area
Governor J Millard Tawes praised Frederick for its active industrial development and said the region is becoming a promising industrial hub. He spoke at a Rotary luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel after visiting the Maryland School for the Deaf, highlighting the Economic Development Commission as a catalyst for locating industries and creating jobs in Maryland.
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J. Millard Tawes
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rotary
Governors Tawes
Tawes
Economic Development Agency
Nity
Maryland
Hot Springs
Rotary Club
Leroy DB. Fothergirl
Rosary
James A. Sensenbaugh
Beaten Maryland Storekeeper Recovers After Robbery
An elderly Bartholows storekeeper, Chester Joy 74, released from Washington County Hospital after severe beating and robbery on September 27. He says the assailants were white men and can identify one if seen. only 40 to 50 dollars were taken from his wallet.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Chester Joy
Bartholows
Joy
Henry J. Stafford
Stafford
Joey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Damascus
Washington County Hospital
Truman Rips Attacks On Religion In Texas Speech
Former President Truman denounces religious prejudice as un-American in a 30 minute talk at a Texas rally with Sam Rayburn and Ralph Yarborough. He cites Article VI and urges listeners to judge Kennedy on merit, not faith, amid Baptist-dominated crowd of about 5,000.
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Waco
Tex
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Truman
House
Sam Rayburn
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Rayburn
Yarborough
Kennedy
Kennedy-Johnson
Boy accused of stealing rifle and hunting gear in county break in
A one year old county boy awaits juvenile authorities after a breaking and entering at the Roscoe Easterday home on Dog Road. A 2 cal rifle telescope hunting knife and shotgun were taken from a shed on Richard Boutelle’s property near Pleasant Valley. Boutelle offers a 200 reward for information leading to recovery while state police note the suspect lives nearby. Market activity in New York remained quiet as Columbus Day observances kept financials closed.
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Hboy
Roscoe Easterday
Dog Road
Easterday
Black Rock Road
South Mountain
Vicini
Henry I. Stafford
Richard Boutelle
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation
Boutelle
Pleasant Faley
Hagerstown Road
Yersville
New York
Banks
Japanese Party Chief Murdered
In Tokyo a 17 year old right wing student fatally stabbed Socialist party chairman Inejiro Asanuma during a public forum. Asanuma died from chest wounds after being rushed to a hospital. A leftist march to Ikeda’s residence demanded government firmness amid protests against terrorism.
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Tokyo
Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
China
Otaya Yamaguchi
Asanouma
Asanuma
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Sohya
Coung
Japan
Greater Japan Patriotic Society
Zengakuren Student Association
Sohyo
U.s.-Japan
Jury Recommends Sterilization in Bastardy Cases
Worcester County grand jury urged sterilization for parents of two or more illegitimate children to curb bastardy. It also proposed moving bastardy cases to magistrates courts. The panel handed up three indictments including a first degree murder charge against J Edward Simpson Jr., 30, for the March beating death of his mentally retarded 22 month old step daughter.
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Snow Hill. Md
Worcester County
J. Edward Simpson Jr
Ocean City
Visit To Cuba Reported Out Fears Of Backlash For Khrushchev
New York AP dispatch reports Khrushchev canceled a planned three day visit to Cuba fearing it would harm Soviet prestige across Latin America. Informants say security chiefs warned of unrest and danger to Khrushchev, who also faced criticism over his Castro meetings and public image. He may fly to Moscow after his UN appearance for a rally at Moscow Stadium.
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New York
Khrushchev
Cuba
Soviet Union
Latin America
Soviet Securiy
Kinshchev
United Nations
Castro
Havana
Moscow
Moscow Stadium
Frederick County voters weigh Nixon trend in Senate race
Local observers note Frederick County leans Republican in presidential races with Nixon likely to win. Foley and Mathias compete for the district seat in a tight race influenced by Montgomery County and independent voters as turnout looms in November.
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Nixon
Frederick County
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
DeWitt Hyde
John R. Foley
John M. Butler
Mahoney
Hyde
Butler
Senate
Foley
Her
Charles I McC
Mathias Jr
Montgomery
Mathias
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Truman
Alf Landon
Wendell Wilkie
Urbana
Petersville
Brunswick
Khrushchev Presses Fight On U N Disarmament Row
Premier Khrushchev faces another setback at the United Nations General Assembly as he presses for debate on U S intelligence and disarmament issues. The 94 nation body rejected immediate debate and split votes on two Soviet resolutions while Khrushchev delivered a starkly combative speech rallying for a Europe based summit in 1961.
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United Nations
N.Y
CAP
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Full Assembly
U. S
Moscow
Assembly
Afghanistan
Mali
Guinea
Cuba
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
RBS
Europe
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average 55 degrees above normal with a warm spell from Thursday through Sunday and cooler conditions Monday. Showers on Sunday average a quarter inch. Normal highs are in the mid to upper 60s. lows from the mid 40s to low 30s, with mountain areas in the 30s.
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Associated Press
Lumumba Arrest Crisis Escalates in Congo Capital
In Leopoldville supporters barred from visiting Patrice Lumumba attacked white motorists as tensions rose around the ex-premier’s guarded villa. UN and Congo government clashes over arrest warrant details intensified, with threats of a wider uprising if Lumumba is handed over.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Congo
Government Commission
U.N
Ghana
Joseph Kasavubu
Justin Bomboko
Joseph Mobutu
U. N
USN
Dag Hammarskjold
Schools To Close Two Days For State Teachers Convention
Frederick County and state schools close Thursday and Friday as teachers attend the 93d annual convention in Baltimore. West Frederick Junior High students will demonstrate at Catonsville High School Friday afternoon under instructor Jack Bubrick.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
West Frederick Junior High School
Fifth Regiment
Baiti- Tore
West Frederick
Catonsville High School
John Keyser
Eugene Wahl
Will Holzapfel
Keith Biser
Phil Bohn
Albert Morningstar
David Boyd
Lacey Boyer
David Yonetz
Michael Kelly
Jack Bubrick
Wernher von Braun
J. Millard Tawes
J. Harold Grady
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Regia
Frank J. Keefer
Mary Benson
Young
Nikita
Kwata Castro
County
U.N. Blast
U.S
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