Jury Seated For All 15 Land Case
A condemnation trial for land taken to build US 15 north of Frederick proceeds with 15 jurors seated after inspection of 435 acres owned by Mr and Mrs Glenn C Stull. Testimony to follow as the SRC and the Stulls negotiate compensation. The jury includes foreman Clifton P Dudderar and 11 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US 15
Frederick
Llansonwilie
Cilenn C. Stuil
Fe Roads Commission
SRC
Stulls
W. Jer Wie Offiat
James 1F Pugh
Butt Qttutt
Thomas& Glass
Ether
Court of Appeals
Clifton P. Dudderar
Foreman
Mary Frances Beeson
Jasper R Pryor
Walter G. Page
Grace E. Sicodemus
William R. Riffle
Catherine A. Hull
Elmer L. Harp
Corinne D. Wastler
S. Elmer Brown
Edna Smith Schwarber
Melvin Addison
Eight Frederick Trading truckers return to work
Eight Frederick Trading Company drivers ended an economic strike and resumed work. Eugene Thomas says they were released from Local 992 and are no longer union members. The drivers walked out for higher pay and a renewable contract after failed negotiations and met again with management under undisclosed conditions.
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Frederick Trading Company
Eugene Thomas
Ster
Local 992
Warren H. Shafer
Friis
Johnson Suffers Restless Night After Gall Bladder Surgery
President Johnson had a restless night and was slightly more tired than expected after his gall bladder operation. Medical officials report he is improving slowly and remains under observation.
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Wallengton
Johnson
Belief In God Ruling May Not Reach Here
Frederick County courts may not be affected by an Appeals Court ruling that jurors cannot be required to swear belief in a supreme being. State's Attorney Rothenhoefer said he will seek guidance from the ruling for local courts and will defer to later guidance from officials. The only local oath mentions God. jurors here are not required to swear belief as a prerequisite to service. A civil case jury was seated today after waivers by both sides.
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Frederick County
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Robert Clapp Jr
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
James H. Pugh
Needed For Ambulance Fund Reaches Goal At Wheaton
Junior Ambulance Fund drive in Wheaton reaches its $15,000 goal after supportive events. Ambulance crews trained with Wheaton Rescue Squad, aided by Pikesville display and Bowers Lumber Town demonstration. William Poffenberger named training officer as Juniors prepare for more shifts and public contributions are invited at No. 1 Market Street.
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Junors
Wheaton
Pikesville
Bowers Lumber Company
Fourth Street
Gastley’s Junk Company
William Poffenberger
Hagerstown
Market Street
Vatican Debates Absolve Jews as Council Votes
At the Vatican, the Ecumenical Council opened votes on 33 amendments to a declaration absolving the Jewish people of blame for the Crucifixion. The document omits the word delicide while deploring hatred and anti-Semitism, a point of contention among drafters.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Steels Rise as Market Advances in Early Trading
New York stock market showed steady gains as steel shares led the advance in active early trading. Investors moved with broad optimism as industrials and related firms boosted indices.
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New York
Ap) — Steels
Thurmont Official Quits Over Zoning Dispute
Thurmont Commissioner Calvin Wilhide resigns after a bitter zoning row over a new Kinsey business near Thurmont Elementary School. Kinsey opened a truck trailer assembly plant deemed light industry. Wilhide cites personal reasons and plans for a November primary to fill the seat.
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Roy Lockinghill
Wilhide
Carroll E. Kinsey
Raymond Weddle
Kinsey
Thurmont
Austin Brachey
Wihide
Lookingbill
Lookinghill
Weddle
Planning and Zoning Board
Three Frenchmen Win 1965 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Three French professors Francois Jacob Andre Lwoff and Jacques Monod won the 1965 Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine at the Royal Caroline Institute. The Pasteur Institute trio were cited for discoveries on the genetic control of enzyme and virus synthesis. Jacob is the youngest, born in 1920. Lwoff 1902 and Monod 1910. The award totals 282 000 crowns.
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Stockholm
Francois Jacob
Andre Lwoff
Jacques Monod
Royal Caroline Institute Medical College
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Jacob
Monod
Lwoff
Heavy Fighting In Mekong Delta Strikes Saigon Area
In the Mekong delta overnight heavy fighting left moderate U S casualties and reports say 60 Viet Cong killed while 7 U S soldiers died. Allied forces reinforced by four battalions pressed the attack near Can Tho 95 miles southwest of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
U.S
Central Highlands
Can Tho
Associated Press
Huynh Thanh My
1St Cavalry Division
An Khe
Defense seeks December draft quota biggest since Korean War
The Defense Department asked for a December draft quota of 45,224 men, the largest since the Korean War, up from 36,600 in November.
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Washington
Defense Department
Maryland to form war-strength infantry brigade from state units
Company A of the 2d Battalion, 175th Infantry awaits word on a planned full-strength Maryland infantry brigade to be formed from existing units. The 2d Battalion travels to Gap Pa for training this weekend as reorganization details are expected. The brigade will total 2,795 men and gain 50 percent more training time, drills rising from 48 to 72 annually. Additional combat support units across Maryland will join the brigade in full readiness.
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Maryland
George M Gelston
Cumberland
Baltimore
Co B
Hagerstown
Andrews Air Force
Base
Ordnance Co
Transportation Co
Riverdale
Gemini 8 Astronaut Scott Plans World Walk
Astronaut David R. Scott will walk around the world on a 100 foot tether outside Gemini 8 for about 90 minutes. The stroll will occur after Neil Armstrong docks Gemini 8 with an orbiting Agena satellite, following Edward White’s prior EVA on Gemini 4.
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ST. Louis
David R. Scott
Edward White
Richard
Johnston
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Scott
Johnson
Neil Armstrong
New Market Weighs Renaming Alleys to Lanes
New Market town council discussed renaming five alleys Prospect Strawberry first second and sixth to lanes and installing antique street signs to fit the town image. Mayor W Franklin Smith said officials will meet soon with the New Market Historical Society led by Stoll D Kemp to discuss the renaming.
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New Market
Main
Prospect
W. Franklin Smith
Thompson elected head of Maryland curriculum supervision group
Mrs Louise F Thompson, supervisor of elementary education in the local system, was installed as president of the Maryland Association for the Supervision of Curriculum Development at the Maryland State Teachers Association convention in Baltimore. She has served in the local system since 1927 and led three elementary supervisors for 25 years, coming to Frederick from Shepherdstown, West Virginia, after a career as Middletown School teacher and principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise F. Thompson
Maryland State Teachers Association
Baltimore
Thompson
Maryland Association For
Frederick
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Maryland Senate Debates Reapportionment Across County Lines
The Maryland Senate adjourned without finalizing a reapportionment plan, weighing whether to create small single or dual senator districts or elect from larger regions. Leaders expect no action this week as nine plans are studied, with debate focused on subdistricting versus at large representation and alignment with Supreme Court mandates. Senator Harry R Hughes noted regional conferences yielded the most beneficial results as lawmakers paused until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
Supreme Court
House of Delegates
Mary L. Nock
D-Wicomico
Nock
Harry R Hughes
Dcaroline
Unsettled Weather For Series Finale
The Twin Cities brace for unsettled weather during the World Series finale as a frontal system moves in from the Dakota. Expect clouds and 50s with light showers, a nuisance but not enough to delay the game while Tropical Storm Jena forms offshore with no land threat.
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Asociate
Twin Cities
Weather Bureau
Minesota
Dakota
Miami
Atlantic Ocean
Jena
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