Murder Trial Starts Tuesday in Curruit Court
Reginald Thompson, 15, is charged with murder in the June 14 shooting of Kloman Jones, a 19 year old farm laborer. Thompson waives jury trial. second murder trial for Robert Leroy Keeney set for November 12. Keeney, in custody since February 14, was hospitalized for a self inflicted wound and faces murder charges in the death of his wife Rachael Emmaline Keeney. James and legal team Weinberg represent Thompson and Keeney’s counsel include Weinberg and Glass.
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Kloman Jnnes
Union Bridge
Thompson
Robert Leroy Keeney
Rachael Emmaline Keen
Jones
William P. Larkin
Anne Legion
EL Aus James
Keener
Keeney
David S$. Weinberg
Wberg and Weinberg Law Firm
Thomas S$. Glass
Hood Talk On United Nations Lecture At Hood College
William Frye director of the Office of Information at the National Council of Churches will speak on the United Nations in an eight pm Hood College lecture in Brodbeck Hall. The talk is part of Hood's United Nations Week observance with Frye’s background including ENESCO NY UN headquarters and Defense Department roles. The public is invited to attend Thursday evening.
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Office of Information
National Council of Churches
Wil
United Nations
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Hood
K. Frye
Frye
New York
Enesco
Department of Mass Communication
Paris
Associated Press
Nashville
Defense Department
Ees
Departments of Defense
Army
Nav
Air Force
Office of
Information
United States Foreign Service
National Broadcasting Company
George C Marshall
Marshal Crizen
Wabash College
Indiana
White Plains
N. Y
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Trend
The forecast covers Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer readings, then cooler conditions Friday and Saturday. Temperatures will average about one degree below normal. Normal highs are in the upper 50s to mid 60s, and lows range from mid 30s in the mountains to mid and upper 40s elsewhere.
Alleged Cross Country Robber Held Here On Local Charge
A county man and two companions linked to a summer cross country burglary spree were held for the grand jury on breaking and entering and larceny charges. Ronald Orville Willard, 26, of this city and Thurmont, was ordered held after a preliminary hearing. He reportedly admitted involvement in Poole's Store burglary in Sabillasville last summer. California authorities want him for parole violations after a prior 60 day jail term. The trio allegedly traveled from Pennsylvania through multiple states stealing firearms, ammunition, and other items worth about 615 dollars. Two other county residents received light fines for motor vehicle violations in the same magistrate session.
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Ronald Orville Willard
Thurmont
Ordi
Edward D. Stormafor
Wilam Day
Poole
Sabillasville
Willard
Frederick
Davis
Calif
Pohlice
Harold B. Sorrells
RFD
Iayden
L. B Lawless
Dalton
Georgia
Posle
HHO
Pennssvn
Frederick County
Riz
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mssippi
Texas
New Mexcco
Blythe
Robert Wayne Baker
Baltimore
C. M. Wolford
Worman's Mill
Helen M. Nusbaum
Woodsboro
Wolford
Cold Morning Grips Harpers Ferry as 30s Freeze Returns
Frost chilled Harpers Ferry with readings near 33 at the airport and cooler in low lying areas. The day followed a warm 73 Saturday and 63 Sunday with 69 expected today as cooler weather returns by week end. Traffic chaos marked the John Brown Raid Centennial pageant with bumper to bumper jams from Knoxville to Shenandoah and from Ferry to Charlestown. An estimated 125,000 visitors over four days produced about 11,665 cars in the area.
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Astory
Harpers Ferry
Knoxville
Shenandoahgo
U.S. 340
Thorugh Charlies Town
Sharpsburg Rifles
Hagers
Boli War
Seven Die In Utah Deer Season Opening Statewide
Utah hunting season opened at dawn Saturday and by weekend's end seven people were dead and at least five wounded. Three men were shot while observing neighbors loading hunting gear, one died on his porch. Others died from heart attacks while hunting. a pickup truck rollover also claimed a life.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Uish
Stolen Car Plows Into Children Killing Three in Columbus
A stolen car sped into a school bus stop on Columbus South Side today, killing three children. Survivors include Jerry Bellah 3, whose sister Jane 7 was also affected. victims Randy Rivne 7 and Raymond Rivne 7. The 22-year-old driver was seized by police and taken to Central Station amid crowding residents.
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Columbus, Ohio
Chidren
Columbus
South Side
Jerry Bellah
Jerry
Jane
Randy Rivne
Raymond
Central
Detroit Fans Face High Parking Costs Near Briggs Stadium
A Detroit scene near Briggs Stadium shows a enterprising youth directing late arrivals to parking for the Lions versus 49ers game. Parking spaces commanded a reasonable looking price until returning players found a $3 parking ticket awaiting them, with the yard located at the Detroit J.C. Nagel playground.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
San Francisco 49Ers
Briggs Stadium
Parkers
J.C. Nagel Playground
State Dept May Eject Diplomat Over Moscow Outrage
The State Department weighs ejecting a Soviet diplomat after the Mosco attack on the U S Embassy. Officials cite uncertainty over retaliation and aim to see how Langelle case is handled before final action. The embassy note prompted protest from Edward Freers and retaliation claims from S R Stringanov.
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Washington
State Department
United States
U.S
Mosco
Sherman Cooper Ray
Krem
Kremlin
Camp Day
T Tmier
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Russell A. Langelle
Christian A
Langelle
U. S
Edward L. Freers
5S. R. Stringanov
Soviet Union
Body Of Marshall Lies In State
The body of General George C. C. Marshall lies in state today at Washington National Cathedral. Simple interment rites follow Tuesday at Arlington National Cemetery. The five star general died Friday. burial will be private.
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George C. M. Ah Fee
Washington National Cathedral
Arington National Cemetery
Cenon Luther D. MM
Iscapalian
Myer
Rockefeller Urges Health Improvement Amid GOP Nominating Push
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller opens a national bid by calling for sweeping health program improvements. He plans a Chicago appearance at the American Public Health Association and says his administration is already pursuing new health approaches as he weighs a White House run.
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Atlantic City
N.S
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Midwest
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Chicago
Ieg West
American Public Health Assnce
Hi& Cosis
Republi
Johnson Bid For Presidency Picks Up Speed
In Dallas Texas AP reports Lyndon Johnson gains momentum as Democrats push toward a national bid. House Speaker Sam Rayburn endorses Johnson for president while remaining noncommittal about the Senate majority leader’s own run. Former President Truman signals support after a rally. Truman and Rayburn visit Johnson’s ranch near Austin as Mexican President Mateos tours.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
House
Sam Rayburn
Johnson
Senate
Rayburn
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Truman
Johnson Ranch
Austin
Adolfo Lopez Matees
Mexico
34 Businesses Meet Appeal Fund Quotas
Thirty four more business houses earned award of merit in the Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal campaign to reach a 109 962 goal. An audited report showed 60 219 89 raised last Friday leaving 49 742 18 to raise. Officials hope county turnout will quicken this week as Fort Detrick contribution is anticipated, boosting totals. New award of merit winners include AeroJet Ordinance General Corp Bennett's Inc Blue Bird Restaurant J C Bucheimer Company Case Construction Company Floyd Cutler Claire Frock Company Emmitsburg High School Etchison Funeral Home FISHER S Beer Distributors Frederick County Maintenance Supervisor Frederick County National Bank Hamaker s Brothers Inc Housing Authority of Frederick Harold s Variety Shop Ideal Farms Liquor License Commission Lyie s Barber Shop Magnetic Devices Maryland School For The Deaf Mays Hardware Moore Business Forms New Market School Public Finance Corp Remsberg Jewelry Store T Edgie Russell Company Seeger Company Sherwin Williams Paint Company Snow White Southern States Co Op Southern States Petroleum Thurmont Shoe Company Western Maryland Trust Company White Star Lunch Room
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Community Chest
Red Cross United Appeal Fund
Appeal
Fort Detrick
AeroJet Ordinance General Corp
Bennett's, Inc
Blue Bird
Moore Business Forms
New Market School
Public Finance Corp
Remsberg Jewelry Store
T. Edgie Russell Companys
Seeger & Company
Sherwin Wil Hams Paint Company
Snow White
Southern States Co-Op
Souther States Petroleum
Thurmont Shoe Company
Western Maryland Trust Company
White Star Lunch Room
Clemency denied for Chessman amid rock and roll riot
Sacramento AP reports Gov. Edmund G Broun refused clemency for Caryl Chessman. In Kansas City a riot at a rack n roll venue sparked by teens drew 12 360 attendees. Police moved rioters to jail as 40 charged with disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. 45 of arrestees were Negroes. No serious injuries.
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Sacramento
Call
SAP
Edmund G Broun
Caryl Chessman
Kansas City
Chessman
Muunicipal Auditorium
UN Security Council SeatRace Escalates as Votes Grow
Poland and Turkey pressed a deadlock for a two thirds General Assembly vote. Both sides showed no break in the stalemate yet remained in the race.
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United Nations
N.V
Poland
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
U.S
Coburn 82 Weds 41 Year-Old Widow in Nevada
Actor Coburn, 82, secretly marries Winifred Jean Clements Natzka, 41, a New Zealand born former Oscar Natzka wife, in Las Vegas area chambers. The ceremony followed a quick application in a car, witnessed by his agent and friends. The couple had known each other seven years and plan quiet Hollywood life amid rumors and a brush fire in Los Angeles.
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Hollywood
Charles Cobour
Uas Vesas
Winifred Jean Clements Natzka
TWA
Hollwood
Coburn
New York Opera
Oscar Natzka
New Zealand
Joy Fagen
U S Britain Out Of Accord On Summit
Washington dispatch reports sharp U S Britain rift over summit timing and policy. Macmillan seeks early talks with Khrushchev, eyed for December, while Eisenhower and De Gaulle show caution. Western unity and Berlin stance debated amid top secret diplomacy. Three brothers die in Braddock fire in Pittsburgh area.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
de Gaulle
Hoowever
Bonn
Steel Fact Finders Hand the Report
Washington AP report says presidential fact finders failed to settle the steel strike, with Ike considering a Taft-Hartley court order to end the walkout for up to 80 days. The 500000 steelworkers may be sent back to the mills as negotiations collapse. The board defined issues, but bargaining broke down Sunday night, amid mutual accusations of rigid stances and inflation fears.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
United Steelworkers
Board of Inquiry
George W. Taylor
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Taft-Harley iAct
U.S. District Court
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
Secretary of Labor
James P. ‘Mitchell
McDonald
Sears
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