Man Shot In Hunting Accident In Frederick County
A Frederick City man, Charles Baker, 50, was wounded in a hunting incident near the Frederick Montgomery line. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and transferred to Johns Hopkins Hospital with a pellet in his right eye. No charges filed.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Charles Baker
Madison Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Baker
Th. Willam L. Newcomer
Frederick
Montgomery County
Eugene A Kehl
RFD 1
Germantown
Eugene Francis Kehl
Four Boys Are Judged Delinquent
Four teenage boys including a 12 year old who set a fire on the M Ro bert Ritchie farm near Ijams ville were judged delinquents in Juvenile Court. The 12 year old was ordered sent to the Maryland Children's Center in Baltimore for evaluation. The fire destroyed a barn and its contents with damage estimated at 28 000 and insured for 25 000. Two older boys aged 14 and 15 were ordered sent to institutions until further court order.
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M. Robert Ritchie
Ijamsville
Robert E Clapp Jr
Maryland Children’s Center
Baltimore
Tpr
Robert R. Loun
Tor. Loun
B52 Bombers Stationed On Guam Near China
The United States has posted 15 B52 heavy bombers on Guam within about 1,000 miles of Red China. The move, unpublicized, shifts the squadron from the U.S. and places the aircraft about 5,000 miles closer to China. The B52s replace older B47 jets and are ready for rapid deployment, with about 300 other jets still in the U.S. ready for 15 minute takeoff.
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Washington
United States
Guam
Red China
China
Air Force
Mortimer Brust Sr. Dies. Longtime Frederick Editor
August Brust Sr known as August T Brust Sr died suddenly at 301 West Fifth Street at age 74. He served The Frederick News as city editor for about 40 years before retiring in 1960 and later held the post of senior editor. He was active in Maryland journalism honors and local public service, including elected offices and church leadership. He is survived by his wife Olive Barber Brust.
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August Trago Brust
West Fifth Street
Mr. Brust
Frederick
Maryland Press Association
Associated Press
Baltimore
John Nicholas
May Evelyn Trago Brust
Brust
Old South Street
Old Frederick College
Jacob Rohrback
The
News
North Market Street
Court Street
House of Delegates
House
Monocacy Battlefield
Battle
Independent Hose Co. No. 1
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Rohrback
Samuel G. Duvall
Jewel Theft Yields Three Year Maryland Term
Leroy Sylvester Dodson aged 28 received a three year sentence in the Maryland House of Correction after pleading guilty to breaking entering and larceny in the Tyler's Jewelry Store robbery on North Market Street. Police recovered rings watches and bracelets worth 261.25 from Dodson with Lt Ellis C Carty testifying. The destruction of property charge was not pressed and Judge Robert E Clapp Jr presided.
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Leroy Sylvester Dodson
Maryland House of Correction
Dodson
Tyler
North Market Street
Ellis C. Carty
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Goldwater Headlines Scare Stiff Call on Johnson Humphrey
In Salisbury Maryland Senator Barry Goldwater denounces a Johnson Humphrey socialist leaning and stresses free enterprise amid a 5 000 to 7 000 turnout. He accuses Johnson of seeking a mandate for a socialized economy and urges voters to consider the vice presidential choice ahead of the upcoming Tuesday election.
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Salisbury
Barry Goldwater
Maryland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Goldwater
Johnson
Texas
Humphrey
Salisbury Civic Center
William E
Vote End To GMC Auto Strike
Detroit AP reports the national GM strike ended after 31 days but local walkouts continued at 28 GM units delaying new operations. UAW says 95 of 97 locals ratified a three year national contract while 28 locals without at the plant deals remain out. About 30 000 GM workers idle of 360 000 as callbacks begin at Pontiac Buick and related plants.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Pontiac
Mich
Buick
Flint
Kansas City
Kan
Louis G. Seaton
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Civilians Take Over in South Viet Nam Civil Rule
South Viet Nam formally returns government to civilians marking a fifth change in a year. Phan Khac Suu becomes chief of state while Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh resigns as premier. The High National Council will choose a premier to lead until a new constitution is drafted.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan Khac Suv
Tran van Huong
Khanh
Armed Forces
National Security Council
Suu
Explosions Rip Texas Gas Plants Near Orange
A sequence of blasts at Spencer Chemical and Allied Chemical plants near Orange Texas killed two workers and injured 17 as ethylene gas leaks and pressure sparked fires. Flames rose high, windows shattered, and a five mile radius was blocked off while crews fought the blaze and capped leaks.
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Orange
Tex
Texas
Spencer Chemical Co
Bridge City
Beaumont
Spencer
Allied Chemical Co
Chemical Row
Carroll Lee Carr
Clyde Matthews, Jr
Canada Sells Wheat to Russia
Russia buys 1.60 million bushels of wheat and flour from Canada in a cash sale worth about 21 million dollars. Shipments via St Lawrence and Atlantic ports begin next month, totaling 250000 long tons of wheat and 25000 long tons of flour.
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Winnipeg
Man
Russia
Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Uncertain Soviet Power Shifts Post Khrushchev Ouster
President Johnson, citing a government study, reports that Khrushchev's removal damaged Soviet prestige at home and abroad. Experts foresee a likely power struggle between Leonid Brezhnev and Alexei Kosygin, with factionalism likely hurting Soviet interests and making future policy toward the West unpredictable.
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Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
West
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
China
Frederick County forms Parks and Recreation Survey Committee
Frederick County Commissioners approve a 13 member Parks and Recreation Survey Committee to study future needs. George D Wood chairs the group inviting local views from at least 30 organizations, with findings to be reported to the Commissioners and guide future park planning.
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Frederick County
George D. Wood
Wood
Recreation Survey Commission
Robert Wirgan
Wirgan
Frederick City
Robert A Whiteford
Gambrill Park
Donald H Boyer
George B Gilmore
Charles E. Ware
YMCA
Merrill E. Groelle
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Warren R Evans
Charles F. Bowers
State Forestry Board
Southey Nottingham
William E Warren
Isaak Walton League
Mary Haines
The
Frederick Ornithological Society
Kremlin Continues Meetings After Khrushchev Ouster
Moscow reports show Krups, Brezhnev and Kosygin meeting with Polish and other Communist leaders as foreign delegations arrive to learn why Khrushchev was removed. Suslov reportedly hospitalized with kidney trouble and tuberculosis. Western leaders doubt Moscow's age and health explanation.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Poland
France
Austria
Italy
Mikhail A. Suslov
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist ‘Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Tass
Bielovezh Pushsha
Hungary
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Europe
Nine Marines Die In Crash Of Copters Near Huelva Spain
Two H34 helicopters collided at about 800 feet during U S Spanish amphibious maneuvers near Huelva. Nine Marines died, twelve escaped, and a thirteenth was badly injured as a fleet prepared to land troops in a 30 000 man operation involving 120 ships and 50 000 personnel.
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Huelva
Spain
U.S
Marine
Navy
2Nd
U.S. Marine Division
United States
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Red Chiefs
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Commie Party
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