Yale Open House Set By Council
Frederick County homemaker clubs plan a Christmas Open House themed Christmas in the Maryland Home. About 1 000 members across 36 clubs will display demonstrations in Winchester Hall with cookie making, crafts, and card recipes, daily 1 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm from November 20 to December 2.
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Frederick County
Beatrice Fehr
Carl Bussard
Braddock
Catherine Thormas
Buckeystown
Charles Putman
Charles Ilie
Murray Fox
East Frederick
Clyde Peet
Fort Detrick
Dorsey F. Shipley
Frederick City
Forrest White
Harmony Grove
Harvey Davis Jug
Charles Anglesbee
Libertytown
Marle
Goodwin
Mid-Valley
Middletown
Howard Smith
Monocacy Village
Edward McDevitt
Mr Pleasant
Raymond L Markley
Myersville
John E. Molesworth
New Market
Maurice McDaniel
Umonaville
Roland Willard
Urbana
Russell Dudrow
Clarke Place
Fehr
Miss Fehr
Tne
Rose Hill Garden Club
Mass Fehr
UN protected AP journalist amid Congo hotel raid
Associated Press reporter Michael Goldsmith was placed under United Nations protection after a squad of Congolese soldiers stormed the Memling Hotel room shouting orders from Col. Joseph Mobutu. The incident underscored tensions during Congo operations and raised safety concerns for journalists in Kinshasa.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
IAP
Associated Press
Michael Goldsmith
United Nations Protection
Memling
Goldsmith
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Coe
Eisenhower backs Nixon boosting Chicago area drive
President Eisenhower endorses Nixon in a Philadelphia TV appearance boosting the Republican ticket. Nixon calls the Philadelphia praise “exhilarating” and highlights the President’s criticisms of Kennedy while urging voters in Illinois and nearby suburbs to rally for the GOP.
Blast level San Leandro factory in Bay Area blast
A 2500 pound mitroglycrine explosion at Trojan Powder Co in San Leandro Calif injures one woman from flying glass while 60 workers escape unharmed after being warned of the blast. The blast shakes the San Francisco Bay area as workers flee a demolished building.
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Frisco
San Leandro
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Trojan Powder Co
Liquor Revenue Shifts Across Maryland Counties in 1961
Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reports $502 763 allocated to Maryland counties as distilled spirits tax share for the first quarter of fiscal 1961 an increase from the prior year while several counties including Frederick Caroline Dorchester and Talbot showed declines Caroline County led in cut with a 21 20 percent drop to 9160 dollars The distribution relies on alcohol tax revenue and gallon deliveries to retailers Garrett County is excluded from the breakdown Nixon greeted by Catholic college students and Davenport residents during a campaign stop Marycrest College and St Ambrose College students helped welcome Vice President Nixon at a Davenport venue where Monsignor John C McAuliffe offered the invocation.
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APD
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Frederick
Caroline
Dorchester
Queen Annes
Talbot
Wecomico
Fredenck
Baltimore City
Kent
Garrett County
Nixon Davenport
Richard M. Nixon
St. Ambrose College
Francis Duncan
Pat
Dick Nixon
Marycrest College
John C. McAubliffe
Davenport
Masonic Temple
Nixon
Nixons
Ottumwa, A
United Jewish Appeal Drive Announced in Frederick
The 1960 Frederick United Jewish Appeal drive begins with a campaign meeting at Beth Sholom Temple on November 10 at 8 p.m. Drive chairs Theodore Licht enstein Benjamin Rosenstock Dr L R Schoolman Dr Harold Glassman and Mrs Soria Weener Levien lead the effort. Arthur Settel, renowned journalist, will speak, outlining needs for funds supporting immigrants in Israel and Jewish communities in Europe and the Middle East. The Frederick campaign emphasizes aiding new arrivals and housing, jobs, medical care, and schools for 300000 newcomers.
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Frederick
US High Commissioner
Germany
John J. McCloy
Settel
Europe
Middle East
New York Hearth Tribune
Saturday Review
Commentary
United Press
Leven
Israel
Levien
Five Teens Die After Omaha Car Crash
An Omaha crash at a park late Friday night left three girls and two boys dead as their car left the road and hit a tree. All six occupants were pinned in the wreckage.
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Omaha
Two Frederick youths charged in multiple break ins
Two 11 year old boys from Frederick High School face charges for several break ins including Frederick High School. They allegedly entered through a back window, stole about $10, and are released to parents pending juvenile authorities action. Several other incidents are linked in nearby Rice Station and North Frederick area.
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Frederick High School
East
Cheristry
Solf Rice
Rice Gulf
South Market Street
Stup
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
North Frederick
North Frederick School
Frederick High
Rice Station
Sips
North End
Elise Carty
Sherman Boone
Gimore Castle
Jefferson Street
Scholl
Boone
Sixth
Market Streets
Walter Eugene Runkles
Jesse Roger Runkles
RFD
William Harrison Runkles
RED
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial
Norman Chetz
Auction Sale At Storer College Merger Installment
An auction sale at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, today aims to clear the last block toward merging the defunct Storer College with Virginia Union University in Richmond. A Storer College spokesman said several vans, desks, furniture, and other personal property have been moved to the VU campus for disposal, including items in the John Brown Fort museum on the campus.
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Richmond
Harpers Farm
W. Va
Storer College
Virginia Union Uniersity
Fnday
John Brown
Gunman Forces Couple To Drive Him To Baltimore
A gunman who disarmed a state trooper forced a Carroll County farmer Hewlett S Stone and his wife to drive him to Baltimore before vanishing near the Greyhound terminal on Howard Street. Police believe the suspect headed for Cleveland, Ohio as authorities sweep roads out of Baltimore.
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Carroll County
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AED
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Howard Street
Tum
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Ohio
Randallstown
Aield
Military Analyst George Eliot to Speak at Hood College
George Fielding Eliot, noted military analyst and author, will lecture at Hood College on Thursday evening in Brodbeck Hall. He will discuss Victory Without War, based on his recent book, and the event is free to the public.
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George Fielding Eliot
Hood College
Eliot
Hoods Brodbeck Hall
Tine
New York Herald Tnbune
Coumbia Broadcasting System
Armed Services
Forty Years in Ministry Celebrated by Rev W C Wachter
Rev W C Wachter of Walkersville now in Baltimore marks forty years in the ministry with a Sunday service at Walkersville Evangelical United Brethren Church. The sermon titled Do We Love The Church references Ephesians 5 25 and notes his ministry across 29 churches in eight charges in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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W. C Wachter
Walkersville
Baltimore
Time Changes Sunday in Brunswick Reverts to Standard Time
The county will set clocks back one hour at 2 am Sunday returning to eastern standard time. Daylight saving time began with a loss of one hour in April and residents will regain that hour this weekend. Brunswick previously used a slower time but now follows the county schedule.
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Brunswick
Sailor Leaves A Trail Of Violence
A Maryland to Pennsylvania crime spree ended with the death of Geraldine Ruefer and the wounding of Trooper Stanley Jezenski. Donald Ruefer 24 Rochester NY a shore patrolman stationed at Bainbridge admitted killing his wife and firing on the trooper after a speeding stop near Williamsport Pennsylvania. Police linked the Port Deposit Maryland murder scene to Ruefer’s account of a domestic quarrel that escalated to violence using a hammer and a pistol. The suspect was captured near Williamsport after a high speed chase.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Donald R. Ruefer
Rochester
Here
Geraldine
Port Deposit
US Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Riefer
Stanley J Jezenski
Nanticoke
Harrisburg
Child Welfare Society
Donald
Daniel
Jezenski
Crang
Kennedy Campaigns In Downpour In Pennsylvania
Sen John F Kennedy pushed his Pennsylvania presidential drive with a rainy schedule in Philadelphia area. He spoke at a $25 diner on a muddy course and later in a downpour arrived at Philadelphia International Airport before a 20 mile drive to Arommmk Country Club for a late date. Elizabeth Taylor remains feverish. doctors order tests and rest at London Clinic with husband Eddie Fisher confirming plans.
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Kennedy III
Pennx- Sylvania 'Ap
John F Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Philadelphia International
Arommmk Country Club
Liz
London
Elizabeth Taylor
London Clinic
Eddie Fisher
Miss Taylor
Marines To Land In Cuba For Weekend Rest At Guantanamo
U S Marines totaling about 1450 are scheduled to land at Guantanamo Bay for a few days of rest and recreation. Cuban officials reacted to Washington’s announcement amid heightened tensions with Havana questioning potential invasion plans. Reports say Marines at the base are training with exercises while concerns rise over a possible provocation to justify a larger action.
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U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
United States
Great Ierest
Washington
Caribbean
U.S. Naval Base
Cuba
Castro
Guantanamo
Santiago
Three Carpenters Union Officials Convicted in Highway Bribery Case
In Indianapolis three top Carpenters Union officers Maurice A Hutcheson O Filem Blaser and Frank A Chapman were found guilty of bribery and conspiracy to bribe Harry A Doggett former Indiana Highway Department official. Verdict delivered by Judge M Walter Bell with sentencing set for November 28. Each faces 2 to 14 years in prison and fines up to 15000. Prosecution said they paid 15000 for advance highway route information and profiteered by land deals tied to proposed routes in Wayne and Lake counties.
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Indianapolis
Carpenters Union
Maurice A Hutcheson
International Union
O-Filem
Harry A. Doggett
Greensburg
Right-Okway
Indiana Highway Department
Doggett
Wayne
Lake Counties
Slayer Faces 199-Year Term
Dr. Walter J Goodpaster, 47, faces a 199 year sentence for murder in a Christmas day shooting near Carterville. Jury delivered verdict after two hours of deliberation. Victim Margaret Strunk, 52, mother of 12, and Bernard Dobrascki, 33, were killed. Goodpaster denied the shootings but admitted scuffling.
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Goodpaster
Margaret Siunk
Bernard Dobrashi Jr
Carterville
Dobrasiki
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