Drug Traffic Brings Grand Jury Alarm in Frederick County
The September Grand Jury warned of narcotics in Frederick County, noting a definite problem though not widespread. They urged citizen help, praised police efforts, and called for more staff and funding, as 49 cases were considered, 21 witnesses examined, 48 indictments issued.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Montegue
Sherif Jacobs
Montevue Home and Infirmary
Montevue
Robert E. Chapp
Clapp
Maryland
Hood College Adds 15 Faculty For New Year
Hood College will start its new academic year on September 24 with fifteen new faculty members joining the teaching staff. Dean Mary Frear Keeler announced these appointments as additions and replacements for staff on leave or who have resigned. New hires include Dr. Maris Wanek history professor, Mrs. Virginia Kincaid home economics lecturer, Karl Larsen Jr. assistant professor in history and political science, and Frederick Woolf Teichler in mathematics among others, with further details continued on page five.
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Head College
Mary Frear Keeler
Maris G. Wan
Hood
St. Joseph College
College of Mt. St. Vincent
Columbia University
Georgetown University
Wanek
University of Pennsylvania
India
Virginia C. Kincaid
Madison College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
V.P.L. Maryville College
University of Maryland
Karl D. Larsen, Jr
University of West Virginia
Wooster
Larsen
University of Pittsburgh
American Institute For ‘Foreign Trade
Ates Ansistant
Mathematica
Frederick Wo Tecry 11
Elizabethtown College
Mansfield State
Cal
Fire log reads multiple calls for city incidents
Fire calls reported in a 24 hour period ending at midnight include a tire store fire near Carver Apartments on 74th Street in Generat County and a pipe barn fire near Keymar and Baker Road.
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Toe City
Carver
Ae Pe Fey
Keymar and
Baker Road
Am Ra
Boy 6 Hurt When Darting In Front Of Car
A six year old boy was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon in Yellow Springs after stepping into the path of a car. Douglas Hanley Brickhouse, 6, of RFD 7, is in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital ICU. State Police said the incident followed a school bus on Route 73 with flashing lights. Henry Bernard Wilson, 19, of Fairview Avenue, Tre, drove the car that hit Brickhouse. Paul Sanders investigated.
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Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Douglas Hanley Brickhouse
RFD 7
Brickhouse
Henry Bernard Wilson
Fairview Avenue
Tre
Paul Sanders
Boy Accused In 2 Wrecks and 6 Violations
Adamstown youth Frank W. Jewell, 20, faced six motor vehicle violations after two separate accidents within minutes. Police charged him with operating while suspended, reckless driving and hit and run, while city officers added reckless driving and leaving the scene. First crash on West South Street near South Market Street involved Robert Wickless, 19, as Jewell failed to stop for a signal. a pursuing officer assisted. Second crash on Md 806 near Shield's Trailer Court involved Thomas Graham, 28. Jewell was jailed in Frederick County under bond. preliminary hearing set for Oct. 1. An additional bicycle-car collision on Ballenger Creek Pike injured teen Timothy Ackock, 14, with no charges filed.
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Adamstown
Frank W. Jewell
West South Street
South Market Street
Jewell
Robert H. Wickless
Culler Avenue
Robert Brown
MD 406
Shield
Thomas D. Graham
RFD 2
Frederick
Brown
New Design Road
W. D. Drumm
Pfc
Thomas Littleton
Wickless
Graham
Frederick County
Doubs
Ballenger Creek Pike
Cool, Fair Weather Predicted Here
The weatherman predicts fair weather today and through the week with mild temperatures in the mid seventies, no rain, and partly cloudy skies. Tonight’s low around 48 degrees, a warmer day tomorrow with little change, and the weekend forecast remains similar. The high on Wednesday was 75 degrees and the morning low was 59.
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Macauty
Mercury
Defender's Day Observed Across State
Defender's Day is observed statewide in Maryland on September 12, honoring the Battle of North Point and the Battle of Baltimore. The article notes limited public celebration, with no major reenactments or events, reflecting a largely subdued commemoration 154 years after the battles.
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Russ Edmondston
Maryland
George W. Douglas
North Point
Fort McKlenry
Baltimore
Frederick County
Francis Scot Key
Fort McHleary
Will Bel
Wallace warns voters of broken promises in Arkansas
Wallace denounced Nixon for promising not to jam things down the South’s throats while accusing both parties of violence and lawlessness. He cited school desegregation and federal troops at Little Rock as examples, and said he will not hold a national convention due to safety concerns.
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Little Rock
Ark
George C. Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
Zeale
Wallace
Nixon
South
AL Wallace
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Jimmie Davis
American Legion
New Orleans
Lee
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Little Rock Central High School
American Independent Party
Abe Fortas
Humphrey
Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
Communist Party
America
Agnew
Fredericktown to Build New Federal Style Bank on Market Street
Fredericktown Savings and Trust plans a new Federal style bank on North Market Street. The building will replace the present 1908 structure, extend to include Cannon Shoe and Coherts properties, and cover 23 600 square feet with two drive in windows and a tele- vision window. Construction is set to cost about 500 000 dollars and take 18 months, with downtown operations moved to 105 N Market Street during building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Downtown Bank
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co
North Side
Peteral
Market Street
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Ue. Ee
W. Meredith S. Young
Tyes
West Patrick Street
N. Market St
HLF
Shipley
Frederick
Lecomt
Cannon Shoe
Ita
Night Depository
Colt
Candidates Clash Over Atomic Treaty
Presidential hopefuls Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey clashed on ratifying the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Nixon urged delay pending reassessment of Soviet aims in Czechoslovakia and Europe while Humphrey pressed for timely ratification to ease East West tensions.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert
Humphrey
Senate
Nixon
Czechoslovakia
Calm Returns After Skirmishes Near Tay Ninh City
U S advisers say the fighting eased with enemy forces pulling back. In a brief clash along route 22 near Tay Ninh, 14 enemy soldiers and one American were killed, with 5 U S wounded as two trucks and an armored carrier were damaged. The Saigon command notes overall casualties fell last week.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
U.S
25Th Infantry
Market Opens With Mixed Turnover on New York Exchange
In New York trading, the market shows heavy turnover with gains slightly ahead of losses by about 45 issues on the NYSE. The Dow Jones average slips about 3 points as trading gets underway.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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Fredericktown
New City
Wilmingston
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Charlotte
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London
Charlotte Piedmont College
Tay Ninh City
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