Three youths plead guilty in statue case
Three boys Evans Kline Jr and Simmons pleaded guilty to three counts of destruction of property for vandalizing a statue of Christ at Resthaven Memorial Gardens Hansonville a bowling alley window and an IGA sign during a Palm Sunday night. Brittain pleaded not guilty and requested a jury trial set for Oct 5.
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Christ
William Robert Evans
Joseph M. Kline Jr
Paul L. Simmons
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walter S. Moorman
Department of Probation
William D
Kline
Moine
Simmons
Evans
IGA
Brittain
Hansonville
Terrace Lanes
Henry I. Stafford
William W. Wenner
Murray H. Fout
Wenner
New County Extension Agent Named
The University of Maryland Extension Service announces the appointment of MrsStephanie Abramson as Extension Agent Home Economics in Frederick County The appointee is a York Pennsylvania native who graduated from Ohio University in June 1965 with a degree in home economics and related training
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Stephanie Abramson
Frederick County
University of Maryland
E. W. Allen
Abramson
York, Pa
Ohio University
Astronauts Cooper and Conrad Honored at White House Ceremony
Presidents Johnson awards the Gemini 5 crew with exceptional service medals in a White House ceremony. The pair plan a 12 day goodwill tour to eight countries including Greece, Turkey, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Kenya, Nigeria, and others, traveling in civilian clothes with their families.
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Washington
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Johnson
White House
Space Sciences Board
The
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Capitol
House of Representatives
Cooper
Conrad
Congress of the International Astronautical Federation
Athens
Greece
Izmiri
Ankara
Turkey
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Tananarive
Malagasy Republic
Nairobi
Kenya
Lagos
Kano
Nigeria
NASA
Air Force
Navy
Camala
Janita
Conrads
Gordon Cooper, Jr
Pope Paul VI Opens Final Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul VI opened the final session of the Vatican Ecumenical Council in St. Peter’s Basilica before about 2,500 bishops. He announced a forthcoming Vatican Synod to aid daily Curia work and said he would travel to the United Nations on Oct. 4 to seek peace. The gathering included 20 cardinals, 6 archbishops and bishops, with observers from other churches and Vatican officials present.
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Bishops OF Mission
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
United Nations
New York
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
U.N. General Assembly
Council
Paul
Roman Curia
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Francis Cardinal Spellman
John J. Krol
Philadelphia
First Time In History Community Concerts Sell Out Season
The Frederick County Community Concert Association announced a virtual sellout for its 1963 66 season last night at the annual campaign dinner at Hotel Frederick. A 100 percent turnout on day one of campaign week set a record. headquarters will stay open daily 1 to 7 pm and Friday until 9:30 pm. Mrs Donald F. Leatherman urged workers to contact headquarters for an accurate tally and a waiting list will be kept.
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Frederick
Middletown Valley School Site Funds Approved
Commissioners unanimously authorize 28 050 for purchase of 3 acres at the dead end of Broad Run Road near Jefferson for 850 per acre to build a new Middletown Valley Elementary School replacing older Burkittsville and Jefferson campuses. The site selection followed disputes with heirs over value and concerns from local PTAs and clubs about location and access to town facilities and utilities.
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Frederick County
Middletown Valley
Broad Run Road
Jefferson
Burkittsville
Burkittsville and
Jefferson Raritan Clubs
Ptas
The
Sanitary Commission
Broad Run
Jefferson and
John L. Carnecian
Stock Market Shows Scrambled Opening in Active Trading
New York markets opened with a scrambled performance as traders moved quickly in heavy early trading volumes. The AP reports prices fluctuated across sectors with notable moves in industrials and finance while overall indexes kept volatile.
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New York
India Ready For Peace
Under international pressure India seriously considers halting the war with Pakistan. Prime Minister Shastri's government faces calls from U Thant and world powers to stop fighting now and discuss cease-fire terms later. Thant seeks a cessation of hostilities while both sides hold positions.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U.N
U Thant
Y. B. Chavan
Shastri
Thant
Sialkot
Rawalpindi
Brezhnev Urges End to Kashmir War Plea to India Pakistan
In Moscow Communist party leader Leonid Brezhnev renewed the Soviet appeal to India and Pakistan to end the undeclared conflict over Kashmir. He said the governments should understand it is not in their interest to sharpen the war and should agree to settle it peacefully.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Brezhnev
Stop Sign Wrong Way Case Freed On Technicality
William Douglas Neal of Frederick faced a stop sign charge in Magistrate Court after presenting photos showing the sign at West Patrick Street to West South Street was turned the wrong way. Magistrate Stanley Bennett found Neal not guilty, noting the sign existed but acknowledging the unusual circumstance and urging signs be realigned to the proper direction.
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William Douglas Neal
Frederick
West Patrick Street
West South Street
Stanley Bennett
Neal
Bennett
Norwegian voters reject socialism
Oslo officials report after the general election Norwegians shift from long socialist rule. unofficial counts show a four party coalition winning a 19 seat majority in the 150 member Storting for four years.
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Oslo
Norway
Storting
Betsy Death Toll Shrinks as Louisiana Responds
President Johnson mobilizes aid and funds to hurricane torn Louisiana as coroner Chetta lowers the expected death toll from Betsy. White House sends 2 million for recovery, Youth Corps funds for debris cleanup, and USDA ships surplus food while Red Cross lists substantial housing and property losses.
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New Orleans
Johnson
Louisiana
White House
Department of Agriculture
Nicholas Chetta
Plaquemines Parish
Chetta
Plaque
Aberdeen Quintuplets Mark Second Birthday In Privacy
Aberdeen residents mark the Fischer quints James Andrew Mary Margaret Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine and Mary Ann turning two, with the family retreating behind a wall of privacy at a 17 room ranch home southwest of the city. The quints have avoided public display since birth as tourism and media interest waned.
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Fischer
James Andrew
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Mary Cathreiine
Mary Ann
Andrew J. Fischer
St. Lukes
Aberdeen
Fischers
Quints
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Montgomery County
LBJ
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Edward Paulhamus
Francis W. Bush Sr
Paulhamus
Mary Paul
Hood College
Juillard School of Music
New York City
Charles Conrad, Jr
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Peking
China
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Betsy
S B Turman
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co
Red Cross
ST Cap
South Dakota
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