Magistrate Explains Decision In Horner Drunken Driving Case
Magistrate Edward D. Storm explains the sentencing in the Horner case noting the defendant was charged with operating under the influence of alcohol and that the manslaughter charge was dropped due to insufficient evidence. He discusses how authorities weigh charges before court and addresses readers who questioned the trial.
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Edward D. Storm
Robert Wesley Horner
Horner
Franklin Street
Storm
George William Martin
Airy
Homer
Nick Winger
Nicholas Yinger
Patrick Street
Frederick
Nes-Post
Nick
Potomac Synod Holds One Day Seminar at Hood College
About 50 ministers and laymen from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia attended a Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ seminar at Hood College Coffman Chapel. Rev Dr Frederick D Eyster welcomed participants and the leaders included Dr Alfred N Sayers Rev Kenneth Bishop and Rev Charles E Price who spoke on training for church membership and instructing youth and adults in beliefs. A worship service was led by Rev Robert D Myers of Harrisonburg Va. Lunch followed in the dining room.
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Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ
Hood Collese
Committee On Christian Education
Committee On Evangelism of the
Potomac Synod
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Frederick D. Eyster
Potomac Synod of the United Church
Robert D. Myers
Harrisonburg
Tax Exemption Arguments For Hood and Stronghold Heard
Hood College and Stronghold faced tax exemption hearings before the five member State Tax Court in Baltimore on Tuesday. Hood seeks exemption for land and buildings on the college farm and riding ring while Stronghold seeks to maintain 100 acres of exempt land including buildings at Sugar Loaf Mountain as part of the park operation. The supervisors objected noting potential tax relief changes under a new law and questioned whether the Hood farm and Stronghold buildings are necessary to their missions.
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Hood College
Stronghold
Baltimore
College Farm
West Seventh Street
Fairview Avenue
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Lumen F. Norris
Norris
Parsons Newmar
Hood College Board
Gorton Strong
Newman
Stronghold Organization
Stronghold Corporation
Cornelius Mundy
Lawrence B. Fenneman
Owen E. Hichins
John Wood Logan
Joseph A. Mathias
Lawrence F. Padowsky
Attorney Generals Office
James Rice
John F. Englebrecht
Marshall McCauley
Foley and Mathias trade charges at Frederick gathering
Republican candidates Foley and Mathias clashed in a Montgomery County debate, with Mathias accusing Foley of being among the nation’s biggest spenders and Foley countering he is among the top twenty three. Mathias cited a tax bill and Poage farm program as ruinous, while attendees at Hotel Frederick heard a workshop led by Gail Cuishall and a film on Nixon and Lodge.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Congress
John R
Foley
Mathias
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Maryland
Middle Atlantic States
Congressman Poage
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Frederick
Gail Cuishall
Walker Mitchelle
Richard M. Niacn
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mr. Mathias
Search Expanded For Missing Plane
In Shannon Ireland a search expanded for the three man crew of an American jet bomber missing after a Wednesday crash into the gale swept Atlantic. British American planes ships and merchantmen joined the hunt about 400 miles from Ireland despite two flare reports that proved inconclusive. The missing airmen carried full survival gear. the incident arose from a collision at 33 000 feet between the bomber and another aircraft en route from the United States to Britain.
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Shannon
Ireland
Atlantic
United States
Britain
Hospital Director To Resign From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Ethel Northam, longtime director of Frederick Memorial Hospital, has submitted her resignation effective February 22, after 15 years leading the institution. A Joint Governing Board committee will search for a successor, and the board expressed deep regret.
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Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A Kesman
Miss Northam
Womens’ Auxiliary
Northam
Frederick Memorial Hopital
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Joint Commission On
Iid
Storm
Joseph S
Plane crashes into dike after Boston flight
A plane returning from Boston crashed on touchdown, tipping onto its back and sliding 500 feet into a swamp. Seventy six passengers and crew were trapped, faces down in seats as rescue teams responded.
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Boston
Congo Army Chief Mobutu Seized Amid Power Struggle
Col. Joseph Mobutu announced the army would take over rule in the Congo after declaring neutralization of Lumumba and Kasavubu. Lumumba's spokesman said Lumumba remained in power as mobs cheered in Kinshasa while U N troops dispersed troops in European quarters.
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Congo
Leopoldville
The
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph
Mobutu
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Serge Michel
Col
Kasavubu
Abako Party
Michel
Senate
Leopold 1
Ghana
Soviet Union
Red
Young African Republic
Nixon Promises Balanced Labor Support in St Louis
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the International Association of Machinists in Kiel Auditorium he would not be 100 percent for any single group's program as president. He urged presidents to work for all Americans and not pit one group against another while urging labor support and referencing Eisenhower era gains for workers.
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ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
International Association of Machinists
America
United States
Nixon
Kiel
John F. Kennedy
Workers Plan Heckling Khrushchev Arrival
Dock workers plan to heckle Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as his Baltika arrives at New York Harbor for the United Nations meeting. An excursion boat will meet the ship off Pier 73 East River and 25th Street, with catcalls and anti-Communist banners prepared by the International Longshoremen's Association.
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NEW YORK +AP
Nikita Khrushche
New York Harbor
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Khrushchev
United Nations
Pier 73
East River
25Th Street
U. N
Baltika
Earshot
Gleason
Some County Barbers To Clip At One Dollar
North county barber shops plan to set haircuts at one dollar following a Penn Mermland Barbers Association meeting at the Thurman fire hall. Members from Fairfield Emmitsburg Taneytown and Blue Ridge Summit discussed raising prices with Emmitsburg already set to begin this week and Thurmont delaying until October 1. The group elected officers led by President Guy Emmisburg with Iver Thomas Sanders among attendees. A news meeting is scheduled October 27 at the Thurmont fire hall with all barbers invited.
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Penn-Mermland Barbers Association
Thurman
Association
Emimus
Frederick
Guy Emmisburg
Iver
Thomas Sanders
Blue Ridge Summit
Fairfield
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Sanunasville
Highfield
Thurmont
Winds Of Hurricane Dwindle Over Gulf Coast
Hurricane Ethel weakened to 80 mph as it moved inland toward Alabama and Mississippi. The 10 am advisory placed the center about 25 miles south of Pascagoula Mississippi, moving north at 12 mph. Coastal tides of up to 6 feet were forecast, with many residents seeking refuge inland. Two tornadoes struck near Springfield and West Bay Florida, causing damage but no reported fatalities. A boat capsized near the Mississippi River mouth leaving two missing.
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Mobile
Ala
Ethel
Gulf of Mexico
Alabama
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Pascagoula
Miss
Gulf
Mississippi Sound
St. Mark's
Fla
United States
Cral Defense
Red Cross
Gulf Strip
Florida
Panama City
Florida Highway Patrol
Hide Ishing
Springfield
West Bay
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Kennedy Campaign Draws Big NJ Crowds
Senator John F. Kennedy toured New Jersey with thousands cheering along sidewalks and crowds in Bergen Mall area. He told an outdoor audience that America cannot stand still in the eye of the hurricane as political changes sweep the world. Arrival at Jersey City featured a welcome sign and a caravan past parochial schoolchildren waving flags.
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Kennedy
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Bergen Mall
America
Jersey
Chiidren
Midlie School
Ike To Plan UN Talk At Camp David
President Eisenhower will work at Camp David this weekend on his United Nations General Assembly speech set for September 22. White House press secretary James Hagerty says Ike plans to depart Friday morning, travel by helicopter if weather permits, or by car, and return to Washington Sunday evening.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Catoctin Mountain
United Nations General Assembly
Camp ‘David
Thur Imont
Std
James C. Hagerty
White House
Notes By Code Clerks Are Missing
Defense officials testified that handwritten briefing notes for two American code clerks who defected to the Soviet Union are missing at the NSA but no evidence links them to espionage. Burke said notes possibly destroyed or removed. no equipment or documents missing. The inquiry also examined security clearance and sexual-propensity findings with no homosexual tendencies found. Market drifts lower as 1960s triple bottom questions linger.
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Washington
Defense Department
Soviet Union
J. Vincent Burke Jr
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Mexico
Cuba
Moscow
Burke
Martin
Mitchell
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Auive Lumumba
Kasai
NEA Telephoto
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