Murder Trial Set For Oct 2 in Johnson Case
Kenneth B. Johnson, 27, indicted for murder in the death of his 42 year old wife Lucille Helen Johnson. A jury trial is scheduled for October 2 in Circus Court before Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Johnson pleaded not guilty and Edwin F. Nikirk was appointed to defend him. The July 29 death occurred at a tavern near Ridgeville.
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Kenneth B. Johnson
Lucille Helen Johnson
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Johnson
Nikirk
Ridgeville
Himal Washington
Schnauffer
E. Austin James
Washington
North Market Street
Washington House
West All Saints Street
Robert S. Rethenhoefer
Frank R. Hoy
Hoy
Vn Jal
Criminal Court
Joseph Milo
Samuel E. Oden
Green Valley Inn
Harry M Baugher
W. B. Wenner
Brunswick
William B. Wenner
Allen Warkwood Hunter
Robert Lee Young
Leroy Gibbs
George 3M Schmidt
East Fourth Street
Glenn Allen Craver
Lewstown
Snook's
Lewistown
David Gernand
LeRoy S Dolson
Gand
Colonial Music
Charles Ross Keenes
Donald A Day
Tessie M. Matthews
Swing Inn
Lynn T. Moore
Thomas .Andrews
TS. Michael
James E. Ricketts
Stet
Ricketts
John LeRoy Zarr
Zarr
New York
Glenn D. Butts
Lewis Riley
Elmer Jarvis
Michael J. Repko
Edward J. Dietz
Paul F. Hackey
Robert L. Speaks
Dorsey Bryan
Douglas L. Hahn
Russell F. Dennis
Motor Vehicle Appeal
Clarence J. Measel
Motor Vehi
City Man Killed In Pikesville Accident
David A. Hardman of 109 East Fourth Street died in an accident in Pikesville today. Baltimore County Police are investigating the construction job incident where Hardman was employed.
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David A. Hardman
East Fourth Street
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Hardman
Rape reported in Frederick County inquiry by state police
A 17 year old Littlestown girl says she was raped by three men on Shoe Maker road east of Emmitsburg after being picked up near Hanover. The incident, first investigated by Pennsylvania police, was later linked to Frederick County and is under ongoing local and state police inquiry with several suspects questioned and no charges filed yet.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Tfe
Henry S. Stafford
Earl F Tracey
Littlestown
Emmitsburg
Hanover
Shoemaker
Carrol County
Westminster
Beating and Robbery Reported Near Frederick
Police investigate a beating and robbery of William Edward Frazier 41 near Reich's Ford road. Frazier was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for facial injuries after two Black men allegedly attacked him and stole $35 when his car stopped on a private lane. The assault occurred about 730 pm but was not reported until 330 am.
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Frederick
William Edward Frazier
Frederick Memorial
Tie
Henry I. Stafford
Harry J. Frost
Frazier
Reich
Ford Road
Statewide Alert Ordered For Esther Hurricane
Governor Tawes placed Maryland on maximum alert as Hurricane Esther threatens the Eastern Shore and Baltimore City. Civil Defense officials warn of a terrible storm. Red Cross watch groups form in Salisbury and Baltimore. State Police National Guard Roads Commission and other units prepare to protect citizens as residents are urged to stay calm and monitor radio and TV bulletins.
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Baltimore
Gov
Tawes
Maryland
Esther Tawes
Office of Civil Defense
Washington
Baltimore City
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Salisbury
State Police
National Guard
State Roads Commission
Powell Heads Inter Club Council At Francis Scott Key Hotel
James E Powell Jr president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce was elected president of the Inter-Club Council at a meeting Monday evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officers include Lucille H Wolford vice president Mrs Ralph W Kuehne secretary and William Garner treasurer. The group urged action toward building a civic center in Frederick with a plan to be prepared by a committee and presented October 16. Representatives from multiple clubs attended. Houston area picked as Space Agency lab site for manned flight research in space.
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James E. Powell Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Inter-Club Council
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lucille H Wolford
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ralph W. Kuehne
William Garner
Frontiers of America
Inter-Club
Fredenck
Inter- Club
Civic Center
Austin Angleberger
Angleberger
Maurice L Guess
William Summons
James Dorsey
Song by Meredith Willson Aids U S Youth Fitness Plan
President Kennedy seeks to curb chicken fat in schools with a Willson composed calisthenics ballad. The 64 minute routine pairs Toe touches push ups and other moves set to a tune by the Music Man author. Willson offers the song free if civic groups fund 30000.
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Washington
Meredith Willson
Willson
Evry
Bil Whitman
Physical Fitness Council
Gale Winds Stir Up Bay Ahead of Hurricane Esther
Weather warnings issued as gale winds churn Chesapeake Bay ahead of hurricane Esther. Evacuations underway from Tangier Island to Crisfield, Md, with 83 foot Coast Guard Cutter aiding mainland transfer. NASA's Wallops Island Station locks down antennas and tracking radar to endure storm winds.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake Bay
Esther
Virginia
Delaware
Atlantic
Tangier Island
Crisfield
Coast Guard
Tangier
Lower Bay
Somerset County
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Delaware Bay
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island Space Station
Convicted Of Stealing Car From Lot
A Maryland motorist was found guilty in Magistrate's Court of unauthorized use reckless driving and running a red light after a stolen car incident on August 20 at the College and Dill avenues intersection. James D Witmer received a $100 suspended fine and forfeited collateral for reckless driving. He had no explanation for the theft, and the case was defended by Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr.
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James D Witmer
RFD 5
Paul W. Mossburg
Ralph Potts
College and
Dill Avenues
Cpl Mossburg
Witmer
College Avenue
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Johnnie Ross
Cleveland O
Ross
Charles Ro Twigg
Woodsboro
Vernon L Rhoderick
Frederick County
Rhoderick
Nathan A Dorsey
West Patrick Street
Dorsey
Carl W Wolford
Court Howe Park
Stanley Y Bennett Wolford
Baltimore
James W. Stockman
Claims rail stalling at IC C on B&O merger bids
Washington A P I report says New York Central accuses rival bidders of stalling hearings on Baltimore and Ohio control bid. Edward Wheeler for C and O says NYC presented a 197 page brief claiming 8234 million annual savings from a B and O Central merger, while C Q O claims 13 million.
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Washington
API
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Hearenss
Baltimore & Gio
Edward K Wheeler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central
C & QO
B&os
Hurricane Esther Aims at North Carolina Coast
Esther churns toward Cape Hatteras with winds up to 150 mph triggering mass evacuations from low lying areas. Warnings cover Cherry Point Virginia Capes to Cape May and Myrtle Beach to Cape May as tides rise and swells flood shores.
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Cape Hatteras
Esther
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Cherry Point
Virginia Capes
Cape May
N.J
Chesapeake Bay
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Iauthc
Morehead City
Coast Guard
Two Guard Divisions To Be Called Up
Two National Guard divisions the 32nd Infantry of Wisconsin and the 44th Armored of Texas will be called to active duty. Secretary of Defense McNamara planned a news conference to announce the action. The move, along with two other units, follows prior readiness ratings set in September 1964. The step could boost Army strength to 16 divisions and may presage moves to Germany for regular Army divisions now in the U.S.
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Washington
32Nd Infantry
Wisconsin
44Th Armored
Texas
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Notive
26Th Infantry
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Fennssl- Vania
National Guard
Germany
United States
Guard
Berlin
U S Urgently Seeks U N Secretary General Succession
Secretaries of State Dean Rusk and Ambassador Adlai Stevenson work to keep the United Nations from paralysis after Dag Hammarskjold’s death. They discuss Berlin crisis and Congo turmoil as the General Assembly considers a caretaker plan to bypass Soviet vetoes.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Adlair Stevenson
United Nations
Sovet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
Gromyko
Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Security Council
Secretariat
World Organization
Congo
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
Stevenson
UN Delegation Keeps Calm After Hammarskjold Crash
In Ndola a UN delegation led by Mahmoud Khiari works to advance Kai tango peace talks following Dag Hammarskjold’s death in a plane crash. The wreckage mystery prompts questions of sabotage, while a lone survivor, Lt Col Ben Mathek, notes possible pilot error as causes. A British inquiry headed by Col Maurice Barber investigates the crash.
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Ndola
Norther
Rhodesia
Kaitanga
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Mahmoud Khiari
Congo
Leopoldville
Hammarskjold
Britain
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Kalanga
Hammarskjeld
Ben Mathek
Leopoldvile
Harry Juben
Matlick
Coud
Maurice Barber
Central African Federation
Fhe
Ee N
Bjorn Egge
Severe Weather Edges Toward Frederick County From Hurricane Esther
Strong winds and heavy rain threaten Frederick County as Esther moves north along the Atlantic coast. Officials warn of 30 to 40 mph gusts, potential Chesapeake Bay motion, and worsening rainfall tonight with gradual clearing by Thursday if the storm does not turn inland.
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Frederick County
Esther
Mlantic
U. S
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantc
Bay
Frederick
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Dedication of Antietam Monument by Georgia Daughters
The Hall of Fame Committee of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia dedicates a monument to Georgia's Confederate dead at Antietam Battlefield at 11 am tomorrow. The event honors more than 5,000 Georgia troops who died at Antietam with attendees including Judge Mary H Gregory and several local Daughters officials.
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Hall of Fame Committee
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Georgia
Antetam Battlefield
Battle of
Antietam
Marland Invision
Ruby Duval
Annapolis
Mary H Gregory
Fitzhugh
Eee
Joseph Vona
Catherine Long
Annette Brosius
Charles Huff
Robert Bachman
Washhouse Burned on Mt Taber Road Farm Farm House
Fie leveled a washhouse on the Frank Keller farm near Myersville last night. Firefighters from Myersville arrived around 4:30 p m and Middletown was called soon after. The washhouse, about two feet from the Keller residence, caused an estimated $500 in damage with no injuries reported.
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Fie
Frank Keller
Mt. Taber
Myersville
Myersville Fire Company
Middletown
Keller
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Kenneth Johnson
Powell
Henry R Durell
James B Dorsey
Tumile H Welford
Ellis Tonik
Breakfast Optimists
American Association of University Women
Junior Women’s Club
Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club
Javeee Wives
Houston
Space Agency
Houston Texas
Laboratory
Manned Space Flight Research
United Ambulance
Sath
Market
Ilam
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clara Catsail
Taney
Run
Cyrile Adoula
Bataan
Golden
Colo
Arthur Wermuth
Wermuth
Jefferson County
Hazel
Antietam Monument
Ieawepa
Hanhives
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