Dates Set for Court Indictments of 23 Individuals
Trial dates will be set in the Circuit Courtroom for 23 persons indicted by the last week grand jury. Leading charges include eleven counts of gaming table profits against John C. Kreitz of Bitzer-Moore and others from Frederick Westminster and surrounding towns face crimes from assault to burglary and grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Kreitz
Bitzer-Moore, Inc
James Edward May
Westminster
May
Mt. Airy
Carlton I. Lee
Frederick
William E. Littles
Riverside
Calif
Elizabeth M. Wolfe
Roger W. Bowins
Clinton F. Nokes
Donald L. Poole
Leroy
Dodson
Bone
Charles G. Kegarise
Samuel Carlton
Keymar
David Lee Coleman
Union Bridge
Preston A. Patterson
James E. Boyce
Lester E. Hoy
Melvin A. Boyce
Charles D. Fisher
Robert J. Dipietro
Myra N. Dipietro
Lewin M. Strock
City Cuts Spending Amid Accounting Shift
Frederick city officials report a $3,000 reduction in operating costs this year versus 1963. Mayor Magaha highlights savings as maintenance and snow removal budgets rise to $236,332 and $13,697 respectively, with some line items moved to the Public Safety budget.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
Police Department
Department of Public Safety
Rain Totals 1.4 Inches Bans Remain In Effect
Water bans in Walkersville and Braddock Heights remain in effect after a weekend with 1.44 inches of rain. The reservoir break in Walkersville has not been repaired, keeping the water bank active. No rain is forecast for several days with highs in the mid 70s and northeast winds.
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Walkersville
Burgess Gilmore Trout
Braddock Heights Water Company
Truck Hits Hay Rake on Mountville Road
A farmer’s hay rake on Mountville road south of Mountville stopped a two ton truck driven by Thomas C. Brown 45 of Jefferson. The crash at 4:30 a.m. caused $250 damage to the truck with no damage to the rake. Paul C. Stup owned the rake and said it was on his property. no charges were filed. Trooper Roy J. Reed investigated.
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Mountville
Roy J. Reed
Thomas C. Brown
RFD 1
Jefferson
Paul C. Stup
Johnson Nominates Mrs Free
President Johnson named post master nominees to the Senate including Hilda B. Free for New Market Maryland and G. Mitchell Boulden for Elkton Frederick County Maryland. The nominations aim to fill vacancies in the postal service.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Maryland
Hilda B. Free
New Market
Frederick County
G. Mitchell Boulden
Elkton
Fort Detrick Blood Drive Sets 227 Pints Donated
Fort Detrick’s Bloodmobile visit on Friday raised 227 pints, nearly tying a local record and boosting the Frederick County Blood Program’s year to date to 765 pints across five visits. Of 242 attendees, 221 were civilians and 21 military. 15 were deferred.
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Frederick County
Fort Detrick
James A. Grove
Jhhairman
Red Cross
Monkey trapped in Hyattstown Fire Hall after 45 minute chase
Four Hyattstown volunteer firefighters pursued a roaming laboratory monkey for about 45 minutes inside the fire hall before trapping it under a garbage can and returning it to the lab that evening. A second monkey remains at large in the area near the barn across from the station.
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Hyattstown
Wayne Knott
Bedford Dodson
John Hawse
Francis
Buddy) May
Grotewohl, East German Leader, Dies at 70
Berlin AP reports Otto Grotewohl prime minister of East Germany died today after a long illness. He was 70 and had been ailing for years. The official ADN agency noted his illness but did not specify leukemia.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
East
Germany
ADN
Grotewohl
Bishops and Pope Share Authority Defined by Vatican
Vatican Ecumenical Council approves a plan defining collegial authority where bishops form a college with the Pope. The decree states bishops are successors of the apostles and the Pope is the successor of St Peter, finalizing a key step in De Ecclesia. The vote margin signals broad consensus among prelates.
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Vatican Cit
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter
Pet Show Winners Are Listed
A large crowd gathered in Baker Park for the 14th annual pet show sponsored by the Frederick County Humane Society. The highlight was a police dog demonstration by Dfe. Reed Thompson and Cpl. Paul W. Mossburg of the City Police Department. Proceeds aid humane work and the Animal Shelter.
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Baker Park
Frederick County Humane Society
Dfe
Reed Thompson
Paul W. Mossburg
Charles V. Main
Irene Kemp
Humane Society
Melvin Partridge
James Brown
Theodore Reeder
Aubry Dixon
Rex Elgin
Mary Neighbours
Muriel Baer
Ann Colbert
Bonnie Lou Cook
Diane
Jeff Angleberger
Gil Lescalleet
Senate Has Work But No Senators
Congressional leaders seek to assemble a quorum in both chambers to address six key bills before adjourning for elections. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield demands return of absent members while reapportionment remains a central issue. House quorum problems persist as members weigh campaign pressures.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Bombings hit church and home in McComb Mississippi
Police report bombings damaged the Society Baptist church and the home of civil rights worker Mrs Aylene Quin. A 2,000 to 3,000 crowd stoned a patrol car, injuring two Quin children, as SNCC and COFO condemn violence and urge peace. No arrests reported.
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Quin
Kathy
Jackie
Society
His Baptist
McComb
SNCC
Council of Federated Organizations
Teen-Age Writing Contest Offers Prizes Across States
Frederick News invites Maryland and Delaware high school students to enter the 7th Annual Teen-Age Writing Contest during National Newspaper Week October 11–17. Essays of 350 to 500 words explore press responsibility in campaigns. State winners earn 100 USD bonds. area winners receive 25 USD bonds. county runners-up get citations.
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Frederick News
Beig
Maryland- Delaware Press Association
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware Press Association
East Lombard Street
Baltimore 2
U. S
Baltimore City
De Gaulle Opens 27 Day Latin American Tour
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Caracas to begin a 27 day goodwill tour of South America. He was greeted with a large welcome and heavy security as his jetliner landed at Maiquetia airport escorted by four jet fighters.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Charles de Gaulle
France
Maiquetia
South America
U S Navy Sank Red Ships Reported by Tass
Tass reported three unidentified ships sunk in the Gulf of Tonkin by American destroyers after four vessels were picked up on radars and warning shots fired. McNamara said approaching craft disappeared before firing. Tass warned U S interference could have dangerous consequences.
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Moscow
Tass
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Wild fire devastates Calistoga with 35 homes lost
A fast moving Napa Valley blaze driven by 70 mph winds destroyed at least 35 homes in Calistoga and sparked new fires in Napa County communities. Police and firefighters evacuated most residents. Mayor Hanley sought state disaster aid as damage neared millions.
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Calistoga
Calif
Napa Valley
Kenneth Hively
Herbert Hanley
Edmund G. Brown
Hanley
California Highway Patrol
First Test For Big, New U.S. Bomber
Palmdade Calif AP America's newest and biggest bomber the XB70A roared into the sky for its first test flight. The 185 foot craft lifted after a 4000 foot run at 8 38 a m PDT with pilots Al White and Lt Col Joe Cotton aboard. The test plan aimed to stay under 900 mph and 35000 feet during the checkout loop.
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Palmdale
Calif
America
al White
North American Aviation Inc
Joe Cotton
Air Force
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