Police Capture Robber Near Rockville After High Speed Pursuit
A 26 year old Washington man named Harry Ray Robinson Jr was captured by city police after forcing entry to a car on U S 240 near Rockville and threatening the driver with a knife The victim John E Oxley Jr 27 of Rockville identified Robinson as the assailant Robinson fled toward the city and was located in a car on Bentz Street He reportedly took Oxleys wrist watch during the robbery Bond set at 10000 on a robbery charge For the second incident two cars collided at East Church Street and Chapel Allen While Mrs Charlotte Davis Red 6 Frederick said her brakes failed leading to an impact with Mazie Stephenss car Estimated damages amount to 200 Damages in a separate minor collision at North Market and West Third streets involved Sherman W Stull and Israel Extract with Stull charged for failing to reduce speed.
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Washington Negra
U. S. 240
Rockville
Montgomery County
Harry Ray Robinson Jr
John E. Oxley Jr
Oxley
Potts
Paul Mossburg
Bentz Street
Robinson
East Church Street
Chapel Alleny
Charlotte B. Davis
RED 6
Frederick
Mazie Stephens
Elm Street
Davis
North Market
West Third Street
Sherman W. Stull
RFD
Israel M. Extract
Detrick Plaza
Extract
Stull
Two Teens Charged Over Alcohol Possession in City
Two minors faced charges for having alcoholic beverages in their possession while three younger juveniles in their company were reprimanded and released. David Omer Kline of Elmira and Thurston Metzdy of Braddock Heights, both 18, were charged with possessing alcohol with Kline also charged with intoxication. Henry Ford Hane of this city faced intoxication charges in a different area. Cle tus William Fox of this city was charged with assault after his wife secured a warrant.
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David Omer Kline
Elmira
Kline
Thurston E. Metz Dy
Braddock Heights
Henry Ford Hane
Cletus William Fox
Archibald H. Rowan Dies at 82 in New Jersey
Archibald H. Rowan, 82, director of the Herbert Hoover mission relief program in the Baltic states after World War I and later an official of the Foreign Economic Administration, died Thursday in Princeton, New Jersey. Born in Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y., Rowan had a long career in relief and economic service.
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Archibald H. Rowan
Princeton
N.J
Herbert Hoover
Baltic States
Foreign Economic Administration
Rowan
Irvington-on-Hudson
Tawes To Attend Great Fair On Governor's Day Event
Governor J Mil lard Tawes will attend the five day Great Fair opening Tuesday amid record livestock entries and full commercial space sellout. Forecast calls for pleasant temperatures with little rain as officials plan Governor's Day luncheon and escorted tours. Children's Days Thursday and Friday feature schools, Granges and Homemakers clubs with bands, parades, and pony racing events.
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J. Millard Tawes
Rotarians
Granges
County Farm Bureau
Homemakers Clubs
Homemakers
Walkersville High School
Frederick High School
Fralinger Mummer's
Frank Wirth
U S Approach To Two Germanys Developing
U S policy on Berlin and Germany remains officially unchanged but reports indicate a more flexible stance may be forming. Washington weighs a possible East German role in Berlin access while Rusk and Gromyko pursue cautious talks on broader German and European security issues.
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New York
United States
Berlin
Germany
Heavy Fines Handed To Speeders
Two young drivers faced heavy penalties in Magistrate Stanley Bennett's court. Charles E. Green, 21, Frederick, was fined 200 after pleading guilty to speeding over 70 mph in a chase that topped 100 mph near Frederick. Leroy J. Duvall, 18, Mr. Airy, was fined 150 for drunken driving after a crash on Ball Road that damaged a cement wall. he also faces charges of minor in possession of alcohol and speeding merged into the DUI count. A third motorist, William H. James Letart of West Virginia, was acquitted after a judge ruled the car was not being operated while intoxicated.
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Charles E. Green
RFD 1
Frederick
Charles R. Twigg
Green
Braddock Mountain
TFC
Victor L. Guilmino
Myersville
Stanley Y. Bennett
Leroy J. Duvall
Airy
Ball Road
Robert H. McClear
Duvall
Edwin F. Nikirk
McClear
William H. James
Letart
James
West Patrick Street
Set
William M. Bopst Jr
Bopst
Suspect Held After Found Drunk Near Thurmont
An unidentified Black man was found intoxicated along Routes 15 and 81 near Thurmont and held at the County Jail after a pretended muteness. He received forehead laceration care at Frederick Memorial Hospital, then insulted Trooper William F. Davis at the jail and offered no other details beyond claiming he was beaten.
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Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William F. Davis
Ortonville High football player dies after game injury
An 18 year old Ortonville High School guard Joel Brown died Friday night from a head injury suffered in the first quarter of a football game. Doctors said the cause was a brain hemorrhage.
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Ortonville
Minn
Joel Brown
J.P. Karn
Two Foot Snowfall In Rockies
An autumn cold front drove into the midwest bringing 30s and severe weather. Up to two feet of snow blanketed the Colorado Rockies with lighter amounts in Utah and Wyoming. Snow drifts closed Yellowstone Park entries while New England coast stayed cloudy and chilly. Severe storms spawned three tornadoes in Wisconsin and hurt farms and livestock. Temperature lingered in the 30s from Montana to North Dakota and Minnesota, with 39 in Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
Upper Michigan
New Mexico
Colorado Rockies
Utah
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
New England
Maine
Rhode Island
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Montana
Colorado
Minnesota
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Sole Survivor Harold Julien Dies From Dag Hammarskjold Crash
NDOLA Northern Rhodesia AP Harold M Julien the sole survivor of the Dag Hammarskjold plane crash died at Ndola Hospital American guard died as investigators hoped he could provide clues to the crash cause His Cuban born wife Maria arrived after a long flight The victim list from Monday’s crash stood at 16 with the majority to be repatriated in hearse.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Harold M. Julien
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Julien
Maria
United States
Julian
Hammarskjold
Japan records air disturbance likely from Soviet test
Japan's Central Meteorological Agency reported a minor atmospheric disturbance detected Friday night in three observation stations. The agency said the disturbance could stem from a nuclear explosion of several megatons, possibly tied to the Soviet Union's 15th test, though it remained unclear if this was a new detonation or a reaction to the test reported in Washington.
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Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Auto Board Meeting Is Called
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers International Executive Board meets tonight likely signaling final carmaker talks. Ken Bannon seeks authority to strike GM as Walter Reuther flags action. local settlements may force a deadline and bring workers back. GM has 129 plants employing about 350,000. agreement reached at three sites. Ford Chrysler continuing under 48 hour notice.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers’ International Executive Board
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ken Bannon
UAW
Ford Department
Walter P. Reuwther
Union
General Motors
Gm-Uaw
Chevrolet Assembly
Kansas City
Hyatt
Clark
Bloomfield
International Union of Electrical Workers
Urge Nobel Peace Award For Dag Hammarskjold
Oslo based Arbeid erbladet urged awarding the Nobel Peace Prize posthumously to Dag Hammarskjold despite objections to honoring a dead man. The paper asserted a strong Nor wegian majority supports the posthumous prize through the Storting and the peace prize committee.
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Oslo
Norway
Arbeiderbladet
Dag Hammarskjold
Storting
Arm Cut Wounds City Employee Near Bentz Street
City employee Ervin Welly suffered a severe arm laceration after falling into a basement window on North Bentz Street Friday night. Officer Guy Himes assisted, an ambulance was called, and Welly was admitted to Fredericks Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Ervin Welly
North
Bentz Street
Guy Himes
Weltz
The
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Dr. Goodlow named United Appeal Fund chairman at Fort Detrick
Dr. Robert J. Goodlow director of Biological Research was appointed chairman of the United Appeal Fund at Fort Detrick by Colonel Carl S. Casto. He resides with his wife and three daughters in Middle Town after serving in World War II and holding degrees from Minnesota and USC. He announced a slate of vice chairs and pledged a hard working canvass to boost Frederick County’s 1961 campaign.
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Robert J. Goodlow
United Appeal Fund
Fort Detrick
Carl S. Casto
Dr. Goodlow
Grey Haven
Main Street
Middletown
U.S. Navy
Fleet Marine Service
Third Marine Division
Guam
Goodlow
University of Minnesota
Columbia University
Sigma Xi
American Society For Microbiology
Research Society of America
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
American Academy of Microbiologists
Gerald Beveridge
Paul C. Callan
Paul H. Teare
Phebe Summers
Frederick County
Dr. Goodliw
Casto
Two Brothers Escape Jail In Marion County
In Fairmont West Virginia two brothers escaped from Marion county jail by knocking down a deputy sheriff and slashing his ear with scissors. A wide search extended to the surrounding areas early today as authorities pursued the fugitives.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Soviet Troika Backfires as UN succession debate shifts
At the United Nations the Soviet drive for a three member board falters as Hammarskjold’s death leaves a vacuum. neutrals push for an interim secretary-general and a single chief, with candidates Mongi Slim or U Thant gaining traction while the US backs Slim. The shift reflects concern over weakening the UN and the need for strong leadership.
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United Nations
Khrushchev
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Moscow
U.N
General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Assembly
Kennedy
United States
Mongi Slim
U Thant
Burma
Marshall is JEK Choice For Judge
HYANNIS PORT Massachusetts President Kennedy reportedly will send an adjourning Senate today the nomination of Thurgood Marshall lawyer mastermind of Negro integration strategy as a federal appellate judge. Marshall longtime counsel for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People would be the second Negro appointed to a federal Circuit Court of Appeals. The first was Judge William Hastie who now sits on the appellate bench in Philadelphia. Reliable sources confirm a report that Kennedy settled on Marshall for one of the new Vacancies in the 3rd Circuit centering in New York. Some opposition appears certain as Senate Judiciary Committee head James Eastland D Mississippi opposes the integration cause Marshall has promoted in and out of courts. If not acted upon before Congress quits for the year the nomination will stand at the start of the 1962 session. Marshall has led the Negro battle for public school integration before and after the Supreme Court desegregation ruling of 1954.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
CAP
Kennedy
Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
3Rd Circuit
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
Dmiss
Congress
Supreme Court
Navy Flier Killed On Way To See Fiance
Navy Lt. Joseph F. Colangelo was killed when his single engine patrol plane crashed during an emergency landing at Savanna airport while en route from Moffett Field to Glenview. He planned to marry Nov. 25. his fiance Janice Pudlek awaited him at Glenview. Colangelo, 35, was the son of Dominic Colangelo of Alexandria Virginia.
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Savanna
Navy
Joseph F. Colaneio
Chicago
Savanna Airport
Janice Pudlek
Elmwood Park
Glenview Naval Air Station
Colangelo
Dominic Colangelo
Fontaine St
Alexandria
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Lynne Howard
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State Department
U. S
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Bennett
Wae
Edwin
Rockies
Dag
Auto Board
Ford
Urge
Detrick UA
Robert J. Goodiow
Rosemary Clooney
Jose Ferrer
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Rosemary
Monsita Theresa
Ferrer
Rafael Francisco
Miguel Jose
Maria Providencia
Gabriel Vincente
Troika
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