No Charges Against Trooper Carroll Grand Jury To Hear Shooting Case
A Jefferson man was shot by trooper Daniel D Roderick after a pursuit ending in New Windsor. Wetzel refused cuffs as the trooper fought to arrest him, an autopsy was ordered, and no charges have been filed against Roderick. The case will go to the Carroll County grand jury in November.
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Westminster
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T. Bryan McIntire Jr
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Daniel D. Roderick
New Windsor
Roderick
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Johnson Signs School Aid Bill to Boost Education
President Johnson signed a bill allocating over 1 billion dollars in federal aid to elementary and secondary schools. He urged local officials and teachers to turn the law’s vision into real improvements for the nation's education system, noting the federal government cannot do the job alone.
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Three Children Die In Refrigerator Tragedy in Boston
A 5-year-old boy William Houlsen, his 3-year-old sister Ann Marie, and their 3-year-old playmate Joseph Cinelli crawled into the bottom half of a refrigerator in a yard behind a Boston appliance store. The door snapped closed sealing them inside while the store owner planned to move the unit after trade.
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Boston
William Houlsen
Ann Marie
Joseph Cinelli
School board to probe fatal TJ High accident
Frederick County school officials said the school system bears no responsibility for the Governor Thomas Johnson High School accident until turnover to the district. Superintendent Dr. John L. Carnochan announced the district will have the architect recheck all designs and a report will be given at the Oct. 6 meeting. The collapse fatally struck Donald R. Davis, 32, of Hollywood, Fla, and injured Charles H. Scott, 36, of Brunswick, as a concrete slab fell 20 feet onto workers at the site.
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Donald R. Davis
Hollywood
Fla
Charles H. Scott
Brunswick
Scott
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carnochan
Thomas Johnson
Henry A. Knott
Baltimore
Henry Powell Hopkins
Carnachan
Davis
Knott
Harold Chichester
Fort Detrick
Frederick County
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Frederick
Autumn Arrives Amid Warm Days and Rain Expected
Officials mark the first day of autumn at 2 06 a m as summer lingers with hot humidity. The Frederick County forecast calls for a cooldown with highs near 80 and scattered thundershowers into Friday.
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End of an Era Mt Airy Goes Dial Phone System Sunday
Mt Airy switches from manual to dial telephones at 1 05 am Sunday completing countywide automation. Dr Carl M Van Poole mayor, will dial the first call to retired chief operator Miss Gladys M Butler. Over 1500 customers with 2000 phones affected as new 829 prefix numbers appear in the directory.
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Carl M. van Poole
Gladys M. Butler
Miss Butler
South Main Street
Western Electric Company
Mr Airy Boy Suffers Severe Chest Cut
A seven year old boy identified as Walter Eugene Harmon Jr. of Mt. Airy is in critical condition at University Hospital in Baltimore after a four inch chest laceration. He was taken from Frederick Memorial to Baltimore for surgery, arriving about 6 10 p m Wednesday and remaining in the operating room until 7 30 today. The cause of the injury remains unknown.
City School Students To Be Shuffled
The sixth grades of Parkway and East Frederick elementary schools will move to West Frederick Junior High next fall to relieve overcrowding. Superintendent Dr. John L. Carnochan announced at a teachers meeting, noting Parkway ranks among the county’s most crowded schools with class sizes averaging 33 or more, and no space or teachers available for expansion. Bruce C. Claxton of Viers Mill, Montgomery County, whose child attends Parkway, pressed officials about bus-into-Parkway students and proposed reassigning some students to other schools to create room.
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West Frederick
John L. Carnochan
C. Edward Hamilton
Hamilton
Bruce C. Claxton
Viers Mill
Montgomery County
Claxton
Northside Drive
Frederick
Parkway School
Carnachan
Braddock
Butterfly Lane
Freder
Vatican approves schema on modern world problems
Vatican officials say the Vatican Ecumenical Council approved the general outlines of a schema addressing modern world problems including birth control and nuclear warfare. The vote was preliminary and the document will be rewritten. 2,200 prelates voted in St Peter's Basilica, with no count disclosed.
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Goldberg Addresses UN Session
United Nations New York AP Arthur J. Goldberg urged India and Pakistan to negotiate a lasting peace after the cease-fire ordered by the Security Council. He praised acceptance of the cease-fire and urged restraint and earnest efforts to establish permanent conditions for peace on the subcontinent. The U.S. pledged full cooperation with the council to aid a permanent settlement and strengthen UN supervision.
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India seeks renewed U S aid to counter China threat
Indian Ambassador Nehru told AP that India faces a long term threat from Red China and urged the United States to resume military aid shipments to bolster Indian defenses without awaiting new Chinese pressure. He said U S arms use by Pakistan worsens Indian ill will toward Washington and claimed Pakistan lost the India war. Nehru rejected a Kashmir plebiscite after 18 years and blamed China Pakistan collusion for diverting Indian forces. He noted the U S embargo on aid remains and awaits response as stock prices rose in heavy New York trading.
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Kashmir
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Red China
Guns On Frontier Silent Amid India Pakistan Cease Fire
After 22 days of bloody fighting a shaky peace settled as guns fell silent before dawn under UN auspices along the India Pakistan frontier. China pressed border pressure near Jelep Pass while Ayub Khan warned Kashmir must be resolved. UN experts rushed to supervise the cease fire.
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Pakistan
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Kashmir
Subcontinent
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Ayub
Security Council
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Sikkim-Tibet
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Eas
Confident Support for Oct 11 Redistricting Session
Frederich County leaders expect a reapportionment bill to pass the Maryland Legislature on Oct 11 though they anticipate changes. Gov. Tawes plans a special session to push the plan, which expands the Senate to 45 seats and trims the House of Delegates from 142 to 87.
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Annapolis
Chifton Vits
House of Delegates
Legislative Council
Senate
Tawes
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Nan
Supreme Court
High Court
General Assembly
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Council
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