Open Criminal Trials Oct 9 in Circuit Court
Circuit Court opens October 9 with 12 cases. Several prisoners were arraigned and trial dates set. October 10 covers manslaughter cases of Carl W Seifert and Joseph Parks. Other defendants pleaded guilty or not guilty to forgery, larceny, and related charges with trial dates on October 9 and 11.
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Circuit Court
Carl W. Seifert
Joseph Parks
Baltimore
Merton
B. Gorsuch
John D. Wilt
Unionville
Stevens
Andrew R. Stevens
Raymond Thompson
South Market Street
Thompson
Route 240
Jesse McDonald
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Malcolm Ridgely Baer
Martin Joseph Reilly
Garland Forrest
Brunswick
Rowen Claudill
Lewistown
George Murphy Siegall
Guardian Hose
Geo.urphy Stegall
Aymond T. Kelly
Cleveland T. Grove
Calvin Franklin Wise
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Phillip Tracey
Mr. Sheffield
Maynard Worth Draper
Charles Lee Brown
Lee Holland
Carlton Lee
Lee
Three Montgomery County inmates granted continued status
Charles Harry Baugher Alban Meredith Barthlow and William Lawrence Ingram were ordered continued. All three are serving sentences in Montgomery County. Stexie’s attorney Edwin F Nikirk requested no trial dates for criminal appeals and said the docket will be called after criminal trials conclude. Nikirk warned trial of charges against Seifert and Parks may span more than one day. He noted limited human trials of a lab vaccine show a threefold reduction in mumps among the vaccinated, though not 100 percent protective. The Lederle Laboratories vaccine by Dr Victor Cabasso aims at immunizing large groups in close quarters such as schools camps institutions or the military.
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Charles Harry Baugher
Alban Meredith Barthlow
William
Lawrence Ingram
Montgomery County
Stexie
Edwin F. Nikirk
Nikirk
Seifert and Parks
Victor Cabasso
Lederle Laboratories
Lederle
Commercial Vaccine To Prevent Mumps
Development of a commercial vaccine against mumps was announced today in Washington by the National Institutes of Health. Lederle Laboratories in Pearl River, New York produced the vaccine for commercial distribution. Dr Karl Habel of NIH said the product, like its laboratory predecessor, was grown from virus in hatching eggs.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
NTH
Pearl River
N. Y
Lederle Laboratories
Karl Habel
NIH
Advisory on mumps vaccine immunity and revaccination
An official notice states the mumps vaccine is not recommended for routine childhood use because it provides only about a year of immunity and requires yearly revaccination, making routine prevention impractical.
Foster Succeeds Hoffman As ECA Administrator
President Truman accepts Paul G. Hoffman’s resignation as administrator of the Economic Cooperation Administration and names William C. Foster to succeed him. Hoffman plans private life and a Ford Foundation post. Truman praises Hoffman's leadership and the ECA’s usefulness.
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Hoffman
ECA
Washington
Truman
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
William C. Foster
White House
Ford Foundation
Frederick News Summary 1966 September 26
The Frederick News reports events and notices from September 26, 1966, including local happenings, brief updates, and community notices affecting residents of Frederick, Maryland. Details focus on civic matters, local organizations, and public affairs of the period.
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Maryland
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Frederick, Md
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