Youth Guilty Of Slashing A County Man
A 2 year old youth was found guilty of slashing Robert Keeney with a broken beer bottle last month. Keeney, injured in the stomach and arm, aided by police, and the youth received a year suspended sentence in the House of Correction after a Magistrate Court hearing.
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House of Correction
John W. Klipp
Degrange Street
Robert Keeney
Singanore Road
Keeney
Klipp
Frank Klipp
Kipp
Quinn Road
Wiliam J. Newcomer
Byron W. Thompson
Keeney House
Robert Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Rainhouses County Weather Drought Ends With Storm
A late night thunderstorm halted a heat wave that topped 90 degrees for three days. Frederick saw only 0.05 inch of rain while the northern part received heavier precipitation. Monday's high reached 91, with cooler air coming and a forecast of upper 70s to 40s. Thursday may bring warmer readings and partly cloudy skies, rain now canceled.
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Mercury
Frederick City
Weather Bureau
Jewel Theft in Monte Carlo Grips Riviera
Reported theft targets a Clare jewelry shop in Monte Carlo. Robbers dressed in blue jeans entered the store and stole precious gems. Estimated value around 599000 dollars, possibly higher. Police investigation underway with clues from the incident outside the shop.
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Monte Carlo
Carlo
Riviera
Clare Jewelry
Do All Daddies Sleep 14 Hours a Day
A short question about paternal sleep patterns asks whether fathers routinely sleep fourteen hours daily, prompting discussion on rest hours, parenting duties, and work schedules.
Ex-Katanga staff chief arrested on treason charges
Elisabethville Katanga AP President Moise Tshombe announced Capt Mwamba, former Katangan chief of staff, has been arrested awaiting trial for treason. Tshombe said Mwamba acted against military orders and the president and will be tried by a military court. No public charges details.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Mwamba
Tshombe
U.N
Bjorn Egge
Norway
Egge
United Nations
Hospital Sued Over Death Of Actor Jeff Chandler
SANTA MONICA Calif APJ Actor Jeff Chandler's death last June led to a 1 5 million damage suit against Culver City Hospital doctors and others. The complaint filed Monday by Chandler's children and estate alleges negligence malpractice wrongful death and assault and battery naming six doctors 20 John Does and the hospital. Chandler 42 died after spinal surgery May 13 at Culver City Hospital following internal bleeding and a relapse from a brain infection. The suit seeks 300000 for the estate and 300000 for each daughter Jamie 14 and Pan a So far no comment from defendants and the hospital denied responsibility.
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Santa Monica
Calif
APJ
Jeff Chandler
Chandler
Marvin A. Korbin
Peter B. Samuels
Sam Galinson
Kenneth J. Richland
Alan M. Rosenberg
Milton
Lun
Simulian
Jamie
Pana
Marjorie
Auto Stolen From Front of Thurmont Home
State Police were notified this morning that the automobile owned by Daniel Watter Lind Jr. of Thurmont was stolen from its parked position early today. The salmon colored 1955 Chevrolet was reported missing from its front yard near Lind's home around 6 30 a m.
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Daniel Watter Lind Jr
Thurmont
Lind
Frederick Fair Opens With High Praise and Busy Grounds
The Frederick Fair opened with praise from judges calling it one of the best agricultural exhibitions in the state. A cool breeze and steady crowd marked the morning as officials expected a strong opening day and a financially robust week. Exhibits in farms and garden, pomiological and 4-H sections drew praise, with dairy cattle preparing for the National Dairy Show in Waterloo, Iowa. New exhibitors include the Wachter sisters. the Household building features record displays in art, photography, and 4-H. News noted strong 4-H judging, busy food stands, and a stray sick monkey treated by Dr. G W Green Jr. The fair runs amid high expectations for a peak turnout and solid exhibits despite a dry season.
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Frederick
Fairgrounds
Timonium
Dairy Ecallle
Waterloo
Iowa
Ray H. Smith
Ira Stert
Charles Jeri
Allie Messer
Russell Wachter
Wachter
Montgomery County
Fredérica Russell
John JF. Best Jr
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Tall Cedars
G W. Green Jr
Irving £. Staley
Farm and Garden Committee
Staley
Plan For Episcopal Checkup On National Council of Churches
DETROIT AP—The Episcopal House of Deputies approved an official checkup plan on operations of the National Council of Churches and sent it to the House of Bishops. Bishops then endorsed minor amendments to a reunion plan involving multiple denominations while affirming the council’s broader Christian dialogue. The council represents about 40 million members across 33 Protestant, Orthodox and non-Roman Catholic denominations.
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Detroit
National Council of Churches
Episcopal House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Congress
America
House of Deputies
United Presbyterians
Methodists
United Church of Christ
Council
Interdenominational Cooperation
Boy Trapped In Caye Dies In Ravine Collapse
In Baltimore County Archins area two boys aged 12 and 14 were buried when a six foot deep bank caved in while they dug a ravine. Larry Freeberg died at St Ayres Hospital. Garry Reudiger was in serious condition. Neighbors, police, and firemen joined the rescue, with Dr. James Fredericks performing mouth to mouth resuscitation on site and in an ambulance.
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Baltimore
Morday
Larry Freeberg
St. Ayres Hospital
Garry Reudiger
Archiins
Baltimore County
Douglas Wheeler
Laurie Donnelly
James Fredericks
Sales Representative For Grove Co. Dies
David LeRoy Lathan a longtime Grove Lime Company sales rep died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 2 30 am after a Sunday stroke. He was 67 a Beaufort County native who lived in Bath then Greenville and served 35 years with Grove alongside earlier posts with Naco Fertilizer and Onstow County agent. Survived by wife two daughters two stepchildren sister two brothers several grandchildren and great grandchild. Funeral Friday at Paul’s Funeral Home Washington with American Cancer Society contributions requested.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Flintkote Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David LeRoy Lathan
Beaufort County
N. C
Bath
N.C
Greenville
North Carolina
Grove Firm
Onstow County
Naco Fertilizer Company
W. R. Grace Company
Annie Gray Hodges Lathan
Robert Day
Thomas Smith
Richmond
Thomas Parnell
Chapel Hill
Carl Brite
U. S. Ai Force
Biloxi
Miss
Hilton Bowen
Heber Fp, Lathan
Kinston
Dennis Jr
Lathan
Springfield
Tenn
Stéat
Paul
Funneral
Washington
American Cancer Society
M. R. Etchison and Son
Pravda Publishes JFK Analysis From James Wechsler
Pravda printed a two column piece by James Wechsler of the New York Post analyzing President Kennedy’s stance on nuclear war and diplomacy. The article notes Kennedy’s willingness to seek negotiations while warning against defeat, and critiques his quick responses to domestic pressure.
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Moscow
Pravda Today
Kennedy
New York Post
Post
James Wechsler
Whrushchey
Wechsler
Communist Party
Pravda
Tzvestia
United States
Soviet Union
Comedian Fay Dies in California Hospital
Frank Fay, 63, once a Broadway comedian and radio star, died Monday night at St Johns Hospital in Santa Monica. A hospital spokesman said Fay died at 11 55 p m while in a coma from a rupture of the abdominal aorta. A doctor and nurse were at his side as Fay received last rites of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Fay
Santa Monica
Calif
Frank Fay
St. Johns Hospital
Monay
Wilson Ex Defense Head and GM Chief Dies at 71
Charles Erwin Wilson former president of General Motors and secretary of defense in the Eisenhower era died in his sleep at his Louisiana plantation. He was 71 and had lived in Bloomfield Hills Michigan with a son’s showroom nearby. He was known as Engine Charley for his leadership in war material production and later served in Washington during the Korean War.
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Detroit
Charles Erwin Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Wilson
Carnegie Tech
Giant
Automobile Company
Washington
Charley
Bloomfield Hills
Baton Rouge
Reporter Guilty of Slandering General Walker Convicted
In Augsburg Germany AP reports reporter Siegfried Naujocks of Overseas Weekly was convicted of slandering Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker. He was fined 3200 marks or 30 days in jail for claiming Walker had a brain tumor based on a medical report not produced in court. U.S. Army doctors found no tumor. The case followed a Walker complaint after a April Overseas Weekly report linked Walker to distributing Birch Society material. Market recovers in New York after Monday drop as trading stays active.
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Augsburg
Germany
Siegfried Naujocks
Edwin A. Walker
Naujocks
Walker
U.S. Army
Oversees Weekly
John Birch Society
Europe
Bruce C. Clark
Ex Army Chief Robert Eichelberger Dies in North Carolina
Ex Army Chief Gen Robert L Eichelberger, 75, former commander of the US 8th Army in the Pacific and West Point superintendent, died in Asheville NC after surgery and a hospital stay. He guided amphibious operations in the Philippines and led Allied occupation forces in Japan from 1945 to 1948.
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Asheville
N.C
Robert L. Eichelberger
Pacific
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Eichelberger
Philippines
Japan
U.S. Army
Douglas MacArthur
Malin Craig
Riedelberger
Sth
Australia
Tokyo
Philippine Islands
Atsugi Air Field
MacArthur
Buna
Ohio State
Siberia
Monty Returns From Red China Visit
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery returned from Communist China and declared a delightful trip. He said he visited Inner Mongolia and regions in north central and south China. Montgomery conferred with Chinese Communist party leader Mag Tze Lung and other top officials.
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Hong Kong
Viscount Montgomery
Communist China
Inner Mongolia
North
Central
South China
Communist Party
Mag ‘Tzelung
Soviets Reject Kennedy Disarmament Proposals
At the United Nations the Soviet Union criticized President Kennedy’s disarmament plan as incomplete. Moscow said the program fails to abolish arms or bases on other lands, and it seeks only limits on production and space launch activity. Gromyko signaled Moscow’s stance, promising a separate peace with East Germany and signaling no quick shift in policy.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
United Nations, N
U.N
Soviet Union
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
9 Nation General Assembly
United States
Communist Bloc
Gromyko
Park Avenue
East Germany
Germany
Nuclear Use Backed by Joint Chiefs and McNamara
Pentagon sources say the Joint Chiefs of Staff are united with Secretary McNamara that nuclear weapons should be used if necessary in a military clash with the Soviet Union. President Kennedy affirmed U S will respond with weapons as needed to defend freedom and vital interests, countering Sen. Smith’s critique.
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Washington
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Benin
Army
Navy
Air Force
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Kremlin
Berlin
Khrushchev
United Nations
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
U.S
Limnitzer Goke
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