Father Sentenced For Incest In Maryland Court
A 40 year old father of eight was found guilty in Circuit Court of carnal knowledge of his 13 year old mentally retarded daughter and sentenced to two years in the Maryland House of Correction. Judge Ralph E. Shure retroactively applied the term to May to credit time already served in Frederick County Jail. The judge condemned the offense as serious, stating alcohol is no excuse.
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Circuit Court
Maryland House of Correction
Russell Edward Rippeon
Ralph E. Shure
Rippeon
Frederick County
Shure
Michael
T. S
Ruth Michael
Edwin Nikirk
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Nikirk
Thomas Anderson
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Equity
E. Austin James
James
Robert
Rothenhoefer
Rippeen
House of Correction
Disciplinary Action Of 2 Withdrawn
Washington AP The Army withdrew disciplinary measures against two officers linked to filming a Jack Paar show at the Berlin barrier after a re investigation found no wrongdoing. Col John R Deane Jr of San Francisco had a formal admonition removed, Lt Col Dallas W Hoadley of Baltimore was reassigned within Europe.
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Washington
Army Today
Jack Paar
Berlin
Army
Europe
Bruce
Clarke
U.S
John R. Deane Jr
San Francisco
Dallas W. Hoadley
Baltimore
Deane
2Nd Battle Group
60Th Infantry
Hoadley
Heidelbere
Paar
Information Division
McCone Succeeds Allen Dulles as CIA Director
President Kennedy named John A. McCone former Atomic Energy Commission chairman to replace Allen Dulles as CIA head in November. McCone was introduced at a Newport Naval War College meeting, where Dulles said he would retire after eight years directing the agency.
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Newport
R.I
Kennedy
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Dulles
Naval War College
Autopsy Planned In Jail Death
Francis W. Barker a Brunswick man, 38, died in Frederick County Jail while awaiting trial on a disturbance charge. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause, with Sheriff Horace M. Alexander noting natural causes suspected. Barker had been under jail physician care and his trial had been postponed due to illness. Local ambulance aid arrived as Barker worsened, dying shortly before the medical examiner reached the jail.
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Francis W. Barker
Frederick County
Barker
Brunswick
B. O. Thomas J J
Horace M. Alexander
A. G. Bourne
James Capiio
Bourne
Dr. Thomas
United
Alexander
Hope For Tax Cut Fading
Washington AP reports fading hope for a 1962 tax cut as Congress stalls in a prolonged session. The Ways and Means Committee plans an early 1962 push to craft a limited reform bill aligned with President Kennedy, but party divisions and election campaigns loom, delaying broader tax overhaul beyond 1963 at the earliest.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Motors Lead the Market Rally in New York Trade
Motors and other industrials led a moderate advance this afternoon in New York as investors pushed stocks higher amid steady trading.
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Motors
New York
Tawes Lauds Maryland Economic Development Agency
Governor Tawes credited Maryland's new Department of Economic Development with helping create 2,000 jobs and an $87 million payroll. He cited its role in attracting a $61.8 million investment, a $4 million plant, and 1,000 jobs, plus the formation of 10 county groups and the Development Credit Corporation as it pursues federal aid for underdeveloped areas.
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Gov. Tawes
Maryland
Department of Economic Development
Frederick Retory Club
Rosarians
Io Pidence
Economic Developmen Agency
Development Credit Corporation
Economic Opment
Mary
Congressman Bob Wilson To Speak At GOP Rally Date Set
Congressman Bob Wilson will headline the GOP Club of Frederick County fall rally at West Frederick Junior High School on October 14 starting at 6 38 p m. He is a longtime public servant and member of many civic groups and committees including the National City and 20 30 Club, Rotary, Kiwanis, and Fleet Reserve.
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Bob Wilson
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
G.O.P. Club
Frederick County
West Frederick
Joan A. Derr
Wilson
Dwigger
Congress Section
Rep
Wilson Slee College
Ior Chamber of
San Diego
Meni Chula Vieja
Ry Wilson
Legion Polks
First Baptist Church of
Chula Vista
Washington
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
Fined 150 for Passing Bad Checks in Magistrate Court
A 25-year-old magazine salesman, James J. Hay Panamus XN. J., was found guilty on four bad check charges. He received 150 days in jail in lieu of a 150 dollar fine on three counts and had a 30-day sentence for another. Restitution totaling over 180 dollars was made. Sentencing on three charges was delayed for FBI information.
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James J. Hay Panamus
XN. J
Haver
Byron W. Thompson
F.B.I
Henry J. Stafford
FBI
Pennminton
Hasi
Reginald Mr. Winpister
Braddock Heights
Nno
Vicki Sue Stinnett
Doys
Five Day Forecast With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
A five day outlook shows warming Thursday and Friday with higher than normal highs. Scattered showers are possible Thursday and again Monday. Expect normal highs from 70 to 76 with mountain lows around 40.
Governor Visits Frederick Fair on Second Day
Governor J Millard Tawes visits the Frederick Fair as 1960 attendance rises beyond opening day. Comptroller Louis Goldstein tours nearby and lunch guests include Rotary Club officials. Farm and Garden top prize goes to DeLauder for a comprehensive exhibit worth 100 dollars. Livestock judging continues and Grange wins blue ribbon in the Our Blessings of Liberty theme. Attendance reaches about 2 600 with show extending to Saturday.
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Frederick Fair
J. Millard Tawes
Fairgrounds
Fair Board
John T. Best Jr
Louis Goldstein
Court House
Francis Loch Key
Rotary Club
DeLauder
Robert DeLauder
RFD 1
Jefferson
George H. Droneburg
RFD
Frederick
Ballenger Grange
Manor
Congress Closes Shop After Long Lethargic Session
Congress wrapped up the 1961 session with about 92.5 billion dollars in appropriations, a peacetime record for length at roughly 19 hours of debate. Senate leaders criticized adjournment as they passed a Treasury tax move and addressed Kennedy Frontiers program items while planning for a 1962 restart.
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Sena
Wong
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House of Representatives
Dirksen
Congress
White House
Treasury
du Pont
General Motors
Kennedy
Moon
Tanker Potomac Explodes Off North Carolina Coast
A Navy tanker named Potomac exploded while discharging aviation fuel near Morehead City North Carolina. One person was killed and at least 21 injured with others missing as fires raged for hours around fuel tanks holding more than 10 million gallons. Coast Guard used foam and water to fight the blaze while crews evacuated and witnesses described a wall of flames.
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Morehead City
N.C
Coast Guard
Potomac
P.C. Newton
Montauk Point
N.Y
Stanley
Four Oaks
N. C
Ed Early
Winston-Salem Journal
Newport River
Beaufort
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
Seymour Johnson Air Fore
Goldsboro
Wallerichs
Japanese Diet Opens In Special Session
Tokyo AP reports the Japanese Diet opened a special session amid division over a violence curb bill. The lower house pushed the measure this spring amid turmoil as Speaker Ichiro U was blocked. the bill stalled in the upper house and faces new resistance.
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Tokyo
Home voices peace without victory in U N talk clash over Berlin
Lord Home urges both sides to renounce victory and pursue negotiations through the United Nations. He condemns Soviet coercion and calls for three pathways to peaceful coexistence, including negotiation and treaty respect, while insisting on free access to West Berlin. The British leader backs Kennedy’s disarmament proposals and a multilateral framework for renewed talks.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Khrushchev
Troika
Dag Hammharskiold
Lord Home
Berlin
West
West Berlin
Kennedy
Security Council
U.N
Hundreds Die in Tibetan Camp Report
AP dispatch from Darjeeling cites Lobsang Changha a 57 year old Ladakh citizen who says hundreds died recently in a Chinese concentration camp near Lhasa Tibet. He blames starvation and notes inmates include Chinese officials Tibetans collaborators and monks. He was detained after leaving Chapchi camp last July.
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Darjeeling
India
Lhasa
Tibet
Lobsang Changha
Ladakh
Chapchi
Lobsane
China
Sinkiang
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Ballenger Creek Pike
J. J. Murphy
Vienna
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