Hard Fist Rule Under Discussion in Moscow Talks
Soviet and Chinese Communist delegates failed to resume truce talks as Western observers doubt progress. Khrushchev and Kadar in Kremlin talks reported by Tass to cover Hungary’s economy, unity, and plans for further progress. The ideological rift between Moscow and Beijing looms over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Kremlin
Tass
Kadar
Soviet Union
Red China
Marks Trial On Charge Of Murdering His Wife
Cecil Clarence Marks, 31, of Frederick, went on trial in Circuit Court for first degree murder in the death of his wife Mary Ruth Marks, 22, on Feb 17. The state did not seek the death penalty. The case featured a separate trial request on the murder and breaking and entering charges. Prosecution and defense opening statements outlined separation, an argument ending in a fatal shooting, the couple’s little daughter, and Marks turning himself in after fleeing to a family home.
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Marks
Cecil Clarence Marks
Frederick
Fig
Mary Ruth Marks
Poole
Louis Boublite
Boublitz
Marvin R Moats
Harwood Rd
Halfway
Robert McCauley
McCauley
Moats
Harold
Purdham
Virginia Ave
Poote
Purdhams
Williamsport
Harold Mullenix
N. Locust ‘St
Pole
Cu ‘Arold ’. Purdham
Early Autumn Temperature Dip Across Regions
Last night temperatures dipped into early autumn ranges with Bridgeport at 52 degrees and Boonsboro around 50. The unseasonable cool spell marks a fourth consecutive day in the low 50s or high 40s, as readings rose to near 83 in some areas followed by a trace of rain. The Weather Bureau expects a return to the mid to upper 50s today and a trend toward warmer conditions tomorrow through Monday, with highs near the 60s and potential showers or thunderstorms Sunday and Monday bringing spotty rainfall.
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Bridgeport
Boonsboro
D. Paul Gswald
Weather Bureau
Man Wins Point But Not Freedom in Interstate Extradition
Robert L. Hern of Denver won uis but not liberty in Circuit Court. Arrested March 7, 1932, Colorado filed a detainer for parole violations and sought extradition hearing before Governor Tawes. Hearing granted and extradition approved, but Hern sought habeas corpus arguing rights were not fully granted. Judge McLaughlin noted interstate compact allows Maryland to turn over parole violators without a hearing. Hern removed from court by Sheriff Price.
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Robert L. Hern
Denver
Colo
Uis
Colorado
Millard Tawes
Hern
Henan
D. K. Mybaughtin
McLaughlin
Maryland
Herp
Charles Price
Greek Royalty Off By Plane For Homeland
LONDON AP Kuing Haut and Queen Frederika of Greece left by plane for Athens after a turbulent four day state visit marked by violent demonstrators. British security blocked all airport entries with barriers and police. Disturbances continued Thursday night as police clashed with demonstrators at Claridges Hotel during a farewell banquet for the royal couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kuing Haut
Frederika
Greece
Athens
Buckingham Palace
Paul
Claridges Hotel
Egabeth Wo
Prince Philip
Baltimore Legion Calls Impeachment Of Eight Supreme Court Justices
The Baltimore district American Legion adopted a resolution to impeach eight U.S. Supreme Court justices, including Chief Justice Earl Warren. Justice Potter Stewart singled out as not included. The vote was by voice at a 300-present meeting. The measure cites school prayer and Communist-linked rulings as grounds.
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Baltimore
U.S. Supreme Court
American Legion
Asmocs
Potter Stewart
Earl Warren
Samuel N. Baceala
Baceala
Jack Dykes
Supreme Court
Stewart
Committee To Select Delegate Soon
The Democratic State Central Committee will meet within two weeks to recommend a candidate for the vacant delegate to the General Assembly from Washington County. Five applicants seek the unexpired term: Gale B. Cahill Clear Spring Donald Newkirk Big Springs Page T. Otto Sharpsburg Dr. R. G. Harnish and Edward W. Godlove Hagerstown. The governor will appoint upon the committee’s recommendation.
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Democratic State Central Committee
General Assembly
Washington County
Chester F. Delphey
Herbert McElwee
Gale B. Cahill
Clear Spring
Donald Newkirk
Big Springs
Page
T. Otto
Sharpsburg
R. G. Harnish
Edward W. Godlove
King Calls For Filling Up City Jails Until Equal Rights
Danville Virginia police arrested and charged dozens of demonstrators amid a mass meeting led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and local leaders. King urged mass nonviolent demonstrations to push for equal rights, threatening to fill Danville's jails until Negroes secure full civil rights. The protest focused on ending segregation and demanding robust federal action.
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King
Danville
Harry Nash
API
Thel
A. M. Aiken
Rev. L. W
Tobacco Center
Danville Corporation Court
Chase
Martin
Southern Christian
Luther King Jr
Iocal Nugrovs
Virgil Wood
Lynchburg
Secure Equal Rights
Imarcllers
SCLC
Si| King
The
York
Washbody
Ington
Natian
Congress
Hall
Daniel Aaron Foss
New York
Virginia
Samuel Shariah
Montgom
Ala
AL @ news comercice caer
iKing
Sirong
IBank Debits Show Increase in Hagerstown Area
Debits in Hagerstown rose sharply with six month totals around 346 million for 1963, up from 310 million in 1962. The State Reserve Bank report notes broad gains across major Maryland cities, with 12 percent higher debits than June 1962 in some locales while Frederick and Cumberland show varying increases and officials state conditions remain steady.
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Hagerstown Bank
Corres Solshary
Frederick
Baltimore
Cumberland
Federal Reserve Bank
Gene McCain
Richmond
Generperse
Cars Damaged In Collision At Church and Nottingham
Richard A. Hess twenty of Hancors ran a stop sign at Church Street and Nottingham Street yesterday, colliding with Nevin E. Malleck of Maugatsville who was crossing the intersection. Hess was charged with failure to stop at a stop sign.
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Richard A. Hess
Hancors
Church St
Nottingham Sd
Hess
Church SL
Nevin E. Malleck
Maugatsville
Weather and savings boom in Washington County
A regional weather summary notes fair tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions, while West Virginia expects clear skies and higher temperatures. In Maryland, savings deposits across Washington County rose by over 5.7 million dollars in six months led by First Federal, Home Federal, and local banks, with total savings nearing 45.7 million. Local banks report varied gains, Keedysville and Hancock showing declines or modest rises, while Hagerstown institutions drive the overall increase.
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Mildred Heess
First Federal Grten Banks
Tingerstown
Savings and Loan
Heesa
Pennsylvania
Franklin Miler
Seave
Washington Coun
Nome Pederal Say
N. Harsh
Washington County Savings Bank
Miller
Willirt
Corpecaso
la Ae Ee
First Federal
Home Fed
Hagerstown Bank
Hagers
Faw J
Boonsboro Bank
Citilgedt
Crease
Near-Ens Bank
Keedysville
Han
Savy-Cock Bank
Peoples National
Ings
Washington County
Hancock
Sharps- Home Federal
Farmers
Merchantsburg Bank of
Timeland
Riots Prompt National Guard Return to Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland National Guard troops were ordered back after hours of racial rioting left six white people wounded. Gov. Tawes announced the action following a meeting with the adjutant general and State Police superintendent. Three off duty guardsmen were among those shot as 25 demonstrators staged a sit-in at a segregated lunchroom. Police arrested 12 people, including one black, two white.
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National
Thew
Frank D. Tavallero
John Busla
Tavaliere
Avi Busta
Busta
Cambridge
National Guard
Odell M. Sutth
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Tawes
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State
David K. Poole
War
Nermak
Legion
Dansville
Ibank
Hagerstown
Cap Wireptiotoy
Washington
Allegany and Warnet
West Virginia
Heri
Sarmases
Nicodemus National Bank
Citizens Bank of
S. Stotlelmayer
lMowever
Ile
Stottlemyer
Magerstown ‘Trust Co
Keedyavita Bank
Justice Department
Gav. Tawes
Cambridge, Md
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