Larry Lord Motherwell Dies After Heart Attack in Prison
Larry Lord Motherwell, long linked to the high profile case of the murdered rich widow Pearl Putney, died of a heart attack in San Quentin at age 48. The once notorious figure, famed for court fever in Downieville, had faced murder and multiple other charges linked to a nationwide traveling life with Mrs. Putney.
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Larry Lord Motherwell
Rich Widow
San Quentin
Calif
California
Sierras County
Con
Motherwell
Larry
Lord
San Quentin Prison
Washington, D.C
Moth
Downieville
Pearl Putney
Mrs. Putney
Washington
Florida
Las Vegas
Female Terrapin Named Symbol For Maryland Traffic Safety
The Maryland House approved a state traffic safety symbol a female terrapin named Mary Terri Ping. Gov. Tawes suggested the first name, and 185 billboard commitments support the campaign. Supporters say the symbol represents caution and driver safety while critics note a light precedent from a grandmother’s question.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Mary Terri Ping
House
Dels
E- Tomer White
D - Wicomico
Del
Charles H. Wheatley
Nbaltu
Motor Vehicles
White
Rostrim
Russell C. Hickman
Worcester
Maryland Fed
Tawes
William Houck
Frederick
Wheatley
de Wheatley
Local Obituaries Highlight Knode and Campbell Families
Obituary notices honor Winton Ernest Knode of Boonsboro and Edwin Chester Hall of Norfolk, with surviving spouses, children, and multiple siblings listed. Details cover birthplaces Rohrersville and Franklin County, church and club memberships, and final rites at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with services in Boonsboro Cemetery. Additional notes mention viewing times and family visitation, plus connections to Hagerstown, Hyattsville, and Takoma Park.
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Winton Ernest Knode
Ellen Strand Knode
Boonsboro
Robert J. Shifler Jr
Rohrersville
Howard Knode
Hagerstown
Alle Haller Knode
Mt. Nebo Eub Church
Virgie Kelflest Eliott
Franklin County
Hyattsville
Robert Campbell
Bonnie Speak
Glen Eliott
Walters Funeral
Takoma Park
Edwin Chester Hall
Norfolk
Myrtle Johnson Hall
Sharpsburg
East Funeral Home
Joseph Downs
Harry C. Kettler
Prayer Today and Obituary Note for Mrs Thelma Campbell
Prayer asks eternal wisdom and grace to honor God in daily work and life. The message references Mrs Thelma Campbell 50 of Hyattsville and mentions her death Sunday morning, with tribute to her family and church connections, noting minister Charles M Crane of Wilmette.
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Thelma Campbell
University Blvd
Hyatts-it
Amen
Jill
Haries M
Crane
Wilmette
Wilmette Parish
Moss Methodist Church
Staley Receives Dickinson College Scholarship
Gregory Alan Staley, son of Mr and Mrs George W Staley of 1004 View St, was awarded a Dickinson College scholarship. Nort Hagerstown High School guidance counselor Irene Andrews announced the award. Staley, a senior, plans to study law and is active in the band, orchestra, honor society, Honor Club, Key Club, yearbook advertising staff, and has served as a counselor at the Washington County Outdoor School.
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Dickinson College
Gregory Alan Staley
George W. Staley
View St
Irene Andrews
Nort Hagerstown High School
Gregory
Washington County Outdoor School
Man who took daily cold bath dies at 95 in London
Sir Guy Dain, longtime British Medical Association chairman from 1943 to 19, a key negotiator for doctors during the postwar creation of the National Health Service, died at 95. He retired in 1960 after a life built on daily routines including a 6:30 a.m. cold bath, pushups, knee bends, and garden digging. Cause of death not announced.
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London
Guy Dain
Dain
British Medical Association
National Health Service
Defense Arguments in Mossler Murder Case
In Miami a defense contends there was no need to kill Jacques Mossler, arguing no illicit love bond between Mrs Messler and her nephew Powers justified the murder of the multmillionaire husband. Circuit Judge Schulz weighs dismissal of first degree charges as trial nears conclusion in the 1964 bludgeoning and stabbing case.
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Miami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Mossler
Powers
Melvin Lane Powers
George Schulz
Messier
Jacques
Messler
Ioan
Temperature fluctuations reported in Bridgeport and Boonsboro
Bridgeport registered 40 degrees Monday then cooled to 32 overnight and rose to 35 by 7 am per substitute observer Lawson Wolfinger. Boonsboro climbed to 39 degrees Monday dipped to 3a during the night and rose to 39 by 7 am per observer J Howard Beckenbaugh.
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Bridgeport
Lawson Wolfinger
Boonsboro
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Boonsbara
Local News Publication Rates and Contacts
The notice lists publishing details for the Daily Ma Tye Samet Mat at 284 Summit Ave Hagerstown with pricing for various regions. Rates include 20 cents per week, monthly and yearly options for Maryland Washington DC and general states, along with Associated Press rights indicating exclusive usage by the paper.
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Summit Ave
Hagerstown
Lass Miny
Carrley
Toall
Wet
D.C
Ned
Penna
W. van
Geenonin
Associated Press
Sepusll, Wa
Sa Cecor
U S Air Cavalrymen Decimate Red Company in Vietnam
U S air cavalrymen and Vietnamese troops decimated a Communist company in Bong Son sector while Marines and Vietnamese pressed the Viet Cong 1st Regiment farther north. Marines claimed 415 enemy killed, 6 captured, nearly 100 weapons seized. operation linked to a broader offensive across two northern provinces.
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Thomas A
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Bong Son
Hur
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
V.S. Ast Air Cave
Freethought Society Seeks Court Review on Church Tax Exemption
In Annapolis the Freethought Society of America asks Maryland's Court of Appeals to remand church property tax exemption cases to Baltimore City Circuit Court for new evidence. The high court earlier upheld exemption legality, while the society argues secular welfare activities by churches could be separable from religious activity. The motion challenges the constitutional ruling and seeks to present evidence distinguishing religious from secular church activities.
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Annapolis
Freethought Society of America
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Leonard Kerpelman
High Court
Baltimore City
Kerpelman
Lemoin
Marie Cree
Mony
Maryland
Space chief says U.S. and USSR moon effort on thin ice
James E Webb head of the space program warns U S and Soviet Union moon mission cooperation faces fragility. The Coast Guard plans vermilion iceberg painting for the year as part of its international ice patrol. The Amar h an Legion awards Leonard H Goldenson of ABC its 196s National Commanders Award. President Johnson appeals to all Americans to give generously to the Red Cross.
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Associated Press
James E. Webb
U.S
Soviet Union
Coast Guard
Amar+han Legion
Leonard H. Goldenson
American Broadcasting Co
Johnson
Red Cross
Stock Market Rally Moves Into Third Day
NEW YORK AP The stock market rally extended to a third straight session with heavy trading. Steel shares mostly steady despite U S Steel revisions, while Crucible Steel rose amid control struggles. Boeing jumped on 2 for 1 split plans, Raytheon surged, and Fairchild faced sharp profit taking. Large tech and transport issues varied with Motorola, Zenith, United, Eastern, and Douglas moving modestly.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Crucible Steel
Studebaker
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
American Telephone
Jersey
Standard
Boeing
E Raytheon
Fairchild Camera
Motorola
Zenith
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
Douglas Aircraft
CBS
Veteran actor Jonathan Hale dies by own action in Woodland Hills
Hollywood AP reports 74 year old Jonathan Hale, famed for portraying Mr. Dithers in Blondie, was found dead at Motion Picture Country House in Woodland Hills. Police say death was self-inflicted after period of low mood and treatment.
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Hollywood
Setor
Jonathan Hale
Mr. Dithers
Motion Picture Country House
Woodland ‘Hills
Haspi
Hay C Flippen Returns To TV After Amputation
Hollywood AP reports actor Hay C Flippen, 65, returns to action on NBC Western The Virginian after right leg amputation from gangrene. He required a prosthesis, worked with UCLA hospital, and filmed Wolves In Front, Jackals Behind with a blanket over the legs.
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Jay C. Flippen
Hay C. Flippen
Hollywood
Jay
Flippen
Haven
Little Rock
Ark
Cat Ratlon
Ruptured Men Get $4.95 Gift for Trying This
In Kansas City Missouri an improved method for holding ruptures is promoted as unobtrusive and comfortable. The device claims to avoid leg straps elastic belts or body springs and has helped many ruptured men and women over the past year. Customers say it holds easily and is surprisingly effective after trying it.
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Kansas City
Free 30 day trial of Invention truss offer
Physicians' Appliance Company advertises a 30 day trial for an invention truss. Readers are invited to request eight separate trusses at a gift price, with a free descriptive circular and delivery to 515 W. 75th St Kansas City Missouri 64114.
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Physicians’ Appliance Company
Koch Bldg
W. 75Th St
Kansas City
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