Teenage Girl Killed in Brunswick Crash Leaves Four Hurt
A Saturday night Brunswick crash on Lauder Toll road killed an 18 year old girl and injured four others. Frances Rebali Jane Cooper died after a head on collision as Paul Kline Wilson, 17, Smithsburg, sped west on Souder Road. Passengers Bonnie Schaeffer, Barbara Schaelter, and Stephen Leatherman were hospitalized with serious injuries. Authorities say Kline failed to stay right of way, the car hitting a tree head on. charges await for driving irresponsibly.
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Brunswick
Aid
BK. Wo Ritia Jr
Wanherlington County
Frances Rebali Jane. Cooper
Stanley Cooper
Potomac St. Brunswith
Frederick Hospital
Barbara Au Schaelter
Ronnie Schaellar
Howe
Frederick
Kline Sai
Souder Road
Prooper G. Th Smith
Frederick Barracks
Vatican birth control report hints at church split
The Vatican birth control commission faces a split over pills versus rhythm methods. Pope Paul VI urged a full report after the current session, signaling a push to address divides within the church on contraception policy.
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Pope Paul VI
Youth Dies From Injuries In Auto Crash
Waynesboro area 18 year old James Monroe Suively Jr of 233 Mulberry Street died after a one car crash near Waynesboro on Saturday morning. Initial injuries listed included cerebral concussion and spinal injuries. Coroner Manges said an autopsy was conducted. Three other passengers remained in fair to serious condition, including Dorothy Belinder 27 Gettysburg with a fractured skull and Brailes Lin County residents with facial and jaw injuries. The crash occurred at 3:20 am about a mile north of Waynesboro.
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James Monroe Suively Jr
Mulberry
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Waynesboro Hospital
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Manges
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Salt
Syivelyney
Dorothy Ty Belsnider
Gettysburg
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Muedecker
Eugene
Lon “Yinvbers
Here
Doctor Sees Kidnapper as Sick Man in Chattanooga
Chattanooga physician Dr. Robert G. Tenios said the kidnapper James Pickens Davis Jr. is not a criminal but a sick man. Davis, 37, held four family members hostage during a high speed robery escape in North Georgia, facing federal robbery and kidnapping charges with $350,000 bonds each. he was disarmed by the doctor during a confrontation with police.
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Janes Pickens Davis Jr
Davis Robbins
Remos
North Georgia
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Mavis
Deadend
Desmos
World Fair Opening Era Nears At New York Site
Hubert Moros president of the New York World’s Fair says the exhibition is on ahead of schedule for the April 21 opening of its second and final season. Workers have been engaged in vaporization downtown work at the mile square site. Completion expected by Friday if weather holds, with Moses speaking Sunday.
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Area Deaths Roscoe Norris
Roscoe Conklin Norris, 84, of Wishand of Lydia Smith Norris, New Orleans, Md., died Sunday at Memorial Hospital Cumberland. Born in Piney Grove Ald., son of the late Josephus and Mary Creek Norris, he was a carpenter and Fareview Christian Church member. He leaves daughter Melcolm Stewart Pittschurch Pa, two grandchildren, sister Belly Montgomery Mas, brother George Norris McKeesport Pa. Friends may call at Brave Funeral Home Hancock Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm. Services Wednesday at 2 pm at Fairview Christian Church with Rev Henry May and Rev Walter Twigg. burial follows at adjoining cemetery.
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Washington County Hospital
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Rich Care Program Prompts Glamorous Miami Socialite Remarks
Mrs Gavling Ls Dinkler Jr., a Miami socialite, claimed Peest dem Johnson will aid the poor and the sick. She described her own personal effort to alleviate living costs with a new year and criticized the glamorous city’s chrome details and gold-plated furnishings.
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New Building Plan For New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange says it bought a Wall Street site for 7 million dollars for its new headquarters about 400 yards south of the current building. The report notes the exchange intends to relocate as part of a major modernization project amid city traffic concerns.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Washington
APL
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West German Freighter Kathavina Kolks Sinks
In the English Channel the 1.05 billion ton West German freighter Kathavina Kolks sank after a collision with the 92% ton British freighter Gannet. Rescue efforts saved 34 of Gannet s crew, with one marooned. The incident prompted searches as crews battled rough seas and fading daylight.
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England
Magnesia Product May Be Dangerous Warns Public
Warning issued against Bhio Seal Citrate of Magnesia sold in pint bottles over a wide area. Some bottles reportedly contain 70 percent isopropyl alcohol, an alcohol compound dangerous to health. One poisoning case reported in Winnington Bel. The Integrity Magnesium Corp. recalls bottles with blue and red labels distributed improperly.
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Magnesia
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iBel
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Cardinal Shehan Given Check For 800000
Cardinal Lawrence Shehan celebrated a pontifical Mass in thanksgiving for his elevation to the College of Cardinals. About 4,500 attended at the 5th Regiment Armory, and 680 joined a downtown hotel dinner. A check for more than 900,000 was presented to the archdiocese but was returned with a request to establish a committee to administer the funds for welfare of the archdiocese.
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Lawrener
Shehan
U S Navy Bombers Strike North Viet Radar Again
In North Viet Nam near Bach Long Island and the Gulf of Tonkin a new raid by forty two U S Navy bombers hit radar installations as part of a series against military targets. An enemy ground volley downed a Skyhawk. The pilot was rescued unharmed. casualties included one American helicopter pilot killed and his passengers.
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U.S
Cardinal Meyer Condition Deteriorates in Chicago
Doctors report Albert Cardinal Meyer, seven year old archbishop of Chicago, in worsened condition after brain tumor surgery. A blood clot in his left leg was found Saturday and doctors say further surgery is not planned. he remains unresponsive to questions as hospital staff and visitors observe quietly.
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Ambassador Taylor Sees Turning Point in Viet Nam
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor, back from Saigon, says conditions in South Viet Nam are improving and the anti guerrilla campaign gains momentum. He discusses the situation with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and other officials, noting air strikes have boosted morale, while dismissing talk of resignation and predicting gradual progress under the civilian regime in Saigon.
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Viet Nam
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Stock Market In Recovery After Rail Merger News
NEW YORK AP The stock market shows a modest recovery in light trading after news that Interstate Commerce Commission examiners recommended merging Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads. Central rose to 77 1/4, Pennsy to 44 1/4, with GE, Sears, IBM, Xerox and Ford contributing gains and several steelmakers climbing on balance.
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General Motors
Plane Crash Near Denton Shuts Shore Area Road
A small plane overshot a field north of Denton Maryland and crashed into woods Sunday. Pilot Wilfed Zach 33 of New York City was airlifted to Memorial Hospital Easton with multiple injuries after reportedly running out of fuel. the plane was destroyed in the crash.
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Sone Woods
Easton
Wilfed Zach
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Memorial Hospital
Auto Spaceometer Back to Senate Committee
A Maryland bill mandating rear dashboard devices to warn drivers of following distance failed after a senate committee sent it back. The measure, passed by the House, would have required future Hew tars to carry a device informing drivers how many car lengths separate them from the vehicle ahead. The senate committee had previously voted 7 5 in favor before floor reconsideration.
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House
Maryland
Wow Ming
Jim
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Pain relief comes quickly while shrinkage occurs over months, with results observed across many years. Preparation H suppositories and ointment are advertised as treatments.
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New York, N.Y
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