Buddhist to Be Tried for Murder Again Without God-Fearing Jury
Parton Maryland AP reports a court ruling allows a new jury trial for Schangurow a Yugoslavian immigrant convicted of murdering his wife in 1952. The state Supreme Court said jurors need not swear religious oaths, and a new indictment may be issued. The defendant seeks the death penalty.
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Beard fashion steers battle ethics ancient to modern
A warped walk through shaving history cites Alexander the Great ordering troops shaved to cut casualties, a Roman general enforcing daily razors, and various eras weighing beards against politics, religion, and fashion. The piece links beards to power, strategy, and social change across centuries.
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Hey
Pair Escapes Washington County Jail Then Recaptured
A soldier and a boy fled custody from Washington County Jail after leaving the waiting room around 1 a.m. They were quickly recaptured by city and state police near the Fairgrounds and on ROC West. Police say the pair were involved in gas theft from a parked car, and may have used a stolen vehicle.
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Tillman Watkins
Meade
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Shatzer
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Belt
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Thieves Steal Three Autos Ride In Circles
Police report a group stole three cars on Devonshire Road at 4:35 am and abandoned them along Summer Street and near the Conocasegue Bridge. Vehicles owned by Juss Lodentins, Daniel McClure, and David Snyder were recovered, with one wrecked near Wal Alp Point and another found abandoned on Greenberry Road.
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Conocasheague Bridge
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Snyder
Walal Point
Alan Ambrose
Ambrose
Hagerstown
Ambirest
Legislature Hopes to End Session by Wednesday
Maryland lawmakers push toward a quick adjournment as leaders anticipate finishing by Wednesday. The Senate backed a plan replacing the 28 member House with a one person one vote representation, merging districts by population. Final vote in the Senate awaited as Speaker Mandel expects enough support in the House.
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Annatols
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D-Talbot
James
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Baltimore
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Sena
Jamey
Preme
William St. James
D-Harford
Focj
Marvin Mandel
D -Hines
Balto Sth
Baltis
Mare County
Shace
Blue Mountain Express Prompts Passenger Interest Rebirth
The 1965 Blue Mountain Express excursion draws riders from Camden Station Baltimore to Glydon Westminster and Hagerstown with stops at Hanover Gettysburg and Cumberland. Local support from the Baltimore Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society boosts the effort, marking renewed interest in Western Maryland passenger service and promising more trains on weekends.
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Mally
Girl Slightly Hurt in Crashes Cited Drivers
Police report three city crashes Friday into early today with minor injuries. Vivian Moser 18 and Constance Ruby 22 were treated at Hickory Hill Hospital. Ruby was cited after following too closely in a crash on Franklin Street. Gary L Robins 23 and John B Smith 24 were involved in separate impacts. Reed 25 was cited for failing to obey a control signal at Foundry and Church Streets.
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Constance A. Ruby
Elizabeth Sr
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Aera
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John B. Smith
Thy ‘Terrace
Wsell
Interthen
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Washington, D.C
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Sarvers
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Elizabet Avé
Foundry and
Church Sts
Reed
Foundry St
Demonstrations Sweep U.S. Campuses Over Vietnam War
On the University of Michigan campus yesterday students and passersby heard a loud bullhorn address during a rally against American involvement in Vietnam. An Ann Arbor protest climaxed with a parade by two students to the Selective Service, part of International Days of Protest originating at the University of California and continuing through Saturday on campuses nationwide.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Selective Service Atfiew
U. of California
First Aid Class to Start Monday at Red Cross
A standard first aid course at Red Cross headquarters 191 Folomac St begins Monday Oct 18. The ten hour program runs five Mondays from 2:30 to 4:30, led by Ralph Martin. Six Girl Scout leaders have enrolled. others are welcome with no advance registration. For more information call Red Cross at BE 4 6717 H.
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Ralph]Martin
US Studies Value of Military Facilities in France
Washington reports the United States is studying the usefulness and cost of American military facilities in France to determine whether they are worth maintaining or phasing out amid European defense needs.
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Washington
United States
Bishops Attack Aspects Of Priest Life At Vatican Council
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council bishops criticized priestly life including relations with bishops, errant priests, and cloistered monks. Cardinal Heenan urged more contact among priests and more pastoral work outside monasteries. Auxiliary Bishop Leven of San Antonio lamented the marginalization of assistant pastors and urged greater duties and inclusion.
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John Cardinal Heenan
England
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Stephan A.leven
San Antonio
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Heenan
Prayer Today and Voices in a Cheverly Church Debate
A prayer seeks forgiveness strength and faith amid sin and doubt while a Cheverly Md minister cites schoolboys resistance to Evangelical United Brethren labels. The remarks touch on moral struggle and church labels amid community tension.
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Roy H. Stetler Jr
Cheverly
Obituary notices for Easterday Hare Kershner and Semler
88 year old Hubert George Easterday of Boonsboro died at Jefferson County Hospital. He was a Potomac Edison employee for 28 years and survived by wife Lillian Mae Masterday and several relatives. Services are Monday at Minnich Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs Luther Lee Hare of Baltimore will be honored at St Pauls Lutheran Church Monday. A Mrs Rosa Kershner of Hagerstown died in Virginia Medical College Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral Monday at East Funeral Home in Boonsboro with burial in Beaver Creek Cemetery. J Edgar Semler, former Daggerstown resident, died in Gloucester Massachusetts. He is survived by two sisters and will be buried in Rehoboth.
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Elderly Man Dies In Trailer Fire At Big Spring
A fire destroyed a house trailer in Big Spring killing an elderly man who lived alone. The victim, identified as a resident of Big Spring, died after attempts to escape failed as the structure burned, with the cause attributed to an oil heater explosion per initial reports. Funeral arrangements are pending with Thompson Funeral Home in Clear Spring.
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