Deer hunting season activity slows as injuries reported
Hunters say deer numbers are down with limited sightings on the second day. Nelson Stokes of Bluemont and Luther Groves of West Virginia were injured by shots while Deer Kills Slacken in Bath and Frederick counties. Police report 1300+ deer felled area wide while buck season runs through Saturday and Thanksgiving Day brings a warmer forecast.
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Luther H. Groves
Net- Be
W. Va
Clifton Forge
Bath County
Williamsville
John Anders
Harmony
N.C
Glade Mountain
County
Re-ar
Denny
Frederick
Town Crier Notes Local Births and Hunting Tales
The Town Crier asks readers about local multiple births and invites tips at MO 2 3878. A city policeman cut his finger tagging a deer, and a hunter story circulates about a crosshairs incident and comical rifle mix ups during a deer hunt.
Officers Seek Two Jail Escapees After Court Return
Sheriff's car spotted yesterday at 12 45 p m as two inmates fled custody on Cecil and Kent Streets. Herman Eueebeene take feet ten tall weighs 140 pounds described as needing a shave. Clarence Edward Swartz Jr about 15 to 17 years old wore blue jeans no shirt. Neither man sentenced. Police pursue leads and area lockdown continues.
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Herman Eueeebene
Clarence Edward Swartz, Jr
Cecil and
Kent Sts
West Berlin youths clash with wall as protests flare
August 17 1961 West Berlin police use night sticks and water cannons to disperse hundreds of youths opposing the Berlin Wall. East Berlin authorities employ tear gas as demonstrations mark 100 days since wall erection with chants against Ulbricht and calls for abolishing the barrier.
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East Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Wilhelmstrasse
Suit Seeks 90000 Dismissed Over Limitation Rule
A Frederick County suit by Brent of Winchester for 90000 against Winchester Memorial Hospital and two physicians was dismissed for expired statute of limitations. The case, tied to the death of nine year old Ward Brent, named Dr Harrison and others in Charlottesville.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Brent
Winchester
Ward Crampton Brent
Ofeda
J. D. Martinez
Charlottesville
Harrison
University Hospital
Railroad Bridge Collapses Killing Two Trainmen in West Virginia
A New York Central freight train crossed a Poca River bridge near Poca West Virginia when the structure gave way. Two crewmen died in the water while four others escaped. Thirty two of the seventy three cars derailed and tank cars carrying hemi fuel caught fire briefly before the flames subsided.
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Nitro
W.va
Poca River
New York Central
Poca
Charleston
Turner
Ohio
Mulford
Tite
Rockefeller son missing after New Guinea expedition
Four rescue parties and a flotilla of ships and aircraft scoured river mouths and coastlines of New Guinea for Michael Rockefeller after a boating accident during an expedition with Dr. R W Wassing. Wassing, rescued, said Rockefeller last seen swimming toward shore in a gasoline can float. Gardner, who led a prior expedition to Baliem Valley, noted Michael joined the New York Museum project and could survive if he reached land.
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Hollandia
New Guinea
Neptune
Wassing
Michael
Rockefeller
Essenden
New York
Baliem
Gardner
Recreation Unit and City Council Strengthen Ties
A special meeting between the Recreation and Civic Improvement Commission and the City Council reinforced cooperation after a two hour session at the War Memorial Building. Chairman Sam Preston and officials endorsed mutual support though two council members opposed the latest step in National Guard recreation planning.
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Recreation and Civic Improvement Commission
City Council
Commission
Sam Preston
War Memorial
National Guard
Eee Ion No
Inent
Council
JFK Adenauer Hold Second White House Meeting
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met with President Kennedy at the White House for a second conference on Berlin and Germany issues. U S officials and Adenauer discussed steady progress toward a four power approach and agreed any decisions would involve British and French leaders. An intensive round of talks and a joint communique were planned for Wednesday.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
White House
Kennedy
U.S
Grewe
Gerhard Schroeder
Franz-Joseph Strauss
Adenauer
U. S
State Department
Russia
Berlin
West Germany
Aly
First Heavy Snowfall Hits The Northeast
The Associated Press reports snowfall up to 8 inches across New England with interior Massachusetts recording the heaviest totals. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont saw 4 to 8 inch accumulations while Boston measured under 3 inches. The eastern snow belt stretched from western Pennsylvania and western New York to the North Coast.
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New England
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hamshire
Vermont
Boston
Pennsylvania
New York
Plateau
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
California
Los Angeles
West German Men to Stand Trial for U.S. Spying in Moscow
In Moscow two West Germans Walter Naumann aged 27 and Peter Sonntag aged 22 face trial Wednesday at the Supreme Court on charges of spying for the United States. The Foreign Ministry invited Western correspondents to attend. They were arrested on September 27 amid a case with a note to the U.S. Embassy and a uk note urging measures to curb espionage tourism.
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Moscow
United States
Walter Naumann
Peter Sonntag
Foreign Ministry
Supreme Court
U.S
U.S.S.R
Frederick Circuit Court docket heavy with pleas and trials
In Frederick area court, two men were sentenced, two had sentences revoked, and five trials set. Walter E. Saville pleaded guilty to beer theft connected to Dearing Beverage Co. and received 12 months in jail plus two years in prison to run concurrently. Pre sentence reports were requested for others, including a stone-robbery case and a forgery case. Deliberations and trial dates were scheduled for several defendants, with ongoing probation revocations and pending motor vehicle and grand larceny actions.
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Fredee Area
Pee Walter E. Saville
Lee Miller
Anderson
Dearing Beverage Co
Ellistine
Seabright
Robert Heady
Edward Ervin Smith
Edward Ervin Altizer
Roy C. Carter, Jr
Elmer Richard Rose
James Herbert West
Soviet Union agrees to resume nuclear test ban talks
The Soviet Union agrees to resume negotiations on a treaty to ban nuclear tests by September 28, signaling progress after Allied notes were delivered November 13. The United States states it will not suspend testing unilaterally and ties any moratorium to broader disarmament talks, while conditions remain uncertain.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Te Tee
United States
Net
Yule Basket Applications Dates Set
The Social Service Council of Reed County announces Yule Basket aid for city and county families. Applications run November 27 to December 15. Salvation Army at 303 S Loudo n Street will assist, with offices November 27 to December 2 10am to 4pm and December 4 to 15 9am to 4pm.
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Council of Rees Oe Af
Christine
Salvation Army
Loudoun St
Elif
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Otto Bach
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