Rioting grips Saigon as Ki regime confronts rebellion
Rioting erupted in Saigon with police clashing with youths near the National Assembly. US forces sealed off areas, protesters including 11 to 15 year olds faced tear gas and baton charges, while Da Nang and Hue saw protests and official calls for order. The crisis coincides with US air and ground operations in South Vietnam as Ky appeals for stability.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ki
da Nang
National Assembly
Tu Do
U.s.information Service
National
Sembly
Tomight
Nguyen van Thiev
South Viet Nam
Hue
U.S
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
United States
Viet Nam
Dalat
Guam
North i Viet Nam
17Th Parallel Frontier
Vinh
Trains Roll Again After Firemen End Strike
Washington AP reports rail movements resumed across eight major roads as firemen ended a four day strike under pressure from President Johnson and federal court action. AFL CIO leader Gilbert faced potential penalties for delay. judge Holtzoff had fined and threatened harsher penalties unless compliance was immediate.
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Washington
Johnson
H E Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
Ilinas Central
Chicago
Maine
Florida
California
Gilbert
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Local Man Charged In Assault Case
A Frederick man James M Mock 22 of South Market Street was charged with two counts of assault and one count of disorderly conduct after allegedly pointing a handgun at two teens Friday In addition Jerry W Wood 19 of West South Street and Jerry Minnick 22 of East Church Street face disorderly conduct charges Police said a car with three young men was seen near a stopped vehicle at North Market Street around 1 23 pm Friday and a gun was pointed at the occupants Court set 10 am Tuesday for Mock on the assault charges with collateral at 3200 dollars and 825 dollars for the disorderly conduct charges
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Frederick
James M Mock
South Market Street
Mock
Jerry W Wood
West South Street
Jerry Minnick
East Church Street
Randy Weddle
RFD 5
Terry Boyer
South Jefferson Street
Weddle
Boyer
North Market Street
Lcense
Governor Tawes Stricken With Pneumonia At Annapolis
Governor Tawes, confined to his bed at the executive mansion with bronchial pneumonia since last Thursday, was diagnosed over the weekend by Dr. Daniel Willson of Baltimore. He will likely remain in bed for several days and is still running a fever, but his condition is not considered serious. He turns 72 on Friday.
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Annapolis Cap
Tawes
Daniel Willson
Baltimore
Ides
CAS Budget Request Increased By 10 237 Dollars
The Children's Aid Society asked for an 10 237 increase in funds in the first county budget hearing. CAS seeks 82 237 from the county this year, up from 72 000 last year, with salaries and fringe benefits cited. Executive secretary Mrs. Rod erick earns 8 750 for dual roles, while others note higher pay standards and retirement plans. The board expects to raise rates to meet State Welfare standards as total needs reach 124 937 with several outside contributors covering the remainder.
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Children’s Aid Society
CAS
William CC. Rodercik
E. Eugene Thomas
Thomas
Roderick
Bettie Zimmerman
Board of Children
State Welfare Department
Frederick City
United Appeal
Loats Home
Child Welfare Agency
Three Hurt In Wreck At Knoxville
Three people were injured in an early morning wreck on Md 464 near Knoxville. William J Ingram 27 Harpers Ferry WV and William B Gay 25 Harpers Ferry were treated for minor lacerations and released. Donald W Ingram 25 Harpers Ferry was admitted with a concussion. State Police said the 1957 sedan driven by Willis Ingram ran off the roadway after losing control on a curve around 1 15 am. The car was demolished. Tie Charles F Mades charged Ingram with failure to reduce speed while making a curve.
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Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William J.ingram
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
William B. Gay
Donald W. Ingram
Willis Ingram
Tie
Charles F Mades
Ingram
Moylan Drops Bid for Maryland Attorney General
Baltimore State's Attorney Charles E Moylan Jr. withdrew from consideration for the Democratic nomination after questioning his eligibility under the 10 year law practice requirement. Moylan passed the bar 11 years ago but served in the army delaying certification. he said continuing would be unfair to voters and a running mate. The prospect of a campaign had been at least briefly appealing.
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Baltimore
Arson Suspected In County Barn Blazes
Two nearly simultaneous barn blazes near Mount Airy and New Market in Maryland over the weekend killed hay and straw, damaged sheds, and forced evacuation of adjacent areas. Estimated damage $20,000 to $25,000. Fire officials suggest deliberate arson with possible ties to prior Montgomery County fires. State Fire Marshal and Montgomery County Fire Marshal to lead investigation with state police aid.
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Montgomery County
Frederick County
Satuday
James Hahn
New Market Fire Department
New Market
Mount Airy Estates
Detrick Road
Lime Plant
Ray C Warfeld
Mount Airs Fire Company
John Lewis
Mount Aiy Estates
Bessie Bowers
Lewis
Independent Hose Company
Frederick
Hahn
Jesse Jacobs
Frostburg
Charles Howe
Luna 10 Orbits Moon Marking Soviet Space Victory
The Soviet government announced Luna 10 has entered lunar orbit, a milestone toward manned landing and a win over the American program. Delegates applauded as the recording of the Internationale played, with Tass noting the satellite carried scientific instruments and transmitted data to Earth.
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Moscow
Communist Party Congress
United States
Kremlin
Communist Antem
Luna 10
West
Granga
Aca
Earth
Middletown Election Draws Big Turnout With Burgess Race
Unusually large turnout expected as Middletown voters go to the polls for a hotly contested general election. Burgess race pits Mrs Charles FE Ritchie against incumbent Floyd E Stine while incumbent officials face a full slate of challengers for six offices. Polls opened at 1 pm today and continue until 7 pm.
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Middletown
Charles FE Ritchie
Floyd E Stine
Howe Er
Ihe
Ras C Gladhill
Ellsworth , McGaha
Millard Deri
Fred S Kefauver
Floyd C. Mam Oppo
Jerry Marrone
John Carter
Willam Lantz
Harold Kefawe
William Horman
Todas
Wil Crose
Seven Die as Tampa Twister Rips Florida Storm Toll
A violent tornado outbreak struck at least eight Florida cities, killing seven people and injuring more than a hundred. Tampa and St Petersburg bore the heaviest damage with many homes wrecked and power outages. Lakeland, Clearwater, Fort Pierce and Melbourne also reported injuries and destruction as the National Guard joined the search and disaster areas were declared.
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Tampa
Fla ‘Ap
Florida
Haydon Burns
National Guard
Lakeland
St Petersburg
Bay
St. Petersburg
Gulf Coast
Melbourne
Atlantic
Paul Robinson
WLCY
Robinson
South Florida
Winter Haven
Auburndale
Clearwater
Fort Pierce
Atlantic Coast
Hell Quit Rather Than Accept Pay Hike
Thomas Stephenson, 73, said he will resign if awarded a raise, stating he likes his work as Secretary of the National Council of the Ramblers Association. The Ramblers, with 14,000 members, debated a realistic salary of 200 pounds a year at a Nottingham conference, while Stephenson prefers to keep his current pay.
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London
Thomas Stephenson
Stephenson
National Council of the Ramblers” Association
the Ramblers
Britain
National Council
Nottingham
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Hell
Walter Tysoe
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