Raids and B52 Bombard A Shau Valley West of Laos
U S B52s bombed North Vietnamese positions east of the A Shau Valley near the Laotian border as South Vietnamese forces conducted raids inside the valley. The operation was described as light on contact with no major engagements reported. American forces supported from Fire Base Fury with artillery while withdrawing after heavy bombardment. Separately Cambodian troops mounted a drive to clear North Vietnamese forces from Route 4 as tensions rise along the region.
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A Shau
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
U.S
Commad
U Taphao
Gulf of Siam
101St Airborne Division
4 Shau
Fury
Phnom Penh
Tuna War Drama Eases as Ecuador Gates Tighten
Quito reports a cooling in the long running clash with U S fishing vessels over tuna rights. Observers warn再 tensions could flare again as Ecuador enforces a 200 mile limit, with tuna fleets in Humbolt waters drawing licenses and fines amid past seizures and penalties.
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Quito
Ecuador
U.S
Ccuador
Peru
Ping Pong Boppers Return From China
The U S table tennis team returned from an historic visit to Communist China, hailed as the most memorable experience by president Graham B Steenhoven. The 15 member group toured Canton, Peking, Shanghai, attended an opera and ballet, and met Premier Zhou En Lai, while two exhibition losses drew applause.
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U.S
China
Graham B. Steenhoven
Lo Wu Border Station
Mainland China
Canton
Peking
Shanghai
Great Wall of China
Summer Palace
Chinghua University
Chou Em Lai
John Roderick
Associated Press
John Rich
Jack Reynolds
NBC Television
Canton Fair
John Tannehill
Middleport
Ohio
America
Tannehill
Mao
University of Cincinnati
United States
Congressman's Phone Calls Recorded By FBI
A federal judge released documents showing phone conversations between Rep. John Dowdy and an FBI informer were recorded with permission. Dowdy, 58, faces perjury and bribery charges tied to attempts to block Justice Department probes of Washington area remodelers. Trial delayed by Dowdy’s ill health. release followed reports and a Supreme Court ruling on monitored conversations with one party’s consent.
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ASP
John Dowdy
D-Tex
FBI
U.S. District Court
Roszel Thomsen
Dowdy
Thomsen
Nathan H. Cohen
Monarch Construction Corp
Silver Spring
Justice Department
Washington Area
Thomson
Supreme Court
Court Order Delayed For Chemical Plant
ELKTON Md AP The owner of Galaxy Chemicals Inc hopes to resume operations after a court ordered sale to pay about 100000 in debts was canceled Sheriff’s office said the Monday sale was canceled Galaxy had obtained new funds to allow operations to resume Paul Mraz owner said operations could begin soon pending state agency approvals A separate suit in Baltimore Federal Court seeks to shut the plant as a health hazard charging pollution made residents ill and the health department allowed continued operation
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Elkton, Md
Here
Cecil County Sheriff’s Office
Circuit Court
H. Kenneth Mackey
Galaxy Chemicals Inc
Galaxy
Paul Mraz
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Downtown Frederick Historic District Development Principles
An analysis of downtown Frederick notes its unique architectural character and a high concentration of historic buildings. It argues that less significant structures may be replaced if the replacement aligns with the area’s scale and character, forming a principle for future development to be elaborated in a later article.
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Frederick
Lost Canoers Safe And Sound
Two 15 year old Montgomery County boys, Peter Neal Sims and Karl Keith Thompson, were found safe near Dickerson after being reported missing on Thursday during a canoe trip from Gettysburg to Dickerson. They were located by a state police helicopter near the Md 80 bridge south of Buckeystown, four hours after search efforts began.
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Montgomery County
Gettysburg
Dickerson
MD. 80
Buckeystown
Greenfield
Peter Neal Sims
Karl Keith Thompson
Potomac
Edward Sims
Peter
Marsh Creek
Monocacy River
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Grand Jury Expands Witness List in Bomb Kidnap Plot
A federal grand jury in Harrisburg will hear from more witnesses as subpoenas go out for at least 22 people in a case tied to a plan to kidnap a presidential aide and damage heating tunnels in Washington. William Lynch will replace a special prosecutor in presenting the case. Among subpoenaed names are Abraham Daimond of New York, Sister Sarah Fahey of Philadelphia, and Claudette Piper of Boston.
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Harrisburg
White House
Justice Department
Henry Kissin
New York
Sarah Fahey
Notre Dame
Temple University
Philadelphia
Claudette Piper
Boston
Army schooling praised by Col Bietz career timeline
AP reports Col Donald F. Bietz received his high school diploma on June 10 1943 the same day he enlisted and after 28 years in the Army rose to full colonel this month he completed his doctoral thesis. His career as former commander of the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Vietnam highlights Army education programs described as the largest campus in the world with about 200000 of 1.1 million soldiers enrolled in general education and thousands more in civilian-oriented Army training courses.
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Washington
Donald F. Bietz
Army
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