Senators Seek Small Victory in Vietnam Aid Vote
Two Republican senators say a majority can be persuaded to approve an extra 75 million dollars for South Vietnamese arms but forecasts remain mixed with many predicting no additional military aid. Kissinger warned that South Vietnam could exhaust ammunition by May and urged continued aid alongside evacuation efforts.
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WASHINGTON
Senate Armed Services Committee
South Vietnam
Senate
House
Hugh Scott
Ford
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Scott
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
Kissinger
Frederick C. Weyand
Army
Capitol Hill
Weyand
Associated Press
Khmer Rouge
Pham Penh
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Bangkok
Kompong Som
Battambang
Thailand
Poipet
Chou En- Lai
China
Kyodo
U.S
Xuan Loc
Crossroads of Industry highlights Frederick County growth film
Frederick County unveils its second promotional film Crossroads of Industry in a private showing for the county commissioners. Produced by Earl Griswald, the 27 minute color film spotlights local industries and growth potential with leaders from Eustalco Aluminum Moor Business Farm Alpha Portland Cement and others narrating. The film includes scenes of Fort Detrick facilities and a fiery reduction process at Eustalco, with narration by Jim Gibbons and supervision by J Alfred Catsail.
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Frederick County
Earl Griswald
Western Maryland College
Fredericktowne
Eustalco Aluminum
Moor Business Farm
Alpha Portland Cement
Chamber of Commerce
Crum
Golden Mile
WFMD
WFRE
Jim Gibbons
Crossroads
Jacob Weller
Mechanicsville
Thurmont
American Chain and Cable
Frederick Electronics
Microbiological Associates
Fort Detrick
American Revolution anniversary and weather summary
Tornadoes struck the Midwest and South as thunderstorms moved through the region. Beefs marbling standards face a court test. Weather calls for highs in the upper 70s to low 80s with tonight storms ending into a cooler partly cloudy Sunday after a breezy night.
Henrietta Rosenstock Dies After Long Illness in Frederick
Henrietta K. Rosenstock wife of Samuel H. Rosenstock dies in Frederick Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born May 7 1896 in Tarboro North Carolina she leaves a husband a brother four nieces a great niece and great nephew. Funeral plans include a rosary Sunday and Mass Monday at St Johns Catholic Church with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Henrietta K. Rosenstock
Samuel H. Rosenstock
West Second St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tarboro
N.C
Michael D
Pearl Morris Kaufman
Michael D. Kaufman
Los Angeles
Calif
Sylvia K. Moore
Frederick
David M. Forrest
Atlanta
Averill Kaufman
San Francisco
James Livingston
Dallas
Tex
Jennifer Elizabeth Moore
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney, and Basford
Etchison’s
East Church St
St. Johns Catholic Church
Thomas A. Donnellan
Edward V. Echle
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mandel to sign death penalty bill Tuesday
Maryland will rejoin states with a capital punishment law when Gov. Mandel signs the death penalty bill next Tuesday. The measure, part of 313 acts from the 1975 session, targets murder in armed robbery and related killings. A separate bill would impose automatic life for a fourth violent felony. Other items include a state prosecutor’s office to oversee corruption cases, library funding to 5.2 million dollars annually, and a 10 million dollar housing rehabilitation fund.
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ANNAPOLIS
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Public Hearing Set on ESAA Funding for 1975 76
A public hearing is scheduled for 7 20 p m Monday May 5 at South Frederick Elementary School to discuss refunding the MIRROR ESAA project for the 1975 76 school year The advisory committee of ESAA will present the proposal with comments and questions from the public Dr Robert Smith and Mrs Margaret Lee will describe the proposal and the committee members include principals and teachers from East Frederick South Frederick and Elm Street schools.
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Board of Education
South Frederick
MIRROR
East Frederick
Elm Street
Robert Smith
Margaret Lee
ESAA
Joyce Hall
Barbara Koogle
Judy Alle
Donald McLuckie
Nicholas Leakins
Warren Brake
Verniece Mack
Ruth Haynesworth
Wayne Buckingham
Carol Weller
Doris Rippeon
Irvin Reinhardt
Elm Street School
Blacks in the Revolutionary War Fight for Independence
Ms Snowden outlines Black participation from the first battles at Lexington and Concord through wartime labor and enlistment. She notes enslaved and free Blacks who served, some substituted for White soldiers, and records the brave actions of Black militiamen in the opening clash where eight colonists fell, including a Black man unnamed in official records.
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Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
North Carolina
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Virginia
Concord
Thomas Gage
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
Jonas Clark
Lexington
Boston
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Parker
Major Pitcairn
Ford urges healing as Concord staged protest blocks
President Ford spoke from a platform by the Concord River as a December 196-year bicentennial demonstration faced police intervention. Police chased and arrested a small group of protesters from the People's Bicentennial Commission while others stayed about 100 yards away.
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CONCORD
Mass
Ford
Minutemen
America
People's Bicentennial Commission
Kefauver Elected to Frederick County Fair Board
J Kenneth Kefauver longtime Frederick County resident and Fort Detrick employee was elected by the Frederick County Agricultural Society Board of Managers to fill the vacancy from Emmons C Sanner. Born Middletown April 12 1917 he is a WW II veteran and long time fair official with roles from timekeeper to assistant treasurer while also a life member of Columbia Lodge 58 AF and AMasons.
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J. Kenneth Kefauver
Frederick County
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Emmons C. Sanner
Middletown
Kefauver
Fort Detrick
Frederick Fair
Rose Hill dedication and New Market homes tour set Sunday
A Sunday event features a plaque tour of five New Market homes and two churches arranged by the Frederick County Landmarks Foundation. Rose Hill Manor will dedicate its Touch and Smell Gardens at 5 p.m., with Congressman Goodloe Byron as dedicatory speaker after the 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. tours.
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Rose Hill
New Market
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick County
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Landmarks Foundation
Touch & Smell Gardens
Newmarket
Goodloe E. Byron
Board of County Commissioners
Parks & Recreation Commission
Children’s Museum
Peter Robert Klein
Thomas
Robert Klein Jr
Richard Klein
Urbana
Robert Russell
H. Thomas Summers
A.D. Salmon
All Saints Episcopal Church
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
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Chey
Kratie
Peking
Prince Sihanouk
Second county
J. Alfred Catsail
theer
Paul L. Crum Jr
Lawrence A. Dorsey
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Midwest
Thales
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David Samuel Moore
Mandel
Department of Natural Resources
Chesapeake Bay
Ocean Downs
Ms. Snowden
By KATHLEEN SNOWDEN
fair board
Johnson
Peter Klein
Mary Meads Johnston
Howard Bogers
University of Georgia
University
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