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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1970

Page

7

U S Jets Back Cambodian Army Assault Southwest of Phnom Penh

U S war planes flew combat missions in support of Cambodian troops southwest of Phnom Penh as fighting raged in Kompong Thom. The U S Command reported 33 enemy rocket and mortar attacks in 24 hours, with 10 killed and 24 wounded in Giang Trom. In Laos a new peace initiative began amid stalled prospects for quick progress. Phantoms supported five government battalions massed on the Kim Rom plateau to retake the high ground from Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces.

Kompong Thom South Vietnam U.S Giang Trom Mekong Laos Indochina Cambodia Kim Rom

Tragedies Continued From Page One

State fire marshal investigates a jewelry store blaze with four local firms aiding the effort and no damage estimate yet. Martha Jane Stewart, 30, of West South Street, found drowned in a back pool at a semi built home near Gist Country Club Libertytown. Autopsy cites drowning. Quinton Earl Norris, 45, Harper's Ferry man, killed by southbound Baltimore and Ohio locomotive near Sandy Hook Washington County.

Joseph Elkins Jr Elkins Martha Jane Stewart West South Street Gist Country Club Libertytown Tpr Ray Milburn Charles Mades Frederick Memorial Hospital Baltimore City D. Set Thomas Bosley Harper’s Ferry Quinton Earl Norris Baltimore and Ohio MD. 340 Sandy Hook Washington County Walter H. Schaver Cumberland Norris Pehe Norris Washington County Hospital

Police report day’s events and wrecks in local area

State police reported a two vehicle collision on Camp Echo Road at 2 30 a m involving Ray Atlee Minnick who swerved to miss an animal and struck a guard rail no charges were filed. A Kensington driver Morris left vehicle on Md 75 after midnight with occupants fleeing the scene. Police continued investigation alongside arrests for assault loitering weapons and disorderly intoxication. A hamster bite and a German Shepherd bite were also reported with hospital treatment for a leg wound.

Page One Wolfe Carson Ray Atlee Minnick Camp Echo Road Minnick Paul DeWitt Morris Kensington MD. 75 Monrovia Daniel Ray Tpr Hagg Roy Gant E. 5Th Street Charles Eugene Harkey John Albert Lynch N. Market Street East Street Lynch Richard Ashton Gideon Darkis Jr South Market Street Clinton Dokes Chapel Alley Dokes Gene Douglas Smith North Market Streets Smith

FDA Orders End to Medical Claims for Eight Mouthwashes

The FDA tallies eight mouthwashes as offering little more than lip service and bans claims to cure bad breath sore throats or colds. Firms may advertise a pleasing effect to the mouth but must drop medical assertions. Products named include Micrin Antiseptic Pepsodent Antiseptic Mouthwash Cepacol Sterisol Betadine Isodine Kadesnol Mouthwash and Tyrolaris.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Johnson and Johnson Lever Brothers William S. Merrell Co Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co Purdue Frederick Co Isodine Pharmaceutical Co Isodine Kadesnol Corp Kadesnol Merck Co Tyrolaris

O'Donnell Details Kennedy Era Reactions to Vietnam Policies

O'Donnell recalls Johnson, Kennedy, and Mansfield clashing over Vietnam strategy and the 1964 election. He cites Mansfield urging more reinforcements then withdrawal, Kennedy's warning of outcry if a total pullout occurred, and Johnson's private ridicule of Humphrey while fearing RFK's bid for vice president.

MacArthur O’donnell Mansfield Southeast Asia South Vietnam U.S Saigon Kennedy United States White House Johnson Sen. Rubert Humphrey Minnesota Robert Kennedy Senate New York

Mandel Opposes Nationalization of Railroads in Favor of Non-Profit Private Ownership

Mandel rejects outright nationalization and backs a non-profit consolidated private ownership model to conserve America's rail system. Mahon ey lauds education for Clean Waters program workers on the Eastern Shore. Walter G. Finch faces two campaign claims on GI Bill parity and a universal health care proposal via Social Security. Harry Simms pushes for federal matching funds to overhaul municipal judicial systems, arguing for parity with road funding.

Mahoney Salisbury Walter G. Finch Finch Social Security Administration Harry Simms GOP Simms

Salmonella Epidemic In Home Curbed

Maryland health secretary Dr. Neil Solomon said the crisis is over in the Gould Convalesarium after 91 cases and 12 deaths since July 27. By Sunday the tally dropped to 47 with three new cases, as investigators study preventions and link the outbreak to a kitchen worker.

Baltimore Maryland Neil Solomon Gould Convalesarium Solomon Gould Home

Ferry Disaster Blamed On Overcrowding In Nevis

In Nevis and St. Kitts a 75-foot ferry with about 270 to 300 aboard sank within five minutes after leaving St. Kitts. Some 175 to 200 feared dead, 43 bodies recovered and 88 survivors. Captain Ponteen and most passengers likely entombed in 130 feet of water off St. Kitts. Investigators cite uneven weight distribution and ballast removal as causes.

Nevis West Indies St. Kitts Canada England U.S. Coast Guard James Ponteen Coast Guard Edrade Walwyn Christena Lee Moore Basseterre Charlestown Diana Williams Phillip Miller Pompano Beach Fila Ter No. 1 Caribbean Ponteen Poteen Moore Anguilla

Areco Maps Amnesty To Free Envoys

In Montevideo speculation swirled that President Jorge Pacheco Areco might grant a general amnesty for political prisoners to meet a ransom demand from kidnapers holding an American aid official and a Brazilian consul. The government declined to comment as Tupamaro guerrillas pressed for release of all political prisoners, with Pacheco Areco warning against negotiating an amnesty prompted by a vice president statement about peace and conciliation. The prisoner count was estimated at 100 to 150.

Montevideo Uruguay Cap Jorge Pacheco Areco Tupamaro Pacheco Areco Alberto Abdala

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