Deaths Irvin LeRoy Linton Dies After Car Crash
Irvin LeRoy Linton of Monrovia died Sunday night from injuries in a Md 80 Md 75 crash. Born Sept 16 1946 in Frederick County he was the son of Irving C and Ruby Irene Harshman Linton. Surviving: three brothers Donald Wayne Monrovia Larry and Ronald Linton at home. sister Mary Ann Persinger at home. Visitation at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home today 4 9 p m and Wednesday 7 9 p m. Funeral Thursday 11 a m at the funeral home with Rev H Austin Cooper officiating. Interment Union Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown.
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Irvin Leroy Linton
Monrovia
Frederick County
Irving C
Ruby Irene Harshman Linton
Linton
Harne Plastering Company
Mt. Airy
Bush Creek Church of the Brethren
H. Austin Cooper
Bush Creek
Church of the Brethren
Union Chapel
Libertytown
Funerals For Five Listed In Frederick Obituaries
Funeral services are noted for William Harry Houck, Herman M. Main, Charles T. Morrissey, and Margaret Virginia Green with details of their churches, burial sites, and pallbearers. Survivors omitted include a Norfolk stepdaughter and a Frederick stepson.
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Jefferson R. Brandenburg
Eleanor Reeder Wangerman
Norfolk, Va
Charles N. Reeder
Frederick
Linton couple travels West to Colorado Rockies and more
Mr and Mrs Russell Linton of 816 Trail Ave on vacation touring the West they will visit the Colorado Rockies Salt Lake City the Grand Tetons Yellowstone National Park and Mt Rushmore they plan to return to Frederick August 23
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Russell Linton
Trail Ave
Colorado Rockies
Salt Lake City
Grand Tetons
Yellowstone National Park
Mt. Rushmore
S. C
Frederick
Mrs Sylvan Priebe Recovers at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mrs Sylvan Priebe of Ceresville is recuperating after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is now allowed visitors.
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Sylvan Priebe
Ceresville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Former Local Man Wounded In Viet War
Sgt. David N. Magaha, son of Mr and Mrs Newton M Maga ha formerly of Walkersville now in Denton was wounded July 31 in Vietnam while aiding a wounded buddy. He recently earned a promotion to sergeant and received the Purple Heart for June injuries.
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David N. Magaha
Newton M. Magaha
Walkersville
Denton
Vietnam
Cameron Bay Air Force Hospital
South Vietnam
Set
Magaha
Inf
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Food Stamp Reduction Predicted by Two Democrats
Washington AP report says Rep. Foley and Rep. Lowenstein forecast a sharp fall in food stamp participation within a year if House Agriculture Committee amendments become law. They argue current reach is only about one quarter of those in need and cite a 2.5 to 10 percent cost share, strict work and income rules, and national eligibility standards as key constraints.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas
Foley
D-Wash
Ailard K. Lowerstein
D-Ny
House
Committee
Foley and
Lowenstein
District of Columbia
Senate
Mathias, C&O Canal park plan faces pressure and delays
Sen. Mathias warns delaying a Potomac area park risks higher land prices and reduced open space. He cites 1970 census figures showing over 5.3 million people within an hour’s drive of the canal and says the canal cannot serve even a fraction of them in its current state.
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Potomac
Mathias
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Police Capture Two Suspects In Robbery and Shooting
Maryland State Police captured two of four men sought in connection with a Virginia state trooper shooting and an earlier grocery store robbery. The suspects were flushed from a wooded area southeast of La Plata, Maryland, spotted from a helicopter, and taken without incident. Names were not released while the search for the remaining two continued over an eight square mile area.
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LA Plata
Virginia
Maryland
Charles County
Protestants Pelt PM With Pennies in Northern Ireland
Protestants mob Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark as he leaves a crisis meeting in Maghera Derry district. A 97 to 87 confidence vote followed, while protests demanded tougher measures against Catholics amid threats of direct rule and reinforcement of British troops in Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Chichester-Clark
Spain
Maghera
Craig
Ulster Unionist Council
London
Black Watch Regiment
Londonderry
Derry
Tydings Seeks 40 Percent Turnout in Md Senate Primary
Senator Joseph D. Tydings warned Baltimore reporters a 40 percent primary turnout is needed to secure renomination against George P. Mahoney. Mahoney claimed polling shows him ahead, aided by a Greater Baltimore Democratic Organization endorsement. Both candidates urged action against inflation and other economic ills. Mahoney denied gun money ties.
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Baltimore
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Tydings
Baltimore County
Greater
Nixon
Labor Day origins noted with Knights of Labor in 1882
The Knights of Labor first designated Labor Day as a holiday on the first Monday in September in 1882 marking an early step in American labor recognition.
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The
Knights of Labor
Hopes Dim For East West Talks On Fewer Arms Troops
London based diplomatic sources say prospects for East West talks to curb arms and troops in Europe remain remote despite a Soviet West German nonaggression pact. NATO may not respond until December with talks likely at a European security conference. Austria and Finland push for talks while Western skepticism grows about a productive conference without thorough preparation. The pact is seen as a possible sign of genuine detente, with more potential moves between the Soviet Union and the United States or Berlin talks needed.
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London
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bonn
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Bloc
Budapest
NATO
Brussels
Austria
Finland
United States
Britain
East Germany
West Germany
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Democrats Seek New Nixon Challenger in 1972
Democratic governors urged to hunt for a presidential contender to defeat Nixon in 1972. Gov. Robert E. McNair of South Carolina urged expanding the party’s slate, noting current nominees lack broad support. The 62nd National Governors Conference pushed federal aid plans and revenue sharing amid tax concerns and highway funds disputes with Washington. O'Brien meets governors to press for state views after last year’s Harris complaints.
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Lake OF the Ozarks
White House
Nixon
Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
McNair
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Washington
Congress
Conference Transportation Committee
Johnson
O’brien
Fred R. Harris
State House
Thurmond Denies Traffic Violation
In Washington AP report a patrolman pursued Senator Strom Thurmond for 16 blocks after a red light incident. Thurmond denied a chase or violation and said the matter is blown out of proportion. A police lieutenant said the case is closed and Congress members are exempt from arrest on official business.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
James O. Johnson
Johnson
South Carolina
Maurice McDonald
Congress
Sen. Thurmond
Blair Accused Of Securing Campaign Funds From Agnew Ties
James, a Montgomery County GOP candidate, alleges Blair used his influence with Vice President Agnew to obtain $100,000 in campaign funds from unnamed out of state donors and organized crime, calling for an election law investigation. Blair calls the charges baseless and says he will disclose expenditures per law.
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Hagerstown
C. Stanley Blair
Agnew
Peter James
Montgomery County
GOP
Blair
James
Maryland
Washington
Pontons Community Sale Opens Weekly at 6:30 P.M.
Public auction at rear of 238 West Street every Wednesday features a long list of items including riding lawn mower 10 hp Mercury outboard runabout boat and trailer, appliances, furniture, books, coins, crafts, and more. Open daily with reasonable commission and truck available. Phone 663 4601 for private sales or inquiries.
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Ponton
D.R
Frederick area classified items mix ends August 12 store picnic
Frederick Maryland advertising page notes Hiltner Roelke store at 919 East Street closes Aug 12 at noon for annual picnic and reopens Aug 13 at 9 AM. Includes sale items from farms orchards in Thurmont and Monocacy area, public notices, auctions, and local services. Mentions Epilepsy chapter, voter info, and various business ads with contact numbers.
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Hiltner-Roelke
East
Frederick
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William Harry Houck
Frances Lee Houck
M. R. Etchison
E. Church St
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
C. E. Bosworth
Pasadena
James Martin Morgan Jr
William E. Baker
Harry J. Kiniz
Richard C. C. Basford
Lewis F. Esterly Sr
Robert W. Keeney
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Herman M
Herman M. Main
Naomi F. Hildebrand Main
M. R. Etchison and Son
I. Jewell Benson
James Rhoten
Norman E. Stone
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
Charles T. Morrisey
Charles T. Morrissey
Prince Georges General Hospital
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Thurmont
Edward V. Echle
Allen Zentz
Charles Poole
Jeff Tharp
Joseph Orndorff
Ronald Witmer
Robert Rohrbaugh
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Margaret V. Green
Margaret Virginia Green
Pleasant View
Pleasant View United Methodist Church
Homer E. Bullett
Fairview Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick St
Viet
Brehive
C&o Canal
Draper K
Sutcliffe, Loft, Inc
Frederick Counof D. K. Sutcliffe Associates
United Givers Fund
Volkswagen
Gordon L. Wilson
Cedric Smith
Goodwill Industries
Monocacy Valley
Marie Morgan
Beau Monde Beauty Academy
Charles Holly
C. Thomas Moore
Knoxville
Sunhigh Peaches
Rambo Apples
Flanagan Orchards, Inc
Dorsey-Rainey F
Rainey F. Dorsey, Sr
Dorsey
U.S
Citizens Truck Co
Paul Rhoads
Sec
Harry Charles Jones
Ralph T. Bell
Jacobs Road
Rt. 40
David Wayne Knott
George William Smith
New Midway
L. A. Hutczell
Frederick Co
P.O. Box
Paul R. Kolb
Breck
BRAND
Frederick, MD
Pryor's
Winpigler
Oper
Damascus
Red Horse Motor Inn
Clem
Registration Office
Winchester Hall
N.E
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Fall Ecker
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick Street
Henry
Rodger’s
New York Strip
N. Market
United Fire Dept
Husky Park
McLain
Sun High
Main’s
Orchard Meadow Road
SEA Horse Stables
Evangelical Lutheran Church Nursery Center
Margaret T. Young
Lois Noffsinger
Weil Brothers
Peaches Sun High
Quynn’s Orchard
Reel’s Mill Road
Floyd’s Restaurant
Knapp
Rudy Hamilton
Walter E. Smith, JR
Eyler
H. D
Woodsboro
Sherwin Williams
E. Patrick St
World Book Encyclopedia
Child Craft Dictionary & Atlas
Connie
Ken Mercer
Shepley
S. Market St
CBS Electric Co
E. Patrick Street
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Meadowcrest Subdivision
Old Receiver Road
Shookstown
Crocker & Little Builders, Inc
Frederick Glass Shop
E. 4Th Street
Sutely
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
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