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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 12, 1969

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Pirates Seize Treasure From Sunken Ships Off Island

Texas land commissioner Jerr Sadler vows to pursue pirates plundering sunken treasure from Spanish wrecks near Paire Island. He cites Salvor Platoco Ltd’s court actions and ongoing salvage, warning of prosecutions as investors claim millions in gold silver and jewels.

Austin Tea Aps Jerr Ler Paire Island Sadler Court of Justice Ingana Oye Valleon Gulf of Mexico Lesas Gretz Toco AML Uogents Salvace Platoco, Ltd Gas Ind Levas Platera Hah Platera Satlec

Indians Plan Protest Walk Through Santa Fe

About 200 Indians plan a protest march through Santa Fe if the City Commission approves a permit. Filmmakers intend to close streets for a scene in a Warner Brothers film titled Nobody Loves Flapping Tatle. The plan hinges on city approval and permit issuance.

Santa TE Ano Dowe Tor Albuquerque Warner Brothers-Seven Arts

Pentagon Critics Threaten Prolonged Battle Over Defense Funding

Washington AP reports critics led by Sen. Mondale and Sen. Case vow amendments to cut S377 to fund a nuclear carrier and trim military science research. Sen. Fulbright seeks cuts to $45.6 million. Stennis defends the $20 billion authorization while urging restraint and warning against piecemeal challenges.

Washington Pertaro John Stennis Sens Walter F. Mondale Minn Clifford Case Sen. J. . Fulbright D Ark Defense Thinking Watch Senate Pentagon Stennis Charman Armed Services Committee Mississippi U.S United States Vietnam

Vacation Calls Offer Maryland Rates After Hours

Advertises statewide phone rate of 40 cents or less for calls made after 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and all day Sunday. Encourages callers to plan ahead and call ahead before vacations, noting the benefit of doing so.

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Black sorority leader calls for money to fight isolation and discrimination

Mrs. Tranche Freeman, president of Delta Sigma Theta Inc., spoke at a national convention in St. Louis urging massive funding to combat social isolation and racial discrimination. She linked welfare reform, rising poverty, and wealth gaps to housing and school discrimination and the city suburban divide.

Balidiore C(p Delta Sigma Theta, Inc Tranchie Muse Freeman St. Louis Nixon Freeman

Negroes Loot Pool After Inauguration in Eutaw

About 1,200 Black residents swarmed a white pool in Eutaw Alabama looting the snack bar after six Black leaders were sworn into Greene County posts. Sheriff Bil Lee said witnesses described crow bar use to force entry and the group swam then departed unaffirmed by authorities.

Eutaw Ala Greene County Bil Lee Ralph David Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference Lee Abernathy

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Senate strives to revive guaranteed student loan program

In Washington the Senate moves to rescue the guaranteed loan plan before recess. Republicans fault Kennedy amendments as stalling tactics and seek to strike or limit them. If passed by the Senate, House action remains uncertain as debates over funding and related measures continue.

Washington Senate Congress Howard M. Kennedy Dmass Labor Committee Kennedy House Mundas GOP Kenneday GOF

Pan Am strike ends as workers approve three year contract

Pan American World Airways clerical cargo employees return to work after ratifying a three year contract by 65 to 35 percent. The deal raises average pay from 3.30 to 4.52 per hour with a 37.4 percent rise and cost of living adjustments. Pan Am resumes normal schedules after the wage agreement ends the nationwide strike.

NEW York Pan American World Airways Pan Am International Brotherhood of Teamsters Harold Gibbons Teamsters Labor Department

Friendship Sale Plans Postponed

BALTMORE AP The chairman of the city airport board says no decision will be made before January 15 on the proposed sale of Friendship International Airport. A $60,000 study by a San Francisco consultant must be approved by the City Board of Estimates. the board funded the study Monday. Allen said no decision will be rushed, a view the mayor supports, as legal challenges and injunctions have blocked the sale since the 1968 General Assembly authorized the purchase.

San Francisco Joseph Allen City Board of Estimates Airport Board Allen Anne Arundel County General Assembly Court of Appeals

Price Of Crabs Drops In Market

ANNAPOLIS AP Start planning those crabfests Marylanders crab prices cut in half in weeks J Millard Tawes head of the Department of Natural Resources says supply and marketing for medium crabs are excellent A bushel of medium sized male crabs fell from about 25 to 12 in weeks Baltimorean who paid as much as 6 for a dozen today pays less Some dealers agree size and number improved since July while Tawes notes quality has improved

Annapolis J. Millard Tawes Department of Natural Resources

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