Hood College Plans Ten Year Enrollment Increase
Hood College approved a long range plan to double enrollment in ten years from 750 women to about 900 plus by 1976, with staged growth including new dormitories and academic buildings. The plan funds come from gifts, government grants, and endowment, while maintaining a 12 to 1 student faculty ratio and Hood’s liberal arts identity.
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Flak Curtain Shields Haiphong Aboard Oriskany Carrier
North Viet Nam is throwing a heavy flak barrage along its coast, described by pilots aboard the carrier Oriskany as probably the most intensive antiaircraft fire of the war. Reports say 329 U.S. planes have been lost over North Vietnam, with a record seven shot down in one day. Pilots note radar-guided and manually operated guns, constant flak before hitting the beach, and evasive maneuvers to avoid missiles. The barrage is seen as highly effective and increasingly dangerous to air missions over Haiphong area.
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Communist Camp Split Again By North Korea
Washington AP reports a new split in Communist blocs as North Korea declares ideological independence from both China and the USSR. Experts say this polycentric trend reflects rising nationalism and demands for personal progress, yet does not ease the broader U.S. confrontation. Fidel Castro’s restrained stance and Moscow’s discipline are noted as possibly signaling tension within world communism.
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U S Jets and MIGs clash near Hanoi in brief dogfight
North Viet Nam airspace saw a brief dogfight 60 miles northwest of Hanoi as Communist MIG interceptors engaged U S Air Force jets. No aircraft were downed, but two MIGs and one F105 Thunderchief suffered damage. The encounter ended with the MIGs breaking off.
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4 000 Home City Planned Near Border
A large planned community near the Frederick Montgomery line near Hyatts town aims for about 4 000 homes plus recreation, schools, and commercial areas. The project centers on 111 acres of a 640 acre site along Interstate 70S and Md 109 near Carroll Burdette with Montgomery County rezoning pending. Engineers and economists say studies are near completion and development could begin soon.
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Sanitary district fees spark protest hearing set
Opponents of Jefferson sanitary district protest high installation and service costs. A public hearing is at 10 am Wednesday before county commissioners after a 77-signature petition. Project cost cited as 332000 with per-property charges and annual front-foot fees. Funding includes bonds and grants.
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Drought Aid Approval Seen Coming Monday
Frederick County awaits federal drought disaster aid with a department official predicting approval for grazing use on diverted land. Maryland faces worsening drought as state climatologist notes Maryland and northern Delaware hit severe conditions and dairy producers worry drought-driven business closures.
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Federal Efforts In Strike Held Secret
Washington AP report notes secret federal pressure on airline negotiators to end the 33,400 mechanic strike. If no voluntary accord is reached, House plans back-to-work legislation, 30 days with a 150 day presidential extension, amid looming election pressures. Airlines United Northwest Eastern National and Trans World weigh offers as Meany warns against anti labor action.
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Court To Hear Suit In Church Dispute
The Maryland and Virginia Eldership of the Churches of God in North America filed suit in Carroll County Circuit Court seeking a permanent injunction against the Westminster Church of God. The complaint, by Fisher Wagner and Martineau, says the church and its trustees and minister hold church property illegally after leaving the eldership. Westminster Church of God had severed ties with the parent body a month earlier.
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