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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 14, 1968

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31st Infantry Rallies Around Shanghai Bowl in Korea

CAMP CASEY Korea AP The 31st Infantry known as the Foreign Legion rallies around the Shanghai Bowl a silver trophy kept since 1932 when the unit helped Marines in Shanghai China The bowl and 66 cups were crafted from silver dollars collected before sailing from Shanghai Sgt Maj Douglas Madison of Alexandria Minnesota guards the bowl which is used for special occasions and ceremonies including incoming and outgoing commanders and sergeant majors The regiment earned a temporary battle ribbon for its Shanghai action in peacetime

Camp Casey Korea U.S. 31St Infantry Foreign Legion U. S. Army Philippines Asia Shanghai China U.S 31St Infantry 31St Foreign Legionaires Douglas Madison Alexandria Minn 7Th Infantry Division

Weekend Auto Wrecks Reported Near Frederick

An Elkridge woman, 62, injured with a sprained neck after a rear end crash on U S 40 eight miles west of Frederick. Roger Ramsburg Jr. of Braddock Heights charged with failure to reduce speed. Damages listed for three vehicles and a second Sunday morning collision on North Bentz Street and West Fifth Street. Donald L Ritter, 17, Walkersville, involved.

Elkridge Frederick Memorial Hospital U.S. 40 Frederick Alice L. Miller Sylvester A. Miller Miller Roger A. Ramsburg Jr Braddock Heights Ramsburg Tfe Gordon Smith North Bentz Street West Fifth Street Donald L. Ritter Walkersville North Bentz Street Melissa Kay Wachter Grove Boulevard Gerald Blaine Haislet Grafton Ohio Ralph E. Ireland Grasonville Haislet Irelan J.A. McDonald

Quiet fronts mask looming Viet Nam offensive

U S officers say enemy avoids contact as preparations for a Tet style attack rise. B52 airstrikes from Saigon to the central highlands target suspected bases while weekly tallies show rising enemy deaths and U S and South Vietnamese casualties. The Song Life newspaper is suspended and publisher Chu Van Binh faces trial for undermining unity with possible penalties up to death.

South Vietnam Saigon Ton Thien Song—Life National Unity United States Serig U.S Cam Ranh Nguyen Ngoc Loan Chu van Binh

Negro History Sought In Schools

A Baltimore high school teacher urged integration of Afro American history into the general curriculum and early education. She blamed authors publishers and teachers for excluding Negro history and called for readiness to accept change before inspiring others.

Morgan State College Board of Education

Paris Tourism Faces Decline Amid 1968 Strikes

Paris hotel and restaurant owners report a ruined summer season as student strikes and unrest suppress travel. Americans, Britons, and Germans curtailed visits, French tourism wanes while Spain attracts fewer visitors. Foreign arrivals drop after World War II peak. French residents travel abroad more. Winter ski season hopes rise to revive tourism.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Spain France

Park Service seeks payment from Poor People’s Campaign over Resurrection City cost

The National Park Service billed Poor People’s Campaign organizers 71 795 for dismantling and restoring the Resurrection City shantytown site. It may sue if the Southern Christian Leadership Conference does not pay.

Capital Associated Press National Park Service Resurrection City Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Stup Reunion At Monocacy Village Park

More than a hundred descendants of David Thomas and Hester Thomas Stup gathered at Monocacy Village Park for their annual reunion. Howard J. Stup Jr led the program with officers elected: Jesse L. Stup Sr president George Alhalt vice president and David Myers secretary treasurer.

David Thomas Hester Thomas Stup Monocacy Village Park Howard J. Stup, Jr Kenneth L. Martin Kenneth Powell Jesse L. Stup George Alhalt David Myers Raymond Ahalt Anthony L. Ahalt Terry iAnn Tina Timothy Andrew Irving Cook Dinah Lori Douglas Wayne Ahalt Kimberly Dawn Larry E. Ahalt Beverly Donald Scharrer Kathy David Dolly Sarah Cecelia John Donald Ruth Lee George Ahalt Susan Michael Julie Harry Ahalt Bucky Ronnie Judy Sandy Thomas Parsley Tammy Steven Larrell Blevins George T. Stup Marietta Carole Paul C. Stup Betsy Cindy Elaine Cowan Charlotte Roland Stup Joan J. Warren Burger Gerald Hanes Jerry Cheryl Ralph Marsden Howard J. Stup

List of Wedding Guests and Hosts Names

Mrs. Holand Biser, Gale and Lindi, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Walter, Debra, Brenda and Don ald, Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Stup, Sr., Bill, Steve and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Powell, Pamela and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin and Karen and Glenda Summers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Hess, Linda Gearinger, Diane and Brenda Brown, George Ketterman, Jr., Mrs. Bessie Sharrer and Albert Ridg ly, Jr.

Holand Biser Gale Lindi Carroll Walter Debra Brenda Donald Howard J. Stup Bill Steve Kim Kenneth Powell Pamela Keith Kenneth Martin Karen Glenda Summers Ray M. Hess Linda Gearinger Diane Brenda Brown George Ketterman, Jr Bessie Sharrer Albert Ridgly, Jr

Navy to activate 50 ships and 100 planes to meet cuts

The Pentagon announced plans to activate 50 ships including the atomic submarine Triton and 100 antisubmarine warfare planes to help meet spending cuts ordered by Congress. Most vessels are World War II era small combat, auxiliary, or amphibious ships. The fleet will also include a guided missile light cruiser and an antisubmarine carrier, both WWII builds.

Washington Pentagon Navy Naval Air Congress Vietnam

Draft boards to interview CO applicants before denial

Local draft boards will attempt meetings with conscientious objector applicants before denying them on file. Draft director Lewis B. Hershey said the interview aims to develop further facts supporting the CO claim and its sincerity. CO status requires objection to all war based on religious training and belief.

Washington Lewis B. Hershey

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