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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1969

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Nixon Park talks focus on national security in San Francisco

In San Francisco a high level meeting between President Nixon and President Park of South Korea centers on national security. The two leaders plan talks at 4 PM in the Victorian side of the St. Francis Hotel with a state dinner beforehand. The discussion aims to reassure allies amid Asian policy concerns as Park visits from Del Monte Lodge on the Monterey Peninsula.

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Five Killed In Train Collision Near Stamford

Five people died in a head on collision between an approaching commuter train heading north from Stamford and an empty southbound train in Darien Connecticut. Thirty five were treated for injuries and three hospitalized. Engineer Edward May of Watertown was trapped for hours before rescue and listed in satisfactory condition.

Darien Conn Cav Tran Penn Central Stamford Edward May Watertown Mas St. Joseph's Hospital

Cancer Manhunt Underway For Chip Saxton Missing

Robert Chip Saxton 25 disappeared when due for neck cancer surgery at a Maryland hospital. His father says doctors fear death within months if he remains missing. Saxton, a former Annapolis student, was last seen at home on March 3 as his family across states contact police in Maryland California Florida to locate him. He may be despondent after cobalt treatments and planned radium implant. His family urges his return to save his life.

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Army hearing loss linked to training noise and poor protection

Army specialists warn that loud weapon and aircraft noise contributes to permanent hearing damage among recruits and veterans. At Ft Jackson and Ft Knox studies show substantial portions of soldiers exhibit high frequency loss, with limited use of properly fitted ear protection and mixed helmet standards across units.

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Tydings Seeks HEW Probe of Hanover Lineboro Landfill

Senator Joseph D. Tydings asks the Health, Education and Welfare Department to investigate a sanitary landfill project near Lineboro Carroll County Maryland created by Hanover. He warns of potential health hazards to residents of Maryland and Pennsylvania and cites limited Pennsylvania data.

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Russian naval force at peak global operations

The Pentagon says Soviet naval operations are at a peacetime high with about 125 ships active worldwide. Spokesman Daniel Z. Henkin noted the previous peacetime high was 120 ships and submarines in October 1969.

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