Egypt Rejects U S Plan For Mideast Surveillance
Egypt rejected a U S satellite and U2 spy plan for Middle East cease fire surveillance as a pretext for espionage. Al Ahram noted Cairo may have known of the move but urged U S neutrality. Israel's opposition parties called for an urgent debate on U S Israeli relations amid the rift over Egypt’s missiles near the Suez truce line.
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Welcome Mat Fetes Young Toronto Couple in Frederick
A Jaycee Welcome Mat event in Frederick honors a young couple from Toronto, Elly May and Gerald Marks, with a two day all expenses paid trip. Jaycee officials and local dignitaries organize a reception at the Holiday Inn and present gifts donated by area businesses. The staged welcome includes car escort, hotel stay, a dinner, dancing, and a dress and coat for the couple as the town lines up in a festive August scene.
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Gerald Marks
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Beckley
Airconditioned Ltd
Hertz
James Dobbs
Marks
Rosemont Gulf Station
Holiday Inn
Dan-Dee
J. M. Bucheimer Company
Lucy Hams, Inc
Barbara Fritchie Restaurant
Jeanne Bussard Workshop
Jenkins Brothers Cannery
Everedy Company
Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Company
G. L. Baking Company
McCutcheon Apple Products
Frederick Produce Company
C& P Telephone Company
State Farm Insurance Company
City police warn bike licenses due next week
With under a thousand of the citys estimated two thousand bikes licensed, police warn that any unlicensed cycle may be impounded after the deadline. A 25 cent license aids recovery of stolen bikes. Cpl. William Crabill inspected tires lights reflectors fenders and a bell during headquarters checks through today and next week hours.
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Martinique Floods Take 12 Lives
Martinique flood deaths rose to 12 as Tropical Storm Dorothy swept the island. Heavy rain in Fort de France recorded 12.32 inches in nine hours causing severe local flooding. Winds peaked around 60 mph in gusts, while Dorothy weakened slightly after colliding with the mountains.
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Jetliner Hijacked to Cuba in Havana Landing
A stocky Latino man claimed a bomb and hijacked a Delta jet with 81 aboard from Atlanta to Savannah. Pilot Hedgecock kept the hijacker away from the cockpit as Cuba allowed the plane to land in Havana after a detour amid storms. The man, from Peru, said he had done this before and was later questioned by authorities in Miami.
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Judy James
Atlanta
Miami International
Cuba
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Havana
Hedgecock
Jose Marti
Peru
Dennis Owens
FBI
U.S
Miami
Nixon Diaz Ordaz Border Pact Ended 122 Year Dispute
In Puerto Vallarta Nixon and Diaz Ordaz agreed to set the Texas Mexico boundary in the center of the Rio Grande ending 122 years of shifting river land disputes. The accord includes compensating factors for river bed movements and a remaining 2,000 acre tract near Presidio Texas. Nixon aimed for Senate ratification and Mexican congressional approval while addressing Colorado River salinity talks.
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Nixon
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Rio Grande
Texas
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
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Presidio
Tex
Senate
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University of Guadalajara
Heavy fighting near Phnom Penh through border lines
Cambodian and North Vietnamese forces clashed near Phnom Penh with heavy losses on both sides. Cambodian reports say 19 troops killed and 124 wounded, while claiming 500 enemy casualties though observers dispute the figure. Cambodian withdrawals from Prek Tameak followed overrun positions as allied bombers targeted the area.
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Edgar Lee Masters Stamp Announcement Spurs Frederick History
Postmaster General Blount announces a commemorative Edgar Lee Masters stamp to issue August 22. The move spurs Frederick history recall and launches a new poets series endorsed by President Nixon.
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Edward S. Delaplaine
Winton M. Blount
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Blount
Post Office Department
John G. Whittier
Barbara Fritchie
Longfellow
James Russell Lowell
James Whitcomb Riley
Walt Whitman
Baltimore
Edgar Allan Poe
Francis Scott Key
Harry Truman
Jesse M. Donaldson
Maryland
Wm. Preston Lane, Jr
United States
Benner
Arthur E. Summerfield
Bloodmobile Collects 165 Pints Here
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Evangelical Lutheran Church on Monday registering donors from 2 to 6 45 pm. Of about 210 scheduled, 179 appeared, 11 deferred, 3 unsuccessful, yielding 165 pints toward Frederick County quota.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Fire Log Summary for CITY NORTH MARKET ST and EAST STREET
Fire calls compiled for a 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. reported at CITY NORTH MARKET ST with a general alarm at 1:53 a.m. involving trash at Carmack's loading dock. A Laundromat general alarm at 10:31 a.m. prompted ambulance and emergency routine responses. no county involvement listed. Contact numbers 662-6333 or 663-4400 provided.
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