Brunswick Officer Injured In Early Morning Crash
Brunswick City Police Patrolman Phillip Lynwood Van Steinburg, 24, was in pursuit on Md. 464 when his cruiser left the road near Point of Rocks. The cruiser struck an embankment and trees, sending him to Frederick Memorial and then to Johns Hopkins in Baltimore in critical condition.
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Brunswick City
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Phillip Lynwood van Steinburg
Brunswick
MD. 464
Th. Raymond Kamaus
Barracks B
Maryland State Police
Point of Rocks Road
Point of Rocks
von Steinburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Three Held In Breaking Entering Case In Frederick
Frederick youths were charged with breaking and entering after State Police found them inside the Dennis Body Shop on Md 355 early Saturday. Steven Clem and Kenneth Merriken Jr. were held on $500 bond with a preliminary hearing set September 4. A 17 year old juvenile is in juvenile authorities. entry was through a side window and items taken included change from a coke machine and a tool kit.
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Frederick
Dennis
Kenneth J. Merriken, Jr
West Patrick Street
Steven G. Clem
North Market Street
Frederick Stull
Bernard Dennis
Clem
Merriken
James Fike
Ronald Herring
Tfe
R. P. Kamauf
Tfe. Waller Drumm
Local Reactions Vary Over Nixon Humphrey Wallace Race
Frederick County residents discuss the presidential race with views ranging from support for Nixon or Humphrey to skepticism about all candidates. Mayor John Derr backs Nixon while noting Wallace could influence the outcome. County Commissioner Russell Z Norman calls for change and stronger law and order amid concerns about mob rule.
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Susan Miller
Frederick
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Derr
Russell Z. Norman
Frederick County
Walkersville and Urbana School Principals Appointed
Neil J. Shipman is assigned to Walkersville Elementary as principal replacing Dwight Roy who moves to Urbana Elementary. Roy, veteran Frederick County educator, shifts to Urbana to replace Fred Ward who died recently, after a long career at Adamstown Elm Street Mast Frederick and Walkersville. Roy and Shipman have strong teaching backgrounds and family ties in the county.
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Neil J. Shipman
Walkersville
Dwight Roy
Urbana
Ter
Montoursville
Steward County
Savage Elementary
Frederick County
Roy
Fred Ward
Adamstown
Elm Street
Yellow Springs
Mast Frederick
Ruther- Ten
Maryland Auto Deaths Expected To Reach Twelve This Weekend
The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission warns of as many as 12 auto fatalities over Labor Day weekend. Last year 8 were killed and 422 injured in 215 accidents across the state. Officials urge patience and caution, noting fatalities rise with speed and intoxication. Frederick County aims for a second year without a fatality after 1966 saw one death.
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Paul E.* Burke
Frederick County
Living Costs Rise Again In Local Areas
Food prices in the Baltimore metropolitan area rise 3.6 percent from July to duly, reflecting Frederick County trends. The dollar's purchasing power fell as the food dollar dropped to cents in the period, indicating higher costs for local households.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Soviet Troop Buildup Alarms Near Romanian Border
Frederick County records its Labor Day weekend fatality as Irvin W Fossett Jr, 26, dies in a two car crash at U S 40 and Md 75 near New Market. Clarence G Carroll Jr faces manslaughter with a motor vehicle charges after his southbound vehicle crosses into oncoming traffic. Other victims treated at Frederick Memorial and Fort Detrick Dispensaries.
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Frederick County
New Market
U.S. 40
MD. 75
Robert J.thomas
Irvin William Fossett, Jr
Fossett
Clarence George Carroll, Jr
Brinklow
Carroll
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Donald R. Barigis
Maryland
US. 40
Larry Gene Smith
Pendleton
Oregon
Smith
Fort Detrick Dispensary
Larry Albert Bullock
Fort Detrick
Israelis Freed After Algiers Hijack In Rome Return
In Rome today 12 Israeli male crew and passengers from the Algiers hijack were released to travel home after five weeks in captivity. The El Al Boeing 707 remains in Algeria, with no release yet, as diplomatic pressure from Israel and international agencies continues.
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Rome
Algiers
Tel Aviv
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Israel
Jerusalem
International Civil Aviation Organization
Communists Attack Viet Capital and Refugee Camps
Reports from Saigon say mortars hit the provincial capital Hoi An 365 miles northeast of Saigon, followed by a raid on two refugee camps killing 15 civilians and wounding 22. In a separate action, 45 government soldiers were freed from a prisoner of war camp in the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
Orly
Hoi An
South Vietnam
U.S
Sone
Mekong Delta
Wallace Appeals To All People In Campaign Rally
George C. Wallace told about 11 500 supporters at Freedom Hall in Louisville that his race based appeal reaches everybody of all races. He criticized the two major parties as offering little real choice and pledged to repeal the recently approved open housing law as his first priority if elected.
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Louisville
George C. Wallace
Wallace
American Independent Party
Freedom Jhall
Alabama
Man Gets New Heart in Montreal
A 58 year old father of five became the world’s 35th heart transplant patient in Montreal. Officials at the Montreal Heart Hospital said the new heart for Elie Zaor, a Turkey native who moved to Canada 40 years ago, took over well. One electrical shock started the heart from donor Aime Lamothe, a 38 year old welder from Sorel who died after a massive brain hemorrhage. The operation began Friday at about 4 PM and ended near midnight, led by Dr. Pierre Grondin.
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Montreal
Montreal Heart Hospital
Elie Zaor
Turkey
Canada
Aime Lamothe
Sorel
Que
Lamothe
Notre Dame Hospital
Pierre Grondin
Scott Key Center Marks Birthday
Scott Key Center For Exceptional Children begins its third year of operation on Tuesday. The center, run by the Frederick County Day Care Center for the Retarded, Inc., serves three year olds and ambulatory children tuition free. Enrollment has doubled since 1966, and staff includes teachers aides drivers and an occupational therapist. The center currently occupies the old Emergency Hospital building behind Montevue County Home and hopes for new quarters near Waverley School.
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Steve Carter
Scott Key Center For
Frederick County
Montevue County
Mun
Marcgared
McCarthy
Waverley School
Montevoe Lane
County Association For the Retarded
Miso
Maryland State Health Department
Health Department
Asalas Fance
Johnson Warns Russians in Strong but Cautious Speech
President Johnson cautioned Moscow against crossing borders while in San Antonio. He rejected appeasement and warned would be aggressors, but stopped short of pledging military action. Romanian leaders sought a political settlement amid Soviet pressure, offering concessions to the Warsaw Pact to avoid occupation.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Europe
Moscow
San Antonio
Bucharest
Romania
Cregent Nicolae Ceausescu
Czechoslovakia
Vie Eral Prague
Kremlin
Fire log notes multiple calls during 21 hour period
Fire calls reported during a 21 hour period ending 10 agen with addresses and scattered details. Partial entries mention trash burning on Wisner Street and various responders and notes from Fountain Mike's and Mount Saint Marys area.
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Agen
CUNY
Wisner Street
United
Chzens
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Evangelical Lutheran
J. Rolfe Castleman
Walkersville, Urbana
Shipman
Montoursville, Pa
Lycoming College
Willamsport
Penn State
University of Maryland
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Tie
Frosting State College
Western Maryland College
Nell J. Shipman
Trright Ray
Romanian
New Market Man County
Mary Fila ‘Timpson
Phoebe Anne Lyles
Monrovia
Frederick Memorial Hnspital
Viet Capital
Scott Key Center
U.S.S.R
Ceausescu
Alexander Bassey
Mount Saint Maioy
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