Fort Detrick News Highlights Seating Plantings and Talks
The Officers Open Mess Beautification Program planted 743 tulips and grape hyacinth bulbs with 11 officers and spouses at the Club. Three pink dogwood trees, two 20 foot elms and several white dogwoods are to be planted Dec 3 at 8 a.m. Mrs. Jones chairs the effort. A PUBLIC lecture by Dr. Bernhard Witkop on poisons from the fire salamander and other toadstuffs is set for Hudson Hall, Hood, Thursday at 8 p.m., part of RESA Fort Detrick science talks. The Monocacy Chapter Retired Officers Association chose Col. James E. Hatcher to succeed Lt. Col. Warren T. Lenhart as president for 1967.
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of Club
Jones
Chatman
Herbert Arm
Robert Henry
Henry
Hood
Columbia Jungle
Hudson Hall
RESA
Fort Detrick
RFSA
Frederick Community College
Herring Run School
Baltimore
Carroll County GOP Club Faces Election Gains
The Carroll County GOP Club reports a productive meeting with officers elected or reaffirmed led by President Charles J. Simmson Presiceat and Robert Sell as vice president. In the recent party results Carroll County carried the governor race for Spire T. Agnew and elected two delegates to the Ge Asvem hiv along with two of three Commissioners and other officials. The tone was cautious optimism to expand GOP successes in upcoming elections.
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Ropusa Foyoun
Wes J. Apson
Robert Sell
Mel Jonm Brincer
APM
Williamt
Thomas E
Feers Tetutey Pres
Gerton
Republican Party
Carroll County
Spire T. Agnew
Ge Asvemhiv
Service member recalls Vietnam duty and longing for home
A serviceman stationed in South Vietnam speaks of lonely hours in a tall tower during combat duty. He reflects on the fear, hope, and prayers of the local people and expresses wish for a free future and return home to safety.
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PHC
Bovis
Thief Returns Cards to Police Chief in Seoul
A pickpocket sent a box of about 100 identification cards to Seoul authorities with a note asking the police chief to return the IDs to owners. He signs off saying he is retiring and returning to his homeland. In Mexico City Octaviano Camp urges merchants to raise prices for the holidays, though most stores have already increased by about 10 percent.
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South Korea
Seoul Ice
Mexico City
Industry
Mmerce
Octaviano Camp
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Pasdmeus Annais
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Witkep
Munich
Weihenstephan Agricultural and Technical Colege
Harvard University
NIH
Heart Institute
Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases
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Charles J. Simmson
Presiceat
Willy
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Hor Celimty
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CAP
Servicemian Weriles Perm
Nigit Cuty
Vietnam
Mexico
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Lei Department Stores
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Frederick Shopping Center
Schley Shop
Administratrix Sale
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Clifton C. Virts
Emmert R. Bowlus
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