Thomas backed for county clerk post in Frederick
The Democratic State Central Committee endorsed Carl C. Thomas for county clerk to the Frederick Board of County Commissioners. If approved, Thomas would replace Randolph Rosencrantz. the post pays 9 000 dollars annually. Some commissioners doubt if the job will match Rosencrantz’s.
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Adamstown
Democratic State Central Committee
Central Committee
Carl C. Thomas
Frederick
Veterans’ Administration
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Rosencrantz
Ohne
Jeffersonian
Democratic Club
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Charles E. Collins
Donald Linton
Police Continue Probe of Robberies in Frederick and Thurmont
Frederick Police Chief Maj. Charles V. Main said investigations continue into two robberies. A safe was taken from Brown's store on East Patrick Street and later found near Bush Creek with papers scattered. $900 cash missing. In Thurmont a $4,000 liquor store theft remains unsolved as state police are alerted to the suspect.
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Frederick
Thurmont
Charles V. Main
Brown’s
East Patrick Street
Bush Creek
Pennsylvania
U.N. Debates Rhodesia Sanctions as Africa presses
At the United Nations Security Council South African policy and measures against Rhodesia dominated the debate. African leaders urge total sanctions while Britain cautions only limited penalties to avoid hurting allies. Zimbabwe allies push for a broader blockade from Mozambique to South Africa, with South Africa and Portugal signaling noncompliance.
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South Africa
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Britain
George Brown
Council
Ian Smith
Brown
Smith
Zambia
Portugal
Diallo Telli
Organization of African Unity
Cuatra
Rhodesat
Mozambique
Afmica
Romney Seeks Republican Path to 1968 Nomination
Michigan Governor George Romney presses a bid for the 1968 GOP nomination in Colorado Springs. He faces wary moderates and conservatives like Ronald Reagan, who remains noncommittal but open to Romney’s national action. Romney signals possible long candidacy and may tour primaries, while weighing Vietnam stance and information needs of voters.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Michigan
George Romney
Ronald Reagan
Romney
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
California
White House
Colorado
John A. Love
Republican Governors Association
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Idaho
Robert F. Smyte
Viet Nam
Johnson
Bomb Blast Kills 16 Marines In South Vietnam
Saigon reports 16 U.S. Marines killed when two 251 pound bombs from a Marine plane exploded among their company near the Rockpile ridge five miles south of the demilitarized zone. Four other bombs hit intended targets as Viet Cong attacks flare within a 35 mile radius of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Marine Corps
Wisner Street Tragedy Victim Crushed by Train
Charles Pople of 319 East Second Street died Friday after noon near Baltimore and Ohio tracks when apparently struck by a train. Autopsy cited multiple internal injuries. Police continuing investigation. Pople, WWII veteran and Purple Heart recipient, survived by wife Evelyn and three sons and four stepchildren. Funeral planned at Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home with services Monday at 10 a.m. Burial in St. Michael Cemetery Frostburg Md.
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B. O Thomas
Charles Pople
Charles V. Main
Baltimore and Ohio
Wisner Street
Poplo
Thomas
Main
Bysville
Ohio
Kev Chevrolet
Lugon
New Guinea
South Philippines
Joseph and
Anna Osage Poplowski
Evelyn Eaves Pople
Casimir Anthony Pople
Vincent Stanly Pople
Thomas 4. Hoffman
Donald Modieffman
Marvy F. Marker
Earl H Hoffman
Frederick
Joseph Petuska
Baltimore
Joseph Pople
Wellsburg
Anthonys Pople
Alfred E. Smith
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Michael Cemetery
Frostburg
Long wait for Viet Nam calls as Christmas deadline passes
A U S Christmas call to Vietnam is delayed by a long waiting list. Reservations needed by late November, with transmission limited to six days a week 3 to 7 pm PST and weather affecting service. Red Cross plans a Q and A on Viet Nam next Tuesday at Fort Detrick Officers Club.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Oakland
California
Pacific Ocean
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Fort Detrick
Chub
Frederick Memorial Hospital Paid Fast Under Medicare Rules
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports rapid Medicare payments for patient care under Medicare legislation. Administrator B David Youngdahl said the hospital is having no problem collecting from the government or its agents. State officials expect Medicare and Medicaid payments to be current statewide by early next year. payments are averaging 825 million a month.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Youngdahl
Saint
Earl
State Health Department
Blue Cross
Pelmants
Soviet Jitters Over Viet Nam Prompt Kremlin Moves?
Soviet statements reveal a jittery mood on Vietnam, with Moscow wary of deepening Cold War. Officials debate military restraint while signaling possible behind the scenes pressure to end the war. A UN envoy and Chinese tensions add to Moscow’s caution as Geneva terms frame the stance.
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Kremlin
Moscow
China
Reing Ten
Sonsom
Vab
Tae Kremlin
Stupas
Eaders
Lon
Secredars
Vo Thont
Sinetian
Veser
Rossein
Leama
Breshnes
Delauter Named To Frederick Housing Authority
Claude Ro Delauter Jr, a guidance counselor at West Frederick Junior High School, is named to the Frederick City Housing Authority to fill the remainder of the term of G. Raymond Shipley who resigned to become a judge. Delauter, a lifelong Frederick resident with 32 years in county schools, holds a BA from Storer College and an MA from Columbia, with additional study at several universities. He serves on multiple boards including the Community Chest, Jeanne Bussard Workshop, Frederick Community College, and the Salvation Army and is active in Counseling Services Inc. He and his wife live on Madison Street and he is involved with local religious and professional groups.
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Claude Ro Delauter Jr
Frederick
Delauter
West Frederick
G. Raymond Shipley
Shiples
Orphan's Court
Frederick County
Storer College
Columbia University
Cornell
Rutgers
New York University
University of Maryland
Fhontes International
Jeanne Bussard Workshop
Frederick Community College
The
Salvation Army
Counseling Services, Inc
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Rusk
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U.S. Eggth Light Infantry
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William C. Westmoreland
Thailand
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Ruby
Dallas
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Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home
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Shelepin
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