Missing Frederick 1¢ year-old girl found dead with teen companion
Frederick police report a 1¢ year-old girl Sandra Lee Harley and 17-year-old Douglas C. Paust found dead in a garage behind Trail Avenue. County medical examiner Dr B O Thomas Sr says carbon monoxide poisoning likely caused both deaths. The girl had been missing since Wednesday afternoon after leaving home to shop downtown. Autopsy scheduled for tomorrow.
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Frederick
Trail Avenue
Sandra Lee Harley
John Hanson
Paul Harley
Douglas C. Paust
West Fifth Street
B. O. Thomas Sr
Paust
Torce
December Weather Swing From 67 to 28 Degrees
The article notes a dramatic December swing from a 67 degree high to a 28 degree overnight, with readings ranging from 26 to 70 degrees earlier in the month. Forecasts predict highs of 35 to 45 degrees, lows in the upper 30s, and partly cloudy skies. Rain or snow possible Saturday, and total December precipitation 2.92 inches.
Tawes Not Interested In Treasurer's Job
Gov. Tawes denies interest in state treasurer post and endorses incumbent John Leutkemeyer. He says he has been approached but would not pursue the position and notes Agnew would not be harmed by two Democrats on the Board of Public Works. He praises Leutkemeyer for saving thousands of dollars in fiscal matters.
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Baltimore
Tawes
John AL Leutkemeyer
General Assembly
Congestion Forecast On 70S Corridor
A position paper from the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce argues that high density development along the 70S corridor without new roads would cause dangerous congestion. It criticizes plans to widen the corridor and urges better interagency coordination and a reassessment of the corridor’s interstate purpose.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Matthew Witgenstein
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Witgenstein
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
IBM
Bureau of Standards
Fairchild - Hiller
Atomic Energy Commission
Wallace FE. Hutton
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Hatten
Germantown
County Heads Reject Higher Salary For Parks Director
The Frederick County Commissioners rejected a Parks and Recreation request to raise the starting salary for a parks supervisor from 7000 to 9000 dollars annually. Some members opposed while Hutton urged urgency to hire and complete county parks planning.
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Frederick County
Parks and Recreation Commission
Parks Group
Charles F. Bowers
Russell. Horman
Charles E. Collins
Horman
Collins
Wallacer Hutton
Thieves Take $135 From Two Frederick Businesses
Thieves took more than $135 in cash from two Frederick businesses while open. Police report $100 stolen from the Frederick Transit Company on West Patrick Street and $25 from Lyles' Barber Shop on Market Street around 9:55 p.m and about two hours earlier.
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Frederick
Frederick Transit Company
Lyles
Transit Company
West Patrick Street
Esles
Soh Market Street
Teamsters Strike Backs Hoffa Amid Detroit Show of Support
In Detroit and across the Midwest rebellious Teamsters halted truck movement to back James R. Hoffa and protest a Supreme Court related possible jail sentence. Hoffa urged a 10 a.m. back to work rally in Coho Arena while Mayor Cavanagh sought Hoffa’s intervention.
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Midwest
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Hoffa
Teamsters
Coho Arena
Chicago
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Motor City
Associated Press
al Quinn
Bull Halls
Quinn
Architects Cite YMCA Therederick County Award Winners
The Potomac Valley Chapter of the American Institute of Architects named ten winners of an Award of Merit for YMCA architecture in the Marshind Potomac Valley area. Dwight Collinus and Mervyll B. Groelle accepted the award for the local YMCA, with judges praising the building’s straight forward plan and thoughtful brick and wood use. Groelle noted the project represents half of the total planned construction, with future phases implied by the design. The biennial awards were announced at a Sheraton meeting in Silver Spring.
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Marshind
Potomac Valley
Dwight Collinus
Mervyll B. Groelle
YMCA
Marsland American Institute of Architects
Wabcov, Keses, Tabh Hietge and Condon
Washington
Groetle
Icus
Lethbridge and
Condon
Sheraton Motor Inn
Silver Spr
Lewistown
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick
Yalglay Wens
Frederick County
Soviets Hike Defense Spending in 1967 Budget
Moscow reports a 1.1 billion ruble increase to 14.3 billion rubles for 1967, claiming U.S. aggression in Vietnam as the motive. Garbuzov cites US imperialist actions as worsening the international situation, while observors note possible China concerns driving the rise.
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Moscow
United States
Vietnam
Vasily F. Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Garbuzov
U.S
China
Stock market edged lower on lower production news
New York stocks fell slightly in moderate trading as November industrial output dropped, with Chrysler and other big three automakers posting small losses. Bethlehem Steel remained firm while most major manufacturers slipped.
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New York
Wall Street
Chrysler
Bethlehem
LBJ Tries Again For Peace Talks On Vietnam War
AP dispatch from Saigon reports U.S. warplanes hammered Hanoi targets for a second day despite heavy ground fire and MIG resistance. A Thunderchief, downed 30 miles southwest of Hanoi, was recovered, while two Navy jets were lost and pilots listed as missing. The United States tallies 46 aircraft losses in the air war. officials deny civilian casualties claims and press for renewed peace talks.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
U.S. Command
State Department
Washington
Department
Air Force
Navy
North
Romeo Falls From Fire Escape in Paterson Tragedy
Ervin Bacote, 23, reportedly slipped on ice on a fire escape platform while attempting to enter Hazel Rosewell’s apartment. Rosewell, 25, saw his body on the pavement at 3:30 am. Bacote was known to visit via the roof and fire escape of the building.
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Paterson
Ervin Bacoie
Hazel Rosewell
Bacote
Bulding
Iraqi Plane Crashes Into Bus Killing 26 Persons
A Iraqi air force training plane collided with a bus near the Iraq Saria frontier killing all 25 bus passengers and the plane’s pilot. Baghdad radio reported the disaster occurred Wednesday.
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Damasca
I AP
Iraq-Saria
Baghdad Radio
President Makes New Offer
President Johnson signals a possible broadening of peace talks on Vietnam by proposing an extended cease-fire and a freeze on troop reinforcements if the Communists respond. The move aims to test willingness for direct discussion and keep peace prospects from slipping, while opponents warn extended truces may benefit the enemy.
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Johnson
Vietnam
White House
Bill D Moyers
United States
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
South Vietnam
William C Westmoreland
Young
Mekong Delta
Senate
Mike Manfield
Frederick News Sets Record With Thirty Seven Pages
This afternoon's edition of the Freder ick News publishes 37 pages, a record for the regular edition. The paper traces its history back to the first issue on October 15, 1883, which started with five pages and one cent price.
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