Snow Expected This Afternoon In Frederick County
The area may see its first real snow of the season this afternoon or tonight ahead of winter, possibly reaching the first day of winter at 8 41 p m. Snow would be light if it occurs and would cap a period with 30s temperatures today, a 20s overnight, and a Tuesday in the 30s. Maryland’s western counties report 22 inches total for the season, with Garrett County adding an inch and Frostburg, Cumberland, and Allegany County seeing light flurries.
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Garrett County
Maryland
Frostburg
Allegany County
Cumberland
Peace Efforts in Dominican Republic Suffer Major Setback
Violence erupted around Hotel Matum near Santiago as army troops clashed with former rebels. At least 13 people died in two shootings, including nine soldiers and two rebels, with 13 of 18 Americans evacuated from the nearby hotel. IAPF reinforced downtown Santo Domingo amid continuing unrest.
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Dominican Republic
Santiago
Matum
U.S
Inter-American Peace Force
IAPF
Juan Lora Fernandez
U. S
Texas A&m University
School of Superior Agricultural Studies
Rate Hearing Resumes Auto Insurance Companies Made Profits
Baltimore hearings examined figures showing 73 Maryland auto liability insurers earned 4192 dollars in profit when including investment income. Critics argue investment income should be excluded, as rate hikes face cross examination by officials and industry witnesses.
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Maryland
Daniel Paul
Paul
Hyman Pressman
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Pressman
Mandel
Auto Lability
Two Nabbed In $87 Robbery At Baltimore Hotel
A porter was shot and the manager wounded during an armed holdup at the Armistead Hotel in downtown Baltimore. The robbery netted $87. Sidney Murray, 52, died at Mercy Hospital. Norman Myers, 44, was treated for a stomach wound. Police arrested two suspects nearby and questioned a third. The hotel sits across from City Hall.
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New York Markets Open With Mixed Aerospace Defense News
AP reports early trading shows aerospace defense issues weak while the stock market moves along a irregular path, with activity remaining fairly steady as investors react to mixed signals and sector rotations.
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New York
U S Plans New Space Spectacular
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP A Titan 2 rocket will launch four satellites into a high equatorial orbit. Oscar 4 amateur radio satellite, two MIT Lincoln Lab comms satellites Les 3 and Les 4, and OV2-3 sun study satellite. Mission lasts about six hours with 150 events weighing 931 pounds total.
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Britain Starts Oil Airlift to Zambia Amid Rhodesia Talks
Britain began an oil airlift to Zambia on Sunday as leaders from Kenya Ethiopia and Uganda urged a fresh African summit on action toward Rhodesia. The first delivery landed in Lusaka with 2 370 gallons of diesel from Dar es Salaam via Tanzania.
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Was Hanoi Sincere in Viet Nam Peace Offer Storm
The Johnson administration faced a heated dispute over publication of North Viet Nam peace correspondence. Officials debated whether Hanoi's approach was genuine and whether to seek clarifications. Accusations of leaks and sabotage by Dr Giorgio La Pira intensified tensions as Rusk rejected blame for controversial disclosures.
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France Reelects De Gaulle in Runoff Victory
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle wins a seven year term with 55.18 percent of the vote. Francois Mitterrand secures 10.61 million ballots as about 84 percent of registered voters cast ballots. Mitterrand vows to focus on November 1967 National Assembly elections.
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Mitterrand
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Erhard Johnson Open Talks on Europe Nuclear Defense Role
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and President Johnson begin two days of talks in Washington focused on enlarging Germany's say in Europe's nuclear defenses. A plan for an Atlantic Nuclear Force using Polaris submarines may include the United States Britain West Germany Italy and the Netherlands.
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Italy
Netherlands
Gerhard Schroeder
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Medical checks begin on Borman and Lovell after spaceflight
Gemini 7 veterans Frank Borman and James Lovell Jr undergo three days of medical testing at Cape Kennedy to study the physical effects of a 14 day mission marked by 10 lunar orbits. They report confinement and dream-heavy sleep as chief complaints while praising the mission's spacecraft and rendezvous performance. The pair plan eight days of debriefing in Houston after medical work.
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James A. Lovell Jr
Space
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Borman
Lovell
Air Force
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Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Gemini
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Saigon Braces for Violence Anniversary Attacks
Saigon faces potential Viet Cong attacks on the fifth anniversary of the insurgency. Outskirts near Nha Be, a major fuel and ammunition depot, saw artillery and small arms fire as U S advisers warn a breach could ignite the depot and river. Earlier, a grenade struck a truck carrying U S soldiers, wounding one. Officials fear terrorism may continue into the new year.
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South Viet Nam
Nha Be
U.S
Viet War Tops Congressional Agenda for New Session
Congress plans place Viet Nam war at center of the upcoming session starting January 10. Labor laws and Great Society programs compete for attention as lawmakers return from recess with mixed views on the war. Republicans, led by Rep. Gerald Ford, push to curb nondefense spending and oppose new taxes while acknowledging war costs.
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