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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1968

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Election Procedure Outlined for Governor Vote in Maryland

The Maryland Legislature plans a special session to elect a new governor to replace Vice President Elect Spiro T. Agnew. Rules specify a majority of a quorum across both houses, with voice vote and written name ballots, and a temporary presiding officer until the session ends.

Denis O'Brien Maryland George E. Snyder Dem Washington County Snyder Spiro T. Agnew Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club House of Delegates Senate Attorney , General Marvin Mandel William James

Raimondi Pleads Innocent In Maryland Bribery Case

Baltimore attorney Thomas P. Raimondi pleaded innocent to a charge of trying to bribe state Senator John J. Bishop Jr. to deliver Republican votes for Maryland governor. The case, indicted December 19, involves a plan to offer 75 000 to 100 000 dollars to sway at least 25 of 33 Republican General Assembly members.

Baltimore Thomas P. Raimondi Maryland Charles D. Harris Fdeard Pierses A. Pierson Pierson Railmondi Raimumli Grand Jury John J. Bishop Jr Halte County Charles F. Maylan Jr Raimond Sen. Bishop Moylan Bishop Acaembly Raimomdi Wast Nowembor

Micro-Frets Guitars Built Locally by Frederick Firm Team

Micro-Frets Corporation near Frederick employs 16 workers in a two story plant on U S 15 and Md 355. The operation trains local talent for precision guitar production and plans to expand to over 60 staff while producing accessories such as a cordless PM transmitter receiver. Musicians Woody and Gary Iree work there among others.

Woody Gary Free Focal Musical Instrument Manufacturing Micro-Frets Corporation Charles Warfield Steve Carter Frederick U.S. 15 MD. 355 R. S. Jones Micro-frets Jones Gary I'ree Elimi

Frederick County Libraries End Overdue Fines For Juvenile Cards

The Frederick County Public Libraries will stop overdue fines for patrons with juvenile cards starting January 1. Reserve postcards rise to ten cents per title. Unpaid old fines for youths are cancelled with no cash payment due this year.

Frederick County C. Burr Artz Bruinswick Mitaaire Thurmont Ilbraries

Mt Airy Woman Killed In Route 144 Crash

A Mount Airy woman Ada Marie Myers, 48, was killed when her car collided with a second vehicle on Route 144 two miles west of New Market. Her husband Melvin and two daughters Anita and Brenda were treated and released. Darlene Ann Olden, a passenger in the other car, also treated and released. State police cited wet roads as a contributing factor and charged Thomas M Olden with an improper turn. Continued on page five.

George Chapline Frederick County Mount Airy Ada Marie Myers Route 4 Airy Dre Rae Thomas Frederick Memorial Hospital Melvin Dr. Myers Anita Brenda Darlene Ann Olden Myers Route 144 New Market Thomas M. Olden RL 4 Olden

Five Worcester youths die in cabin fire tragedy

In Worcester Massachusetts a homemade cabin in Indian Hill burned killing five teenagers and injuring five others. Authorities report all ten were accounted for and identify some victims while a survivor recalls a gasoline stove explosion sparked the fire. Herold Vysniauskas tried to rescue his brother Ronald as the flames surged.

Worcister Mass Indian Hill Worcester Raymond Slater St. Vincent's Hospital Ronald Vysniauskas Wareren Briggs Michael Folley Herold Vysniauskas Ronald

Three U S Helicopters Shot Down Over Weekend

Viet Cong forces shot down three American helicopters over the weekend, raising total US losses to 969 in South Vietnam. Troops pressed 60 offensive operations despite a New Year ceasefire proclaimed by the Viet Cong. One helicopter was down 30 miles north of Saigon, killing two Americans and wounding two others. Another was hit in Tay Ninh Province injuring three, and a third near Quan Nginh City left one crewman dead.

Saigon Viet Con South Vietenam Tay Ninh Salon Quan Ngin City

Apollo 8 astronauts begin de briefing with moon photos released

Apollo 8 crews start a nine day de briefing, releasing color moon and earth photos and detailing their voyage. Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders will be recorded as they review events, with each day dedicated to discussions with scientists and fellow pilots.

Moon Yorktown Hawaii Helicop Ters mid-Pacific Honolulu

Stock Market Mixed as Economic News Appears Cautiously Positive

New York trading opened with a modestly downbeat session as broad market action showed a small decline. The Dow Jones Industrials slipped while losses were limited, with investors awaiting clearer signals amid tepid volume. Apollo crew moon photos released by NASA show Earth in the blue marble view with cloud swirls, highlighting continents and weather patterns from orbit.

New York Ockwell Co Downes Callf Apollo K Moon Teena Cy Grbg UE Earth Bute Africa South America Ahroider Songeh

Nixon Prepares Viet Nam Policy Instructions For New Administration

Nixon plans to dispatch written Vietnam policy instructions to U S diplomats and military commanders after his January 20 inauguration. A top adviser said the messages would define aims and outline concrete measures for Paris talks, Saigon embassy, and field units. Aide to prepare options assigns tasks to Rogers Laird and Kiangiger to map alternatives before Nixon chooses.

Key Biscayne Ita Nixon Tlsop Willam FT. Rogers Secretary of Defense Melvin 2. Laird Henry A. Kiagmeger Vietnam

Rock Slide Kills 70 in Quarry Collapse

A rock slide triggered by rain and dynamite at a quarry killed about 70 people as rock masses toppled 300 feet into the site. Firefighters reported 10 to 26 shocks during the collapse with one survivor, an eight year old boy, recovered by Sunday night.

Jasemio

Israel Promises Retaliation After Beirut Airport Raid

Israel vows further retaliation for what it calls Arab aggression after its raid on Beirut airport. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol says Israel will defend itself and holds responsible states aiding terror. U N Security Council meets to consider condemnation with U S backing prompt action.

Associated Press Beirut Israel Levi Eshkol Eshkol United Nations Shatal Rosanne el al Athens Lebanon U.N. Security Council U.S JR. Wiggins Security Council Washington Watt W. Rostow Jonson Rostow United States Middle East

Trygve Lie Dies at 72 Former UN Secretary General

A spokesman for Secretary General Thant said Trygve Lie the first UN secretary general died in Norway at age 72. The news came from a Lie family member in New York confirming the death today.

United Nations, Ony Secreeary WJ Thant Norway Trygve Lie United Nations Liets New York

Peace talks stall as Nixon nears inauguration

Senate and Thuse members warn little progress in Paris peace talks before Nixon’s Inauguration. Disputes within the Johnson administration over South Vietnam leadership appear to hinder breakthroughs, with calls for cautious steps and possible token troop withdrawals.

Nixon Washington Senate Paris Johnson Congress Senate Foreign Medations Committee John Aparkman Aiiebama Manel Ford South Vietnam Nguyen Cao Ky Ita Inter

Subscriptions to Rise for The News and The Post in January

Due to higher print and production costs the News and the Predere Post will raise subscription rates effective January 2 1969 Slate copy price set at 10 cents delivery charges increase to 17 percent monthly Nail sabernation rates listed at 1 75 for one month 1 90 for three months 8 59 for why months 16 00 per set and additional notes unclear

Henewale

Fire log entries report multiple incidents during TR-tour period

Fire cars responded to a house trailer fire on Bech ams residence at 7 26 am and a second incident on Manatiin Stace at 9 05 am. Liberty and ATL Miry responded along with Ble Riko Sotmmit and Thor Mont.

al Fhaym City County Rupe Ato Ron Pamae Bechams Liberty ATL Miry Samielasviele Aundy Manatiin Stace Ble Riko Sotmmit Thor Mont

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