Soldier Robert Fogle Assigned to Vietnam Signal Unit
Army Pfc. Robert W. Fogle, 24, of Walkersville, son of Mrs. Katherine F. Dahner, has been assigned to the 459th Signal Battalion in Vietnam. He entered active duty in February 1966, last stationed at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. A 1950 Frederick High School graduate, he previously worked for Maryland Artificial Breeding Co-op in Frederick. His wife Barbara lives at 301 Fleming Ave., Frederick. Diseases of the heart and blood vessels cause more deaths in this country than all other diseases combined.
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Katherine F. Dahner
Walkersville
459Th Signal
Vietnam
Pvt
Fogle
Dial Central Office
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N. J
Frederick High School
Maryland Artificial Breeding Co-op
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Barbara
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Fleming Ave
Food costs to fall as harvest looks good at supermarkets
Prices for beef pork and eggs edge lower, with oranges grapefruits and other citrus prices dropping due to record orange crop forecasts. Some wholesale meat costs may still rise over weekend while Lamb remains high seasonally. Stores are advertising specials on frozen orange juice concentrate and produce moves from Texas. The Rio Grande Valley citrus crop stayed safe from snow while a Mexican snow raised fears for coffee crops. Heart Fund dollars fund over 10 000 scientific treatises on heart biology.
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U S Moves To Control Rainfall
Washington AP reports a broad federal program proposed by Interior Secretary Udall seeks to develop practical rainfall enhancement by 1972 with over 50 experimental projects by 1973 and about 20 pilot projects. Costs are unclear but may exceed 100 million by 1975. early annual costs estimated at 350 thousand for experiments and 1.66 million for pilots.
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the Interior
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Clinton Smith At Camp Lejeune
Pvt. Clinton W. Smith III, son of Mr and Mrs Clinton W Smith of Woodsboro, returned to Camp Lejeune NC after holiday leave. Smith completed basic training at Parris Island DC in mid December.
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Clinton W. Smith
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N.C
Smith
Parris Island
D.C
Exotic Dancers Sent To School In Egypt
Cairo reports Egypt will educate belly dancers by opening a government school. The program aims to curb sexual connotations by renaming the dance Oriental dance and using Russian ballet experts to teach meaningful motions. Only shapely brunettes will be admitted as part of a national progress push.
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