Khe Sanh A Repeat Performance
Washington editors compare current Khe Sanh buildup with the 1968 siege noting similar aims and questions. The piece cites North Vietnamese supply routes on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos, past artillery threats from 130 mm guns on Candy Mountain, and debates over crossing into Laos, with focus on allied adaptability and risk to bases at Khe Sanh Lang Vei and nearby.
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Pentagon
Laos
Khe Sanh
Ashau Valley
Lang Vei
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Candy Mountain
U_S
Campus UN Rest
Wiretapping Appeal Noted in Bombing Case
The Justice Department appeals a district court ruling that wiretapping domestic groups without a warrant is unconstitutional. The case involves Lawrence R. Plamondon, a White Panther charged with bombing a CIA office in Ann Arbor, with Judge Damon J. Keith ordering logs turned over to his attorney and a Tuesday compliance deadline.
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Washington
Justice Department
District Court
Department
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Damon J. Keith
Detroit
Lawrence R. Plamondon
Central Intelligence Agency
Ann Arbor
Mich
Keith
Extension Service To Inspect Sheep
In Carroll County, all sheep will be inspected for sheep scabies on Monday February 8 under a nationwide agricultural program. The veterinary team will examine even owners of only one or two sheep. appointments through the extension service are advised.
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Westminster
Carroll County
State Boards of Agriculture
Walter Bay
Sertoma Hears Talk On Work With Boys
George E. May Sr. described 13 years coaching East Frederick Little League and 15 years in Midget League football, detailing field grants, boundaries, and a rule that all boys play. He praised youth efforts, noted challenges from Brunswick rivals and housing projects, and urged broader support for Frederick youth programs.
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Sertoma
George E. May Jr
Sertoma Club
Frederick
Betty’s
Jack Doll
May
News-Post
George E. May Sr
Rhoderick
East Frederick
George Jr
Tim
Tom
Pat May
M. J. Grove Limestone
East Patrick Street
R. F. Kline
Big George
Grove Field
Dick Shipley
Shipley
Grove Limestone
Tulip Hill
Brunswick
Greg Englar
Thomas Johnson
United States
Crib Deaths Investigated In Baltimore Study
Baltimore researchers report 88 percent of crib death infants lack antibodies usually present in healthy babies. Assistant Maryland medical examiner Dr Ronald Kornblum notes absence of antibodies can allow death from minor infection. NIH grant sought to expand study while immunochemist Dr John Miller caution that no single cause explains all crib deaths.
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Baltimore
Ronald N. Kornblum
Maryland Medical Examiner
Kornblum
National Institutes of Health
United States
John T. Miller
Dundalk Man Guilty Of Speeding And License Charge
Joseph Loiacono, 18, of Dundalk, was found guilty of exceeding 60 mph and operating with an expired license by Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. He was fined $10 and costs for the speeding offense, and the license fine was suspended after Loiacono sent the DMV renewal check.
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Joseph Loiacono
Dundalk
Byron W. Thompson
Thompson
Loiacono
Department of Motor Vehicles
Area Industries Press Ahead With Pollution Controls
Frederick County industrial air pollution reduction proceeds on schedule says a State Division of Air Quality Control spokesman. Four county firms complied earlier, including Carmack's and Everedy Co, with others in talks. Desulfurization to finish by 1974, with asphalt plants also under mandate.
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Frederick County
State Division of Air Quality Control
Frederick Iron & Steel
East Seventh Street
Control Division
Maryland Air Central
Carmack’s
North Market Street
Everedy Co
Monroe Avenue
Frederick City
Frederick Trading Company
East Sth! Street
Con
Trol
8S. W. Barrick Co
Woods_boro
Mt. Grove Co
Frederick
Mellett Estates
LeGore Lime
LeGore
Everette Moser
Bolivar
Lehigh
Woodsboro
Union Bridge
Eastalco
Buckeystown
N. W. Eizler Co
East South Street
Division of Air Quality Control
Maryland
Health Department
Browns Surrender Bid Reemerges From Area
FBI probes claims that Rap Brown is in Washington and willing to surrender for a 1967 Maryland arson case. Publisher Eugene Garner says Brown spoke by phone about meeting lawmakers and press to fund his defense, amid past FBI and Kinlein statements questioning the case.
Fairchild Hiller Gets Air Force Contract
Senator J. Glenn Beall Jr. announced an Air Force contract awarded to Fairchild Hiller Space and Electronics Division Germantown for electronic equipment to analyze aerial photographic film. The value is $1,681,000.
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J. Glenn Beall Jr
Air Force
Fairchild Hiller, Space and Electronics Division
Germantown
Kunstler Seeks New Brown Trail
Baltimore AP William M Kunstler attorney for missing black militant H R Brown says he will seek to reopen the arson trial. He told about 400 Maryland Law School students that he will ask the Howard County Circuit Court to review evidence that the arson charge was fabricated. Dorchester County prosecutor William B Yates was accused by the Howard County state's attorney of trumping up the felony charge to secure FBI help if Brown failed to appear.
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Baltimore
William M Kunstler
H. Rap Brown
Kunstler
University of Maryland Law School
Howard County
Dorchester County
William B. Yates
FBI
Brown
Appalachian Program Continuance Favored
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia AP governors from 13 Appalachian states urge the Appalachian Regional Commission to continue after federal revenue sharing begins. They warn ending the ARC would undermine the region’s program to upgrade local economies. They support revenue sharing but insist on preserving regionalism and a decision sharing mechanism. The ARC term expires June 38 and Gov Bruce King is noted as New Mexico’s 23rd governor.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Appalachian
Appalachian Regional Commission
White House
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Commission
Moore
John F. Kennedy
Senate Public Works
Santa FE
N.M
AP Bruce King
New Mexico
King
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Dickerson
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Rap Brown
Eugene M Garner
The
Match
Washington, D.C
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Richard J. Kinlein
Garner
Kinlein
Smith
Eldridge Cleaver
Black Panther Party
Algiers
Fairchild Hiller
Kunster
New Brown
Middletown High School
Bob Sigler
Austin Marker
Herman Piper
Trene Sigler
Betty Sheffler
Joanne Marrone
Jean Gaver
Cedric Smith
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