Johnson confident after Honolulu talks on Viet Nam mission
President Johnson, returning from Honolulu, said we shall prevail against aggression in Viet Nam and would meet South Vietnamese leaders again in the coming months. Vice President Humphrey prepared to join Saigon talks and visit Asian capitals to promote Honolulu plans.
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Washington
Johnson
Honolulu
Viet Nam
Los Angeles
Hubert H
Humphrey
Saigon
Hawaii
Pacific
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
South Viet Nam
Haiphong
Nguyen van
Thien
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
U. S
NLF
United States
Ho Chi Minh letter chills peace feeler hopes
New Delhi reports indicate a North Viet Nam letter to President Rajendra Prasad mostly restates Hanoi positions and does not signal a peace initiative. Washington officials say the text was not shared, while markets reacted to the rumored note and U.S. lawmakers considered potential significance.
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New Delhi
India
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
International Control Commission
Indochina
Hanoi
Washington
State Department
United States
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Swim Pool Wins Backing At Thurmont
A plan to add a swimming pool at Catoctin High School near Thurmont won broad support from local PTA groups. Over 200 members from Thurmont High School elementary associations and the Emmitsburg PTA backed the proposal at a joint meeting in Thurmont High School. Superintendent John L. Carnochan Jr. praised the plan and urged effort, while Thurmont PTA President William G. Baker announced a circulating petition asking the Board of Education to support the pool.
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Catoctin High School
Thurmont
PTA
Emmitsburg
Thurmont High School
John L. Carnochan Jr
Carnochan
William G. Baker
Thurmort Pta
Board of Education
Lowell E. Nel
County To Benefit Library Aid Bill Passes House
The Maryland House approved a library aid bill that would raise state aid to Frederick County libraries to 1.80 per capita, from 1.20, but require higher local contributions. Frederick would need $36,006 more locally, though county officials say current funding already supports the added aid.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Senate
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Rosencrantz
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Wicomico
Allegany
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Queen Anne’s
St. Marys
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Worcester
Bombers Step Up Attacks in Viet Nam War
U S jet fighters intensified strikes across North and South Viet Nam while ground forces pull back. The Allied command reported 89 Americans killed in seven days, 499 wounded and eight missing, versus 57 killed, 281 wounded and 11 missing a week earlier. Communist losses reached 1,541 killed and 245 captured, with South Vietnamese casualties at 184 dead and 121 missing. Separate sweeps uncovered 335 tons of rice and stores of howitzer ammunition.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Binh Dinh
Warmer Temperatures Melt Snow and Ice in Frederick
Warmer temperatures are helping melt snow and ice on Frederick streets. The high Tuesday was 37 degrees with an overnight low of 23. Temperatures may reach the 40s today under cloudy skies, then into the low 50s Thursday as the warm spell continues. City police announced no parking on several streets after 6 pm today for snow removal. additional restrictions apply after midnight on West Fourth Street and North Market Street. New York stocks rallied in early trading.
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Frederick
East Second Street
Church Street
East Third Street
Church
Market Street
East Fourth Street
West Fourth Street
Klinehart’s
Bentz Street
North Market Street
Sixth
Seventh Street
Frederick County Liquor License Cap Proposed in Maryland
Delegation introduces a bill to reduce future Class B licenses in Frederick County from one per 500 residents to one per 1 000, leaving existing licenses unaffected. The measure aims to halt growth in beer and light wine sales outlets, with 109 current Class B licenses noted. The delegation voted unanimously to file the bill amid concerns raised by local coverage of underage drinking.
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Frederick County
C. Clifton Wirts
Wirts
Maryland
Frederick News - Post
Enlarged Frederick County School Board Topic for Annapolis Meeting
County commissioners and the legislative delegation will discuss expanding the Frederick County school board to avoid tie votes. Also on the agenda are greater county powers, liquor license control, higher salaries for the state's attorney and deputy, and allowing seizure funds from gambling raids. Attending officials include Mrs. Charlotte Yarroll, Donald Linton, Southey Nottingham, Dr. John L. Carnochan, and Randolph Rosencrantz.
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Frederick County
Annapolis
A. Irvin Renn
Charlotte W. Yarroll
Donald Linton
Southey T. Nottingham
Rose Hill Manor sought as historic state park near Frederick
Frederick residents plan to present to Governor Tawes and state officials their proposal to preserve Rose Hill Manor as a historical park. They envision a regional information center and potential museum in the manor house, hoping to fund maintenance through tourism. Attending are Randolph B Rosencrantz and other local citizens, meeting Del. Goodloe E Byron in Annapolis.
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Rose Hill Manor
Fredercik
Annapolis
Charles F. Bowers
Robert Wirgan
Charles Smelser
John Warfield
Grand Jury Continues Third Day In Frederick County
The Frederick County grand jury entered its third day of sessions today and is expected to continue through tomorrow. It is weighing requests for criminal indictments from Robert Rothenhoefer, the state's attorney. After investigations, the jury will inspect the county jail and the Montevue Rome.
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Frederick County
Robert
Rothenhoefer
Rome
Loot From Peoples Drug Store Burglary Reaches Two Thousand
Thieves net near two thousand dollars in cash and merchandise from Peoples Drug Store at Frederick Shopping Center after entering through a ventilator. Police say several people were involved and items include wrist watches cameras luggage and clothing. Detectives continue to check suspects as the haul is carried from the scene.
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City Police
Sherman H. Boone
Peoples Drug Store
Frederick
Peoples Drug
Charles V. Main
Monroney Opposes Mathias for Maryland House Seat
Michael Monroney, 38, an executive assistant to the Postmaster General, announced his resignation to be effective Feb 15 amid pressure to run for elective office in Maryland. He may challenge Rep. Charles McC Mathias Jr., and has received offers from private industry while weighing a political or private sector path. Monroney, son of Sen. Mike Monroney, resides in Bethesda with his wife and three children and has held prior roles in journalism and government.
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House of Representatives
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Michael Monroney
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Monroney
O’brien
Post Office Department
Maryland
Mike) Monroney
Montgomery County
Jor
Adlair Stevenson
John Brademas
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George May
Rose Hill Shrine
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