Injured Farmer Rescued in Snowbound Frederick County
Civil Defense in Winchester Hall obtained a Fort Meade helicopter to rescue Chester Sartwell, a 45 year old tenant farmer isolated at Motters Station since Thursday. He was flown to Frederick Memorial Hospital and later to Montevue Home for treatment after exposure, back injury, and chest congestion. Roads remained partly blocked with four foot drifts but conveyances were returning to normal.
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Winchester Hall
Fort Meade
Motters Station
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Civil Defense
George J. Stup
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick County Roads Department
Chester Sartas
Motiers St
Edgar Em- Road Deparmin
Saylor
Masters Station
Roads Department
V Chester Hall
Second Army
Frederick Cou i
Stup
Army
Sn Army
Frederick Coutts
C. Burton Cannon Jr
Sartwell Farm
Siup
Frederick
United Ambulance
George B. Siupp
Donald Woods
N. F. Bechtel
St. Anthony’s
Motter Station
Bechtel
Stupp
Woods
Cannon
Montevue
O. Wilson Rankles
Frederick County
Runles
Food Ship Leaves For Strife Torn Congo
In Baltimore Sunday a food supply ship the S. S. African Pilot embarked seven hundred tons of corn meal bound for the Congo as part of United Nations aid to prevent famine. The ceremony was witnessed by George McGovern director of the Foods for Peace program and Washington dignitaries with Edgar C. Emrich of Creagerstown among those present.
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Baltimore
Congo
United States
United Nations
George McGovern
Washington
Edgar C. Emrich
Creagerstown
Frederick County
Schools reopen with partial attendance amid wide route clearance
Officials announced schools would open today with partial attendance as roadways widened enough for schools buses to pass. The remarks indicate ongoing cleanup and safe passage prioritized for students and staff.
Russians Yield To French Request On Brezhnev Incident
Moscow reports say Russians agreed to publish France's version of the Brezhnev plane incident while a Soviet Foreign Office statement called it false. Major papers ran the French reply noting the Soviet plane over the Mediterranean on Brezhnev's visit to Morocco and Guinea, with French jets said to have buzzed the presidential aircraft.
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Moscow
France
Brezhnev
Leonid Brezhnev
Moorocco
Guinea
Mediterranean
Soviet plane deviation sparks French warning shots
The French said they received the flight plan but its terms were not followed as the Soviet aircraft deviated southward. They reported warning shots were fired as signals after two radio attempts to contact the Soviet plane failed. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko responded to Jean de la Grandville indicating the French had...
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Ghier
Andrei A. Gromyko
Jean de la Grandville
Gromyko Calls for Punishment Over Unidentified Soviet Plane
The Soviet foreign minister repeated demands to punish French airmen after a Soviet plane over the open sea was not identified and fired upon by the French aircraft. He dismissed French claims that signals were offered and asserted the crew’s guilt while warning against whitewashing the incident.
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Gromyko
Soviet dispute over banditry exchanges continues
De la Grandville told newsmen Saturday night that exchanges would continue despite claims that acts of international banditry are a risky undertaking. It is evident the Soviet Union is not prepared to drop the issue.
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de la Grandville
Soviet Union
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