$3 000 Damage In Brunswick School Blaze
A fire at Brunswick Elementary School yesterday caused about $3 000 in damage. Fire Chief H. Sonny Cannon said the blaze was confined to a sixth grade classroom with books and materials destroyed and light fixtures melted. Three trucks and 50 firefighters responded. smoke damage was minimal. The article notes Bon Marche opened in Paris around 1860.
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Brunswick
Sonny Cannon
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
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Delphey promoted to vice president at Riggs National Bank
Ray G. Delphey Jr was named a vice president of Riggs National Bank in Washington D C He joined Riggs in May 1957 as a management trainee and rose to Assistant Cashier in 1963 then Assistant Vice President in 1966 He is a University of Maryland and Rutger s Graduate School of Banking alumnus Married to Martha Anne Jackson he and his family live in Wheaton Hills Montgomery County with two children Laura Anne and Ray G I Jr
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Riggs National Bank of
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Riggs
University of Maryland
Stanier Graduate School of Banking
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Washington Retail Credit Association
District of Columbia Bankers Association
Wheaton Boys Club
University of Maryland Alumni Association
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Arlington
Laura Anne
Ray G. I
Wheaton Hills
Montgomery County
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick County
Laos Invasion Backers See Opponents Backing Wrong Horse
White House officials say most Democratic presidential hopefuls support withdrawal trends and see the Laos invasion as military and political gains. They argue Vietnamization is working as South Vietnamese troops take the lead, while Nixon hopes to improve credibility ahead of April troop withdrawals. Domestic reaction appears muted with few campus protests or broad questions on Indochina airpower.
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U.S
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Muskie
Maine
Henry M Jackson
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Cambodia
Senate
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Neuyen van Thieu
Indochina
Melvin R.laird
Lowe Recognizes Black Caucus in Maryland Assembly
In Annapolis the 48 black members of the 185 member Maryland General Assembly gain a voice in weekly strategy meetings with Gov. Marvin Mandel. House Speaker Thomas Hunter Lowe invited Del. Arthur King to attend today’s leadership session. King is an activist black legislator, vice chair of the Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee, and chairman of the Black Caucus of 18 Negro lawmakers.
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Maryland General Assembly
Marvin Mandel
Thomas Hunter Lowe
D-Talbot
del. Arthur King
Prince Georges
King
General Assembly
Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee
Black Caucus
National Can Signs Pact With Steelworkers New Deal
Washington AP United Steelworkers announce a three year contract with National Can Co covering about 4,000 workers. The pact raises the lowest scale by $1 per hour and includes a cost of living clause tied to CPI increases, while three other canmakers strike with about 40,000 workers walking out at strike deadline. The agreement marks a milestone as the union represents 650,000 workers across steel aluminum copper and can industries.
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National Can Co
United Steelworkers of America
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