Communists Step Up Attacks in Vietnam Greene Sees Optimism
Gen. Wallace M. Greene says Viet Cong have intensified attacks as they believe war momentum favors them while expressing optimism about final defeat with strong U.S. support. He notes Vietnam forces are capable, supplies ample, and Marines and advisers are committed to a long campaign. He cites helicopter missions and combat flights, with low casualty rates despite heavy activity.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
South Viet Nam
Wallace M. Greene
Associated Press
U.S
Greene
Marine Corps
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Viet Cong
Ho Chi-minh
Saigon
Army
Zoning Requests To Be Aired
The Frederick County Appeals Board meets at 7 30 p m to hear three zoning appeals. AT T seeks to expand a conditional use on a 100 by 200 foot West side of Lander Road near Route 340 to add a power feed building for a repeater. R D Hemp and Sons seeks an extension of a non conforming use on the north side of Route 340 at Old Middletown Road in Jefferson for a meat cooler building. Francis Q Mentzer requests permission to place a trailer as a permanent dwelling on Market Road near Burkittsville north of Gapland.
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Frederick County Appeals Board
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lander Road
At&t
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
R. D. Hemp and Sons of Jefferson
Middletown Road
Jefferson
State Health Department
Francis Q. Mentzer
RFD 1
Appeals Board
Gapland
Burkittsville
Boy Found Safe After 30 Hours in Prescott Wilderness
A 9-year-old boy, Dennis Hargus, was found unharmed after about 30 hours alone in rugged near Prescott, Arizona. He walked near Maverick Ridge, where riders Jack Orr and Virgil Maxwell located him. His parents, William and the missing boy’s mother, had joined the search at the YMCA Sky-Y camp.
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Prescott, Ariz
Milehigh
Prescott
Dennis Hargus
William Hargus
Mesa
Aziz
YMCA
Jack Orr
Virgil Maxwell
Maverick Ridge
God and Country Award for Fort Detrick Scout Robert Smith
Eagle Scout Robert Smith of Troop 799 Fort Detrick received the God and Country Award at a Calvary Methodist Church ceremony. Police Chief Charles V. Main presented the honor, with praise from church leaders for his year long church activities and service. Michigan State hires Danny Litwhiler as coach and introduces an unbreakable mirror concept for pitcher training.
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U U. S. Army
Robert Smith
Fort Detrick
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles V. Main
Ralph M. Sharpe
Robert
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Harold Neufeld
Michigan State
Danny Litwhiler
Administratrix Notices In Frederick County Maryland
Notices from Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland announce letters of administration and testamentary in estates of Daniel O Wilson Garnett C Ball and others. Creditors urged to present claims by specified cutoffs and debtors to settle promptly. True copies attest to dates in 1964 with names Maurice Lea Dade Parsons Newman Charles A Price and others.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
George R. Hargis
Thomas Meichelberger
Register of Wills
Orphans‘ Court
Essie J. Wagner
Orphans Court
Daniel 0. Wilson
Marjorie W Saxon
Charles A. Price
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Garnett C. Ball
Charlotte E. Burras
Isle
Frederick County School Board Approves 8.344 Million Budget
The Frederick County School Board approved a first fiscal year budget of 8,344,004, down 27,214 from the administration request. The plan increases instructional salaries by over 1,000,000, offset by state aid, with reductions in operations and one surcharge for capital outlay to fund refrigerated trucks for surplus federal food.
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Frederick County
John E. Tritt
Fredericks County
Chamber Reports Frederick County Economic Growth Increases
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce released a supplement noting a seven percent rise in telephone use, a two and a third percent rise in electrical consumption, and a 19 percent five year increase in natural gas use. It cites Carmack's 50 percent capacity rise, grocery space expansion, more parking, and 43 new jobs. Retail sales rose five percent from 56,104,300 to 58,939,715, totaling 203,815 in city and county.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Chamber
Frederick data show permits rise and debts climb
Building permits granted in the past month accompany an 18 percent rise in bank debts, from 38 289 dollars a year ago to 45 269 dollars at year end. Uninsured unemployment in Frederick fell 11 percent from 1 452 in January 1963 to 1 288 in the latest month. Freight car loadings slipped from 452 to 435. Post Office receipts declined 17 percent from 44 254 dollars in January 1963 to 36 882 dollars in January this year.
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Frederick
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Jaycees Sponsor Heart Fund Dance in Frederick
Frederick Junior Chamber plans a benefit teenage dance at West Frederick Junior High on March 25 from 8 30 to 11 36 p m to aid the Frederick County Heart Fund. Damien and the Classic Five head the First Anniversary event with Eddie Blumenauer as general chairman and others handling tickets publicity and refreshments.
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Walter W. Kirk Jr
Frederick
Eddie Blumenauer
Harold Ruhrman
Joe Free
William Offutt
Harry Rhoderick
Doctor Dies in Washington at 83
DOCTOR DIES WASHINGTON AP Dr J Breckinridge Bayne 83 a Washington physician who previously served as a heart fund organizer and chaperone coordinator is reported dead in the nation’s capital. The obituary notes Bayne’s long medical career and community service with wartime and civic groups.
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Washington
J. Breckinridge Bayne
Doctors Quit Smoking Says Surveys Highlight Change
A University of Chicago NORC survey shows 32 percent of American doctors do not smoke, while the Anti Tobacco Center of America credits evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer. A new tablet aids nicotine withdrawal helping 88 648 heavy smokers quit without will power. information requests are addressed to the Anti Tobacco Center of America New York.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
Romanian Hero Dies After Typhus Fight Under Occupation
A wartime defender who helped save Romania from a typhus epidemic during the German occupation in World War I died Sunday of a stroke. The death ends a career noted for public health service and wartime resilience.
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Romania
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