Eichelberger Named Frederick Postmaster by President Johnson
Thomas M. Eichelberger, longtime Frederick County register of wills, is appointed postmaster of Frederick to replace James A. Grove. The $11,356 yearly post is subject to Senate approval. Eichelberger is a Democrat and a 1958 registrar of wills winner.
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Thomas M. Eichelberger
Frederick County
Hegister
Wilts
Johnson
Fredwwick
Petoce
Senate
Eichelberer
James A. Grove
Frederick
John Cy Eaple
Jour
Civil Service Commission
Eichelberger
News-Post
Register of Wills
Tie
Louis E. Eichelberger
Susie Eichelberger
Frederick High School
Baltimore City Junior College
American University
Soldier Killed In Car Crash At Fort Detrick
Specialist Fifth Class Henry D Coultt of the USAS TRATCOM East Coast Telecommunications Center at Fort Detrick died in a one car crash on Gambrill State Park Road Frederick. Rainy conditions reported. Survived by wife Linda H W Coultt and a 14 month old daughter. Memorial services at Fort Detrick chapel. Funeral Thursday in Newport New Hampshire. Local arrangements by Salamone Funeral Home.
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Henry D. Coultt
Secure Operations
Usastratcom East Coast Telecommunications Center
Fort Detrick
Coultt
Gambrill State Park
Frederick
Linda HW. Coultt
Sunapee
N. H
21St Signal Group
Vietnam
Newton- Barrett Funeral Home
Newport
New Hampshire
Salamone Funeral Home
Frederick interrace group reviews police race relations
A Frederick Interracial Dialogue Group task force on police community relations identifies six major problems. The police are seen as enforcing laws unevenly between Negro and white communities, with unequal patrols and instances of prejudice in arrests. Jail segregation and lack of community services noted. The group aims to continue study and seeks public solutions, next meeting January 27 at 505 Magnolia Ave.
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Frederick
Kerner
Magnolia Ave
Talbert Lawyer Dies Veteran School Aide
Talbert Fr. Lawyer, 55, a Frederick County Board of Education employee for 20 years, died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He began as a teacher and rose to supervisor of construction, overseeing school building inspection and maintenance assignments. He contributed to historic preservation and renovation efforts at Frederick schools.
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Talbert
Sapebedan
Prederick
Talbert Fr
Thuremont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Viet Cong Attack U.S. Bases Across Saigon Area
Four U.S. bases and twelve South Vietnamese camps were struck in a night of intensified Viet Cong attacks near Saigon. Eight Americans were killed and 35 wounded as mortars damaged helicopters and outposts. South Vietnamese camps suffered lighter casualties while Saturday raids killed 10 soldiers and 18 civilians. Authorities linked attacks to the Paris peace talks and warned of a possible broad offensive, with U.S. air cavalrymen seizing over four tons of ammunition near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
U.S
Paris
Washington
Salton
South Vietnam
Navy Starts Inquiry Into Pueblo Seizure
Five admirals begin a Navy inquiry into the Pueblo capture by North Korea. Key questions: did the ship intrude into North Korean waters before boarding, and why wasn't the vessel scuttled. The panel weighs crew conduct, possible officer blame, and whether medals or punishment await the Pueblo crew.
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Coronado
Calif
North Korea
Lloyd M. Bucher
Thomas I. Moorer
Naval Operations
Navy
Bucher
U.S
Moorer
Pueblo
Yo Do Island
Court of Inquiry
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Sea of Japan
U.S. Pacific Command
Rucher
Hucer
Murphy
Man stabbed in Dickerson. detective pursuit continues
Frederick County detectives seek a suspect after James Ellsworth Critchfield, 32, of Dickerson was stabbed Saturday night. He remains in critical condition at University Hospital Baltimore after being found with multiple knife wounds in the Optimist Parking lot.
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Frederick City
Dickerson
Paul W. Mossburg
James Ellsworth Critchfield
RFD 1
Dick‘erson
University Hospital
Baltimore
Critchfield
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Crittchfield
Alec
Stock Market Edges Higher After Short Pause
New York trading resumed with Casely activity after a profit taking pause on Friday. Gains offset losses as the NYSE overall rose and the Dow Jones industrial average posted a solid gain amid brisk early session trading.
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NEW York Cap
New York
Johnson Leaves White House as Nixon Becomes President
Richard Nixon assumes office as 37th president while Lyndon Johnson departs Washington as a private citizen after 32 years. Johnson and family head to Texas after the oath, with final public farewells, church prayers, and a quiet lunch with Clark Clifford.
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Wasitington
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon Baines Johnson
National
Johnson
Nixon
Capitol
Defense
Clark Clifford
Air Force
Texas
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Ranch Road No. 1
Johnson City
Tex
Lady Bird
Ielr
Lynda Robb
Luci Nugent
Lyn Nugent
Lucinda Robb
Marine Corps Bend
Johnsons
Gost
Nixon's Inaugural Address Calls for Spirit and Unity
President Nixon, amid heightened security, pledges a crisis of spirit at home and promises unity through decency and openness. He urges peaceful negotiation, renewed domestic programs, and determination to rebuild cities, strengthen education, and pursue full employment while stressing shared aims for black and white citizens.
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Washington
Iticheard Millious Nixon
Republic
California
Nixon
Goorness
America
Johson
China
Cuba
Soviets Open Nuclear Ban Talks After Niven Move
Moscow announces readiness to begin serious dialogue with the United States on mutual restriction and reduction of strategic nuclear delivery systems. The statement aligns with President Nixon’s timing and signals a push to start missile talks including defense systems.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Far Hall
Niven
Toon News Comferementn Teomd
Zamvalin
Agnew Inaugurated as Vice President with Dirksen Administering Oath
Spiro T. Agnew took the oath of office as the 39th vice president. Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen administered the ceremony minutes before Nixon's presidential oath. Agnew, 42, rose from Baltimore County to national office, with his family present including Pamela and Tandy.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Richard M. Nixon
Agnew
Pamela
Ananostowpoulos
Baltimore County
Maryland
Henry Wallace
Congress
Judy
Tandy
Susan
Kim
Amew
America
New York City
Dotin Kindsay
Lenva
Fire log fragment reports multiple calls and locations
Fragmentary fire log notes indicate several calls and locations, including street names and times. The readable items mention a field fire and fire responses by respondents including a person named Ron.
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Richard Nixon
House
Everett Dirksen
Pace Tive
ILBJ
Wiekendelly
Soviets
Sen. Dirksen
Ted Thermont
Unday
Kelly Stare Boa
Field Fire
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