Runaway Madrigal Tropez Missing From Maryland Foster Home
Maryland authorities issued an all points bulletin for Madrigal Tropez also known as Patty Jo Wood who disappeared from a Liberty town foster home. Her mother in Adrian Michigan said the girl had left in November returned in February and left again in March. The state continues to search with possible leads toward Michigan California or New England while social workers plan medical care for injuries from a Frederick accident.
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Jim Skillington
Arthur L. Mack Jr
Adrian, Mich
Patty Jo Wood
Miss Wood
Madrigal Tropez
Libertytown
Madrigal
Maryland
All Points
News- Post
Detroit Free Press
Mack
Pat
Michigan
Detroit
Three Named To Social Services Board Of Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners filled three vacant seats on the Board of Social Services naming Mrs. Etta M. Bowie Rev. George H. Klinefelter and Frank Robert Martin as new members. Their terms run to June 1973 replacing Dr. James B. Thomas Arno Page and Rev. Raymond E. Wilhelm. Two vacancies remain. The panel also approved property sales and contracts including sale of part of the North Market Street School lot for 3500 to Alvey V. Renn and bids on a 3783 square foot East Sixth Street parcel. The county awarded dump truck cab and chasis to International Harvester for 18855.72 and a county contractor at 55400 plus trade-in. BP Oil Co. won gasoline supply at 135 per gallon. Ewing Oil Co. won diesel 13 per gallon and heating oils 128 and 1349 per gallon.
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Frederick County Board of Social Services
Etta M. Bowie
Frederick
George H. Klinefelter
Middletown
Frank Robert Martin
Thurmont
James B. Thomas
Arno Page
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Social Services Board
North Market Street
Alvey V. Renn
East Sixth Street
International Harvester
BP Oil Co
Ewing Oil Co
Michael Croghan Named Chamber of Commerce Man of Month
Michael J. Croghan of Brad dock Heights Ridge Road is Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Man of the Month for leading Bell and History Days and chairing the Tourism Committee. President Callan lauds his skill in coordinating sub committee chairs guides hostesses craftsmen reenactment units and other helpers to attract visitors. He owns Hotel Frederick and Catering Service and pursues history travel and local tourism with his family. The Man of the Month program honors outstanding chamber members and projects.
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Chamber
Michael J. Croghan
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Croghan
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Chamber of Commerce
J. Rolfe Castleman
Frederick County
Hostess
Crafts
Guides
Bells
Glenmore V. Rice
Mike
Braddock Heights
Ridge Road
Frederick
Maryland
Charleston
Williamsburg
St. Augustine
Potomac
Park Ranger Struck By Car Near Burkittsville
Harpers Ferry park ranger Robert Kramer 38 was wounded while taking pictures along Roy Shafer Road. He was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with severe lacerations after allegedly being pinned to a tree by Phyllis Shafer 21 who said she failed to see him while swerving to avoid a westbound pickup. No charges filed.
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Harpers ‘Ferry
Roy Shafer
Robert Kramer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kramer
Phyllis Dianne Shafer
RFD 1
Middletown
Miss Shafer
Laboring Sons Park
United Givers Fund Sets 1971 Goal at 239970
Frederick County UGF aims to raise 239970 in October 1971 to support 15 member agencies offering health welfare and character building services. President James W Freeman cites higher operating costs and a new agency as reasons for the increase and notes an early start with volunteer help.
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United Givers Fund
Frederick County
James W. Freeman
UGF
Freeman
Charles A. Simms
Frederick
United Fire Company Votes to Form Ladies Auxiliary
The United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3 Frederick unanimously approves forming a ladies auxiliary for wives and mothers of members after a constitutional amendment. A special meeting August 11 will vote on revised by-laws. Vacancies filled include secretary emeritus as vice president and directors. Captain Mastrino receives a fire prevention award from President William Moore.
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Nancy Morris
United Steam Fire Engine Company No
Frederick
Fire Company
Herman Miller
Millard Mastrino
Lewis Marman Sr
Clarence
Chip) Jewell DI
John Croneburg
Robert L. Smith
Austin L. Rice
Ralph E. Schroeder
Walter K. Forney
F. M. Schaefer
William Moore
Nixon Leads Kennedy in Harris Poll for 1972 President
Louis Harris poll of 1,614 likely voters from June 9 to 15 shows Nixon at 44 percent, Kennedy at 36, Wallace at 13. Kennedy leads black voters 71 to 13 while under 30 favors Kennedy 45 to 27 and over 50 favors Nixon 54 to 27. Regional split: Nixon ahead in West Midwest South. Kennedy ahead in East.
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New York
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Alabama
George Wallace
Louis Harris
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Harris
Kennedy
Wallace
Midwest
Fire Log Reports For 24 Hours Ended 10 A M
Fire calls listed include a 2:15 p m mobile fire at Seventh Street and Motter Avenue with Juniors responding and an 11:41 a m dump fire at Libertytown and Union Bridge with Libertytown and Union Bridge squads. Ambulance calls noted as Emergency 6 Routine. jail population shows 31 males and 2 females.
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City Seventh Street
Motter Avenue
Clemsonville
Libertytown
Union Bridge
Viet Cong peace plan proposal shrugged off by U S
Washington reports say the United States dismissed Hanoi’s seven point Viet Cong peace plan as a bargaining tactic. Officials note the latest offer suggests a neutral, independent Saigon but excludes Prime Minister Thieu and insists on a specific leadership stance. Senate GOP leader Scott criticizes embracing the entire plan.
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Washington
United States
Hanoi
Paris
Nixon
Saigon
South Vietnam
Senate
GOP
Hugh Scott
Scott
Telephone Workers Ready For Walkout
Half a million Bell System and Western Union workers threaten a Wednesday morning strike amid stalled pattern talks. The AFL CIO CWA seeks a 25 percent first year raise, with 12 percent yearly increases and additional benefits. UTW reports progress on some wage issues but major rules disputes persist.
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Washington
America
New York
Bell System
AFL- Cio Communications Workers of America
United Telegraph Workers
Afl-Cio
UTW
Bruce May Resign Paris Peace Talks Leadership
Reports from the Western White House discuss a possible resignation of David KE Bruce as chief US peace negotiator in Paris. If he resigns, William Porter would be named his replacement, while Henry Kissinger pursues a world tour linked to a new Viet Cong peace proposal.
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San Clemente
Paris
Bruce
Philip C. Habib
Habib
Porter
Seoul
South Vietnam
Korea
Saigon
Algiers
Algeria
France
England
State Department
Foreign Service
Kissinger
White House
el Toro Marine Air Station
Nixon
West Coast
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
North
South
Bangkok
Brain Trust
Contempt Fight Over CBS Pentagon Documentary Explodes
The House moves toward a contempt vote against CBS and Frank Stanton over outtakes from The Selling of the Pentagon. The conflict spans Boston to Hollywood as Agnew, Hebert, and Laird attack the editing and Pentagon coverage while CBS defends its program and seeks access to raw material.
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Washington
Pentagon
CBS
Congress
Boston
Spiro T. Agnew
Hollywood
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank Stanton
House
Stanton
Commerce Committee
America
House Armedervices Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Antimi
Agnew
Thundershowers Due Tonight Then Warmer Outlook
The day started sunny and warm with highs in the mid 80s and a 59 percent chance of rain tonight. Showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight and Wednesday as temperatures drop to the 60s then rebound to the 80s.
Stock market shows drifting pattern amid light trading
In New York the stock market moved slowly with little positive movement. The Dow Jones average at 10:30 am stood 0.87 points lower at 902.53 as trading remained light.
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New York
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Social Services Rd
Michael Croghan
United Fire Company
Oks Ladies Auxiliary
U.S
Nist
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tran Thien Kheim
UTV
Elmer L. Hageman
Hageman
Utws
New York Area
CWA
Western Union
Bruce May
Paris Peace Talks
Beauregard
Gregory Hicks
Thomasville, Ga
Hicks
Gregory
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