Arson Probe After Jefferson Barn Fire Damages Farm
An arson investigator examined the Jefferson area burn site after a 50 000 barn fire on a Broad Run Road farm four miles west of Jefferson. The blaze destroyed a barn and equipment, killed 10 hogs, and damaged hay grain and a milk system. Tenants William Summers and George Arnold operated the farm as local fire crews from multiple companies battled the flames.
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Jefferson
Leo J. Sullivan
Pikesville
Tic
Ronald C. Lewis
Jefferson Broad Run
Tic. Lewis
William E. Summers
George D. Arnold
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Brunswick
Richard Arnold
Arnold
U S Navy Jets Down Three MIG Fighters Over North Viet Nam
U S Navy jets blasted two MIG21s and a MIG17 in North Viet Nam within minutes, adding to a tally of 17 enemy aircraft shot down by U S pilots. Capt. William J. Snender and 1st Lt. Duane A. Buttell led the first victory, while Lt. Ronald G. Martin and Lt. Richard N. Kriepa secured the second.
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U.S. Navy
North
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
17Th Parallel
Red River
Ronald G. Martin
Lake Villa
Richard N. Kriepa
Chesterton
Ind
Navy
Corral
Hanoi
William M. McGuigan
Spearfish
J.g
Robert M. Fowler
San Francisco
Constellation
Soviet Union
South Vietnamese
Demilitarized Zone
Guam
Quang Tri City
Thurmont Rehires Ex-Policeman George Culler
Thurmont officials named former Thurmont and Brunswick officer George R. Culler to the town police force. Culler resigned earlier amid benefit concerns, then rejoined Brunswick before being reappointed in Thurmont as the town hunts for a second officer to fill Hagelin’s vacancy. The council also tabled bids for a new disposal plant, with prices over $400,000.
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George May
Thurmont
George R. Culler
Culler
Frederick County
Brunswick
Roy W. Lockingbill
Clarence
Hagelin
Bruswick
Theirmont
Lookingbill
Mechanical Utilities Corporation of Baltimore
Dependable Construction Company of
Frederick
Ingleside Plumbing and Heating Company
Baltimore
Mobs terrorize Chicago West Side as youths clash
In Chicago on a violent night on the West Side, mobs of youths attacked, throwing bricks and fire devices. Police reported 20 arrests for assault and disorderly conduct. dozens more detained then released. Dozens injured, including two residents struck by stray bullets. Fire hydrants key to the unrest amid 80 degree heat.
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Chicago
West Side
Roosevelt Road
Hearing on Jefferson Sanitary District Set
The County Sanitary Commission will hold a public hearing at 7:30 tonight at the Jefferson community hall on establishing a sanitary district. Eugene Y. Hsi will present the feasibility study and estimated costs. approval depends on resident support and subsequent county oversight.
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The
County Sanitary Commission
Jefferson Area
Jefferson Community Hall
Eugene Y. Hsi
Hsi, Brenner and Day
Baltimore
Frank J. Cook
Cook
Commission
Senate May Close Doors For Debate Over CIA
Washington AP reports a battle over the Central Intelligence Agency risks a rare closed Senate session. Senate leaders consider barring public and press as debate over CIA oversight intensifies. Sen. Richard Russell opposes adding members to the CIA subcommittee but favors public discussion to clarify oversight.
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Senate
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
CIA
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sevenman
Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Revision of Constitution Is Meet Topic
Community leaders in Frederick Howard and Carroll counties will hear about revising Maryland's 99 year old constitution. A July 21 workshop at the Holiday Inn on Patrick Street is co-sponsored by the University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service the Constitutional Convention Commission and the Citizens' Committee. The event follows Governor Tawes 1955 commission and 1966 assembly actions to prepare for a constitutional convention.
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Frederick
Howard
Carroll County
Cooperative Extension Service
The
University of Maryland
Constitutional Convention Commission
Citizens’ Committee
Tawes
General Assembly
Holiday Inn
Patrick Street
Eight nurses slain in Chicago dormitory crime
Chicago police describe the massacre as the crime of the century. Eight student nurses, ages 21 to 23, were strangled and knifed during a 22 hour spree in a South Chicago Hospital dormitory. One Filipino survivor hid, later aiding the investigation. A man matching the description was captured hours later downtown wearing a bloodstained white shirt after attempting to buy a ticket to New Orleans.
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Chicago
Roman
Delta Air Lines
E. Monroe St
New Orleans
FBI
E. 100Th St
South Chicago Hospital
Thomas Bingham
South
Francis Flanagan
Detective Bureau
No Water Problem In County Yet
Frederick County sees limited rainfall with no emergencies reported though three towns Emmitsburg Brunswick and New Windsor have water bans. City water supervisor Davis says Frederick is okay for now though August corn canning may raise demand. Weather forecasts expect showers through Monday with about three quarters of an inch total and highs in the mid 80s.
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Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
New Windsor
Frederick City
William J. Davis
Weather Bureau
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Town
South Side
Sanitary Commission
Walkersville
New Market
City Hall
Ellis C. Wachter
J. Rolfe
Castleman
Richard L. Shipley
Donald B. Rice
Emmett R. Bowlus
William H. Bartgis
Glenmore V. Rice
John A. Derr
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