Thurmont Appoints and Loses a Policeman in One Day
Thurmont mayor Roy W. Lockinghill announced George R. Culler was appointed town policeman but later said Culler resigned after anger over a newspaper article about his appointment. Chief Hagelin plans to leave for an investigation firm within two weeks, leaving Thurmont with no police chief.
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Thurmont
Roy W. Lockingbill
George R. Culler
Culler
Lookinghill
William W. Lidie
Clarence
Hagelin
Donald E. Lewis
Secret Session Held On CIA Supervision
Washington reports describe a Senate clash over CIA oversight prompting galleries to be cleared for 32 hours. Senators spar over which committee controls CIA activity and access to methods and sources, with a censored transcript planned for release. In New York, the stock market resumes its recovery amid mixed airline gains and sector-wide movements.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Virginia
United States
Dean Rusk
Senate
CIA
Mike Mansfield
Fulbright
Russell
Armed Services
Foreign Relations Committees
Foreign Relations
City Hall
New York
Eastern
United
American Airlines
Will Arnam Accepts New Role In Minneapolis Goodwill
William Van Arnam, longtime director of the Monocacy Valley Goodwill Industries in Frederick, has been named assistant executive director of Goodwill Industries in Minneapolis. He will begin August 8 after moving with his wife and two children.
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Monocacy Valley
Goodwill Industries
South Bentz Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Goodwill Industries of Minneapolis
van Aram
Frederick
Goodwill Industries of America, Inc
van Arnam
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Prince Georges County
Baltimore
Air War Over North Viet Nam At New High
U S jets logged a record 114 missions in the North Viet Nam air war on Thursday. MiGs clashed four times. two MIG27s were shot down near Hanoi. Navy F8 Crusaders and F4 Phantoms dodged missiles as a Ranger flight faced ground fire. Air strikes destroyed the Cap Cau bridge and damaged/ridged multiple targets, with 18 bridges and 43 cargo barges reported damaged. In South Viet Nam, Marines repelled Viet Cong attacks near Chu Lai with several enemies killed and total day toll at 63.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
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Oriskany
Ranger
Air Force
F103
Cap Cau
Cau River
Chu Lai
Firefighting Bubbleblower Tested Here Here
A bubble machine tested by Fort Detrick's Safety Division sprays high detergent foam to smother fires with less harm to people and equipment. Army researchers found no danger to animals, suggesting laboratory or controlled use where carbon dioxide or water extinguishers are unsuitable.
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Safety Division
Fort Detrick
Arnold G. Wedum
Post
Charles T. Matthews
David Bulman
Rollins Named Frederick City Attorney After Mayoral Victory
H L Rollins, 37, a Brunswick native and Maryland Law graduate, was appointed Frederick City Attorney by new Mayor John A Dert. Rollins replaces long time official Richard R Burgee. Maj Charles V Main returns as police chief and Robert J Rothenhoefer resumes as city engineer. Rollins has a varied civic background and military honor, with ties to local organizations and Calvary Methodist Church.
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John A. Dert
Frederick City
Herbert L. Rollins
Frederick
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Mayor Main
Rothenhoe
Fer
Rollins
Brunswick
Betty L. Thomas
Rosemont Avenue
Lester A. Rollins
Frederick County
University of Baltimore
University of Maryland School of Law
Delta Theta Phi Law
Roger Brooke Taney Senate
Korea
Mathais, Mathais and Rollins
Rollins and
Riot at Maryland Penitentiary Revealed by Pepersack
State Correction Commissioner Vernon L. Pepersack testified before the General Assembly that a planned riot at the Maryland Penitentiary occurred last Friday. He said about 35 inmates prepared fire bombs and 1,000 prisoners were involved, causing damages estimated at 200000 to 500000, amid rumors of guard brutality and multiple conspirators targeting eight areas.
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State Correction
Vernon L. Pepersack
Maryland Penitentary
Pepersack
General Assembly
Committee On Prison Administration
Suspects Held in Nurse Massacre Near Chicago
Police hunted a likely six foot tall man with a crew cut after Corazon Amarao, a 23 year old Filipina survivor, described a masked intruder who killed eight student nurses in a town house dormitory. She escaped under a bed and remains unable to provide full details. Authorities questioned about half a dozen suspects as 40 officers pressed the manhunt.
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Chicago
Corazon Amarao
Francis Flanagan
Tve
Lack Of Key Delays Oath By Wachter
ANNAPOLIS AP Lack of a key to a vault blocked the swearing in of Mehra F Wachter a Frederick plumbing contractor named Frederick County senator He will travel to the capital again for the ceremony after the vault lock deprived him of the Test Book previously needed The action followed John A Derr being sworn in as Frederick mayor and Wachter resigning as Frederick County Republican Committee chairman to fill Derrs Senate term ending next January
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Mehra F. Wachter
Frederick
Frederick County
Associated Press
Wachter
John A. Derr
Republican Committee
Derr
Senate
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Senate Foreign Relations
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J. W. Fulbright
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William van Aram
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H. CL. Rollins
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