Apollo Soyuz link in space marks first detente meeting
In orbit over Europe the Apollo and Soyuz craft docked 140 miles up as astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton met Soviet cosmonauts Alexei Leonov Valeri Kubasov in the first US Soviet space handshake mission.
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Baltimore Fire Kills Six in West Baltimore Row House
A single alarm blaze in a three story West Baltimore row house killed six people and injured eight others as firefighters faced flames pouring from the front. Fire officials said the fire likely started on the first floor and spread upward while a possible motive tied to an argument is being investigated by homicide detectives.
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City Disaster Council joins county committee
A Frederick Red Cross Disaster Council has been organized with 13 volunteer areas and members, led by County Disaster Chairman Betty Sponseller. The council will map 13 areas and publish details soon, with volunteers named for each area and communities represented on the county preparedness committee.
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Charles T. Butcher Jr
Allan Deware
Charles
Jack) Doll
Betty L. Moser
County Red Cross
Miss Sponseller
George Ambrose
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Leo Boyle
Murray C. Miller
Myersville
Philip S. Pearce
Middletown
Charles Rutledge
Brunswick
James Haley III
New Market
Gordon Smith
Woodsboro
Maurice Murray
Adamstown
Harold Shankle
Walkersville
James F. Alexander
Oil firms deny creating gas shortages to push prices
Senate hearings hear executives from Texaco Shell Amoco Mobil Exxon Chevron and Gulf deny orchestrating shortages to raise gasoline costs. They say they are supplying more fuel than a year ago absorbing higher costs while forecasting modest price rises before Labor Day.
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House to name panel for intelligence probe
Inside The News reports that House leadership will appoint a panel to investigate intelligence matters. The article notes political maneuvering as parties differ on scope and method of the inquiry.
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Economy stabilizes after deep recession
The Commerce Department reports the nations output slipped fractionally in the latest quarter, marking the sixth consecutive quarterly GNP decline but the smallest drop yet, with total output down 7.8 percent from the recession's start. Inflation eased to 5.1 percent, the lowest in years.
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