Rain Tops One Inch Mark Here
Severe thunderstorms drenched Prince Georges County causing flooding and scattered power outages. The Maryland area recorded up to 12.4 inches at a Leonardtown station and up to 4 inches in Washington D C with flooding and road closures reported near Edgewater and Oxon Hill. Local rivers rose one to two feet while rainfall totals for July reached 2.81 inches in parts of the county.
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Stu Gordon Stauth
Dumyin
Frederich
Potomac Edison Company
Cy and Pye Telephone Company
Sheokstown
Kemp Roads
Cily
Fishly
Crech
Mungeacy
Potomac
Leonardtown
Orgadio
WHIK
Prince Georges County
Oxon Hl
Anne Aristel County
Maryland
Fdgewater
Washington D.C
Kherin
Salisbury
1St Weather Bureau
Friendship
Baltimore
Market Slips Again On Tuesday Toward Year’s Low
New York stocks fell in early trading as the Dow Jones average moved lower after a Tuesday slide to a new yearly low. At 10:00 a.m. the Dow was down about 4.4 points while most issues showed declines amid moderately active trading.
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New York
Cain
Wits
Police suspect homicide in Frederick man death
Frederick police investigate the death of Norwood Green 59 found unconscious in July on a vacant lot in West All Saints Street. He died Tuesday at Washington County Hospital after head injuries. An autopsy set for today to determine cause, with results due Thursday.
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Frederick
West All Saints Street
Norwood Green
Phobus
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Green
Paul Mossburg
City Detective Bureau
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Judge Moylan Dies at 72 in Baltimore
Charles E. Moylan, 72, retired associate judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, died about noon today after a short illness. Details were not available at press time.
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Charles E. Moylan
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Fire Log Reports False Alarm In City
Fire calls logged during the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m include a false alarm at CITY 663-44U00 SOUTH BENT Z STREET at 10 21 a.m United Responded in COUNTY 662-6339 NONE.
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South Bent Z Street
Uniteds
Frederick Mayor Derr Collapses at City Picnic
Mayor John A. Derr, 58, collapsed at a Baker Park picnic after greeting foreign students. He was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition after being treated in the ICU. Doctors have not determined a cause, with officials noting possible exhaustion.
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John A. Derr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Derr
Baker Park
United Fire Company
James Thomas
Robert Emge
Washington
Frederick
Thefts Reported Across Frederick County and Waverley School Site
A stereo deck worth 250 dollars was stolen from a Frederick man’s car on Logan Street, marking the 39th theft since February 1. Police report thefts at the Waverley School construction site on Shookstown Road and a Jack Jennings Carpet Co. loss of a dolly, metal strips, and carpet. Over 144 speeding arrests in 22 days on city streets, police sources say.
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Frederick
Elwood Biddinger
Logan Street
Waverley
Shookstown Road
Jack Jennings
Commissioners Expected To Take Control Of CAC
Frederick county commissioners weigh taking direct control of the Community Action Council or CAC citing a questionable Office of Economic Opportunity letter and concerns over liability and internal operations. A CAC newspaper distribution incident and a $2400 raise for a member are cited as issues. A full quorum is needed to act on the CAC situation.
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CAC
Russ Lomonston
Frederick
Gary O'Neil
Field Coe
Muswell
Horman
Farewell for AFS Students at Frederick Junior High
A group of AFS students from foreign countries gathered at West Frederick Junior High School to bid farewell before departing for New York and Washington. The students, who have spent a year in the United States, toured Frederick and Washington and prepared to travel home by plane and ship.
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West Prederick
Amon
Frederick
New York
Washington
Moon Men On Perfect Course For Landing
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins head toward Earth after a historic moon mission. They maneuvered to reentry, with weather in the recovery area favorable for splashdown near the carrier USS Hornet and anticipation of a worldwide homecoming.
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Spachd Cunlee
Houston
Meon
Earth
Toma Cy Aldrin Jnr
Michael Collins
Apollo
Neil AL Armestrone
Mission Control
Jim
Capsure
Charles Duke
Aldrin
Duke
Seattle
Dise Joeless
Portland
San Francisco
Vancouver
D.C
Armstrong
Collings
Pacific
Day
Nixon World Trip Opens With Welcome For Moon Crew
President and Mrs. Nixon begin a global voyage after landing in San Francisco. They plan Apollo 11 splashdown coverage aboard USS Hornet then visit Guam and several Asian and European stops. Nixon forecasts future space ventures and hints at troop reductions after returning.
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San Pieyacisco
Sivan
Pacific
Mide Ocean
Nixon
International Airport
St. Francis Hotel
Washington
Nixons
Honolulu
New York
Chicago
Los Aaneles
Amories
Nixot
Guam
Phillippines
Indonesia
Thailand
India
Pakistan
Rormania
Britain
South Vietnam
Farle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Vietnam
Food Prices Drive Higher Living Costs In June
The Labor Department reports the Consumer Price Index rose to 127.6 in June. Food prices led the gain with a 1.7 percent jump in groceries and meats poultry and fish up 4.5 percent. The index reflects a seven percent annual rate for the year.
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Wallington
Catoctin Job Center Could Become Jail Training Camp
Maryland official proposes reviving the defunct Catoctin Job Corps Center as a regional jail training facility. Commissioner Cannon seeks federal funds to convert the center for training state county and municipal jail personnel and ongoing correctional techniques. The plan envisions shared costs among three government levels and strong support from the Maryland Correctional Administrators Association.
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Catoctin
Suss Edmonston
Joseph G. Cannon
Maryland Department of Correctional Services
Ie Old Center
Hissoman
Eo Canitonny
Den
Obate
Marsland Police
Atsat
Csuinon
Otate
Cannon
Maryland Correctional Administrators’ Association
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Drederich Memorial Hospital
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Marke
Sin Lischtines
West Seventh Street
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