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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1968

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Suspended Policemen Charged In Pistol Sale

Two suspended policemen from Jackson Township and a third man faced charges linked to the illegal sale of a pistol used in a Central Park shooting spree. Bail set at $1000 each. grand jury indictments returned but sealed pending custody status. The revolver was allegedly stolen by Angelos, who killed Lilah Kistler and wounded Joseph Bach.

Toms River Central Park Franklin White Gustiv Landi Jackson Township Eirik Dimitrov Ocean County William E. O'Connor Jr Angel Angelos Lilah Kistler Joseph Bach New York Walter McCurdy Dimitrov Angelos White

Man Charged Over Gun Sale Without Permit

Land sold a pistol to Dimitrov without a license or permit. Dimitrov faced charges for buying the weapon without a permit. Authorities provided few details about the sale and handling.

Dimitrov Dmitrov Land

Increase in Nude Swimming Causes Ban

Grass Valley California AP reports a ban on nude swimming after growing concerns over attire at pools and beaches. Nevada County supervisors weigh stricter dress rules amid public debate and safety concerns.

Grass Valley Calif Nevada County Gay Supervisors

Four Thousand Women Warriors Form Army In Vietnam

AP report from Saigon profiles the South Vietnamese Women's Army Corps with about 4000 female soldiers. The goal is to reach 9000 as women serve as secretaries clerks accountants teachers and medical staff while receiving three weeks of basic training followed by two months of specialized instruction. They face strict rules including a two-year marriage ban and no children during service.

Saigon South Vietnamese Women's Army Corps WAC Vietnam Personnel Feminin Auxiliaire Des Troupes PFAT Nguyen van Thoa Cholon Bing

Economic policymakers seek a gentle cooling of the economy

AP by John Cunniff reports that policymakers aim for wage price stability and orderly growth while noting inflation around 4 percent. Officials from the Commerce Department describe an "orderly cooling off" as the world’s largest production machine shifts course.

John Cunniff NEW York Commerce Department

Local Officials Clash Over Nude Swimming Concerns

Supervisor Lou Hartman raised worries about rising nude swimming before a vote. District Attorney Harold Berliner commented that bikinis are generally recognizable apparel, sparking debate over appropriate swimwear standards.

Lou Hartman Dist Harold Berliner

Experts See Hidden Patterns in Economics and Weather

The text notes experts detect trends others miss in weather and economy. It highlights careful interpretation of data, a leveling of defense spending, and cautious consumer behavior influencing the quarterly figures.

Economic cooling as consumer savings rise in second quarter

The second quarter saw consumer savings reach 7.7 percent of after tax income, about 2 percent above normal, reducing retail spending to 527.1 billion annually. Despite wage gains and bank reserves fueling a prior spending spree, higher savings and anticipated tax hikes may curb the boom, with steel demand and inflation policies adding further uncertainty.

Washington

Standard Sells To Coca Cola

John R. Talley of Coca-Cola Interamerican and Daniel E. Hogan of Standard International announce Coca-Cola Interamerican will acquire Standard’s interest in its South American bottling franchises. Standard holds majority in Santiago Valparaiso Chile Cordoba and Montevideo with minor Sao Paulo stake. closing expected in August for an undisclosed cash amount. Hogan cites reinvestment in domestic operations as reason for the move.

John R. Talley Coca - Cola Interamerican Corporation Daniel E. Hogan Standard — International Corporation Andover Mass Coca-Cola Interamerican Standard Santiago Valparasis Chile Cordoba Argentina Montespelt Hogan Domestc

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