Varied Views On Eagleton Disclosure Split Leaders
Frederick County Democrats praise Eagleton mental illness disclosure as potentially pivotal in a close race while Republicans say it will have limited impact. Officials weigh effects on Nixon and McGovern support with some predicting a possible whisper campaign and others advocating no campaign use.
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John Best
Democratic state central committee
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Lawrence Dorsey
B.O. Thomas
Democratic central committee
Bill Rodgers
McGovern
Miami Beach
Julien Delphey
Nixon
Steven Swank
Nixon-Agnew
Edward P. Thomas
Maryland
Emmett R. Bowlus
Bowlus
Franklin Roosevelt
Fngleton
Swank
Charles Smith
Brunswick Democratic
Railroad recalls 27 Brunswick area men
Brunswick area B and O Railroad employes will be recalled August 1 as business improves. About 100 workers remain furloughed from the October layoffs, with some taking out of town jobs in Washington and Baltimore. The recall follows the June furlough amid the Hurricane Agnes flood impact and July vacation period.
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B&O
RP, Mullen
Mullen
United States
Washington
Baltimore
City seeks U.S. payment of Civil War debt from Jubal Early
Frederick plans to press Congress to reimburse $200,000 plus 4 percent annual interest since 1864, totaling nearly $14 million. The move, introduced by Sen. Charles Mathias with Sen. J. Glenn Beall Jr., follows a 1971 bill aiming to repay the city for wartime losses.
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Jubal Early
Frederick
United States Congress
Fredericktonian
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Mathias
Fire Log Summary from Jefferson and Nearby Counties
Fire calls within 24 hours ending 10 a.m. reported across Jefferson and nearby counties. Incidents include tree fire at City Laboring Sons Park, auto fire near Rosen Crant2s Tavern, building fire at Old Brunswick High School, gas explosion at Moser Lime Plant on Route 40 West, with multiple ambulance responses and jail population details.
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JEFFERSON AND PEARL
Uniteds
ROSENCRANT2
Hyattstown
OLD BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL
Brunswick
Moser Lime
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Mobile Homes To Move To Rose Hill Manor
Eight families displaced by last month’s flooding will live in federally provided mobile homes at Rose Hill Manor this weekend. County workers are installing utilities while concern grows over no stay limit and costly facilities. A disaster aid center opens Saturday to process applications with SBA HUD and other agencies present. Civil Defense estimates flood aid loans and tax deductions exceed two million dollars in Frederick County.
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Rose Hill Manor
Charles Sanner
Rose fill Manor
Small Business Administration
HUD
Frederick County
Civil Defense
George Stup
Businessmen Say Courthouse Plan Needs Stronger Action
At Winchester Hall a group of about 40 businessmen applauded the county commissioners plan to locate the courthouse office center downtown but most said it falls short. They urged faster land acquisition, expressed concerns about delays and land speculation, and pressed for a concrete timetable and option on property to prevent rising costs.
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Winchester Hall
Carlton Molesworth
Relan
Molesworth
Richard R. Kline
City Hall Ransom Cash Recalled From Civil War Era
A historic display at City Hall recalls the July 9 1864 ransom cash delivered in baskets to General Jubal Early’s quartermaster Major J R Braithwaite to spare Frederick from burning. The city now asks Congress to repay the money with interest.
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EARLYS
J.R BRAITHWAITE
Former Bulgarian diplomat dies in Urbana at Georgetown Hospital
Ivan Robert Stancioff a former Bulgarian diplomat and Urbana resident died Thursday at Georgetown University Hospital Washington DC He served as artillery lieutenant and liaison officer in World War I and helped settle Russian refugees in 1919 He later joined Bulgarian Diplomatic Service becoming first secretary to Rome in 1935 and attended Pope Pius XII coronation in 1939 His career faced disruption after Nazi takeover and wartime deportations with swiss refuge for his family.
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Urbana
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, D.C
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Marian Mitchell Stancioff
Carolyn Marian Mitchell
St. Petersburg
Russia
Dimitri and
Anna de Grenaud Stancioff
Petersburg
Bulgaria
Staneloff
Austria
Rome
Pius XII
Vatican
Galatz
Romania
Switzerland
Istanbul
Ameri
Man Charged For Setting Building Afire
James Overstreet, 6-year-old man, is charged after police say he set fire to a one room dwelling behind Rosencrantz’s tavern near Md. 355. He was found by state troopers amid the flames. Fire Marshal Barnes notes he had lived there about two weeks. No damage estimate given. Firefighters from Hyattstown and Independent extinguished the blaze reported at 7:19 p.m. A second fire at the old Brunswick High School, under investigation, may involve arson and was put out by Brunswick Fire Department after 9 p.m.
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Md. 355
James Overstreet
Rosencrantz
Top E. Barnes
Overstreet
McClean and McClellan
Hyattstown
old Brunswick High School
Donald C. Barnes
Brunswick
Eagleton Defends Record Against Anderson Lie
Sen Thomas F Eagleton denounces columnist Jack Andersons claim that he has a drunken driving record as a damning lie and vows to stay on the Democratic ticket as running mate. AP checks found no drunken driving arrest, while Anderson cited Missouri records and a Missouri official. Eagleton warned the charges aim to derail his candidacy and pressed his determination to remain on the ticket.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Thomas F. Eagleton
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Anderson
Fngleton
Missouri
Associated Press
Fiagleton
Honolulu
Hawaii
Fagicton
George McGovern
Barleton
Fagleton
McGovern
Fagieton
charree
Nixon counters Viet bombing critics in news conference
President Nixon defended his bombing strategy against critics claiming Hanoi propaganda shapes opinion. He warned end the war votes signal the communists to stall peace talks while arguing the chance for negotiated settlement has never been better. He did not deny damage to dikes and dams but attacked Waldheim for amplifying enemy propaganda.
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WASHINGTON
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Cool spell continues with showers in forecast
The weatherman reports a high of 74 yesterday, the third straight day below 85. Expect cool weather through next Tuesday with a 30 percent today and tonight, 20 percent Saturday, and possible afternoon showers or thunder showers overall. Highs in the 70s to 80s, lows around 60s.
Robinson Trial Goes To Jury
The jury in the Bernard William Robinson murder case received court instructions after final arguments. A sodomy charge was dropped by the defense. Robinson denied killing or seeing two 15 year old White Plains boys, James Miers and Clark Larcher, and denied owning a .22 pistol alleged as the murder weapon.
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Bernard William Robinson
Robinson
James Patrick Miers
Clark Cornell Larcher
White Plains
Charles County
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Market shows mixed day after three declines in New York
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.53 points to 927.38 as trading at 10:30 a.m. favored a balanced mix of advancing and declining issues on the New York Stock Exchange.
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