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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 31, 1969

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FCC Names Christoff To Counseling Post

Pauid Christof a former member of the Admission and Counseling Offices at te the versiy of Marsland has wamed the counseling staff at the bored erick Communia College as part of a movement toward expand ing to services at the local color. Christoff a counselor for three stars of Maryland brings extensive experience in counseling and academic advisement to Fredericks Community College according to Lewis Westupt vens president of FCC. In addition to his counseling experience Christoff has five years in secondary science education. Counseling services are increasing due to rising student numbers and scheduling and advising demands. The college plans expanded testing including omnibus personality inventory the OCCUPATIONAL interest survey differential aptitude tests and Purdue English placement tests to aid placement and self understanding. Incoming freshmen will have counselor conferences and tailored programs. Michigan Test of English Language Proficiency will be given to incoming foreign students. Mrs Jane H Jasper director hopes to extend group work and evening services. the counseling office is Room 105 at 520 N Market St.

Pauid Christof Te the Versiy Marsland Borederick Communia College Christoff Three Stars of Maryland Prederics Community College Lewis Westupt Vens FCC We Colere Division of Soredent Services Orivat Apad Huder Occue Moones Purdue Michigan Jane H. Jasper N. Market St

Farmers Lobbying For Parity In Capital

About 200 farmers will travel to Washington to lobby Congress and the Agriculture Department for parity prices. Illinois delegates plan a rotating volunteer outpost, bearing costs from savings to press the demand that prices cover farmers' costs.

Washington Traclola Congress Agriculture Department Thes Sa

Diplomats endangered by knife attack at Tokyo airport

A knife-wielding man attacked at Tokyo International Airport as U S diplomats including Ambassador Jon Meser and Secretary of State William Pye attended a three day meeting with Japanese ministers. Meser was knocked down but unharmed while security guards subdued the assailant. Police initially cited different targets before suggesting Rovers may have been the intended target.

Torvo Cap U.S Toko International William Pyhovers Jon OT. Meser Rovers Meyer Ampourt Seoul Mever Shivetsucu Fae Raoba Meser Hidaeoka Tokyo Toda Eiher Thiey United States

Nixon Homestead Urged As Shrine

Gov Ronald Reagan proposed Wednesday that the federal government make the Nixon homestead in Yorba Linda California a national historic site. A study by the State Parks and Recreation Department estimated a restoration cost of about 100000 dollars to return the home and surrounding property to their origin.

Sacheosepinto Calif Ronald Reagan Saxon Nixon Yorba Linda Long Beach State Parks and Recreation Department

Syrian Jets Attack Israel in Historic Golan Clash

Syrian jets hit Israeli positions on Mt Hermon as artillery opened fire in the Golan Heights. Eleven Syrian soldiers were wounded after the cross border attack, with strikes reported near Quneitra and Tel A Bu Nida in areas now occupied by Israel. No Israeli casualties were reported.

Associated Press Mt. Heremon Golan Heights Syria Middle East Israel Mt. Hermon Quneitra Tel A Bu Nida

U S Steel Announces Price Hike On Big-Tonnage Items

U S Steel Corp raises prices by about 4.5 percent on carbon sheet strip and galvanized sheet used in cars, refrigerators and cans. The move aims to cover higher labor costs for 400,000 workers under a summer contract and reflects rising material costs and taxes. Washington gave muted reaction. Automakers voiced caution, with one anonymous spokesman calling the hike pretty high. Vice President Agnew called it an inflation indicator amid the Nixon Asian trip.

Pittsburgh Steal Corp Bethlehem Steel Corp White House Washington U.S. Steel Bethlehem Ireland National Republic Jones & Laughlin U.S Spiro F. Agnew Nixon

Agreement Reached With Japan Shifts Trade Pathways

In Tokyo, the United States and Japan declare they can resolve trade frictions and aim to settle Okinawa timing before Prime Minister Sato’s November Washington visit. Secretary Rogers notes a date for Okinawa’s return may arise, as a knife attack on U.S. diplomats briefly disrupts events. Ambassador Meyer is knocked down but unharmed.

Tokyo United States Japan Okinawa Fiyaku Sato Washington U.S William P. Rogers Seoul Rogers Tokyo International Armin H W. Meyer

Saigon Firm Defends Participation in Peace Talks

Saigon government told the 28th weekly Vietnam peace talks that no decision on South Vietnam can be made without its participation and approval. South Vietnamese delegate Pham Dang Lam urged serious dialogue with Hanoi and the Viet Cong and rejected a coalition government to run elections, warning such a move would undermine the Republic of Vietnam. Lam argued a Communist coalition would infiltrate administrative machinery to seize power without free elections.

RIS Saigon Vietnam South Vietnam Pham Dang Lam Hanoi Viet Cong Neuyen van Thien Republic of Vietnam Lam North Vietnam Thieu South Vietsnam

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