Bombers Hit Hanoi Fuel Depots Near Saigon Front
American air and naval forces pressed raids across North Vietnam hitting fuel depots near Hanoi and a radar site north of the capital. The strikes came as fighting raged 50 to 60 miles north of Saigon with up to 2,000 enemy troops reportedly assaulting an American reconnaissance squadron, while South Vietnamese and U.S. Marines claimed gains 18 miles north of Hue.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U. S
Viet Nam
Air Force
South
U.S
Haiphong
Gilbert L. Meyers
US. Air Force
U.S. Command
Bac Giang
Nguyen Khe
Red
Hue
Housing Bill Amendment By Mac OK'd
The House Judiciary Committee voted to remove most privately owned housing from President Johnson s proposed anti discrimination ban and quickly approved a broader civil rights bill. A 21 13 substitute would exempt homeowners with up to two sales a year and four family dwellings where the owner lives in one unit. Real estate agents would be barred from discrimination but not prosecuted for exempted homeowners. A fair housing board would investigate complaints and order stop actions. NAACP's Clarence Mitchell called it constructive but needed study. Senate resistance under Dirksen remains.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Charles M. Mathias Jr
R-Md
John Conyers Jr
Dmich
Fair Housing Board
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Winds
Sister Ann Martia Named Administrative Resident at Frederick Memorial
Sister Ann Martia a University of Minnesota nursing graduate has been named administrative resident at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She will begin duties tomorrow in the one year residency working with Hospital Administrator P David Youngdahl and department heads. Previously on surgical floors at St Marys Grand Junction and St Josephs Denver she also served in the Grand Junction personnel office. Born in Kansas City she belongs to the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth and resides at the Nurses Residence on Park Avenue.
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Ann Martia
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ann Martin
P. David Youngdahl
St. Mary’s Hospital
Grand Junction
Colo
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denver
Ann Marita
Frederick Memorial
Kansas City
Sister of Charity of Leavenworth
Midwest
Park Avenue
Two Seek Policeman's Job At Thurmont
The Thurmont town council studies two applications from county men seeking the policeman position. The department has lacked a second officer since May 12 when George R. Culler resigned to rejoin Brunswick. Mayor Roy W. Lockinghill says the job pays 85 to 95 dollars weekly.
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Thurmont
George R. Culler
Brunswick Police Force
Culler
Clarence Hagelin
Roy W. Lockinghill
Stock Market Declines in Moderate New York Trading
New York stocks edged lower in moderate early trading marking the fourth straight session of declines as investors reassessed recent gains.
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New York
Tenants Seek Attractive Housing in Frederick Survey
Frederick tenants prefer beautifying their public housing over policy changes. A survey by five local groups at City Hall shows 14 percent had issues with the Housing Authority. About 30.6 percent would pay more for private housing if available, and 25 percent would move elsewhere if they could find affordable, clean housing.
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Frederick
City Hall
Frederick City- County
Galen C. Smith Favored For School Board Post
Galen C. Smith of Frederick is recommended to the governor as the seventh member of the Frederick County Board of Education. The announcement came from Merkle F. Wachter during the Frederick County Republicans barbecue at Staley Park. Smith, 55, a Myersville native and Republican, has been employed for the last ... Continued on page 5h.
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Galen C. Smith
Frederick
Frederick County
Girl Scouts Buy Camp Site in Frederick County
The Girl Scout Council of Central Maryland Inc. bought 219 acres between Mt. Pleasant and Walkersville for 67000 to be used for day and troop camping. A 74 acre tract from Claude R Crum and a 145 acre section from J Alton and Ar Jene Smith joined to form the site off Route 26 Water Street Road. The land features rolling terrain and a pond with a stream through a sycamore grove. First Day Camp opens July 25 with Mrs Ralph Dyer as director and registrations at the Frederick Field Office.
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Girl Scout Council of
Central Maryland
Ralph Dyer
Frederick
Frederick Shopping Center
Robert Klein
Robert Wirgan
Frederick County
Herman Brust Jr
Joseph Macizynski
Council
Comenient
Frederick County Girl Scouts
Brunswick Registers Only 17 New Voters
Brunswick town clerk E. Donald Carr reports only 17 new voters by noon, with registration closing at 4 p.m. If no additional registrations occur, the August election will have just 17 more eligible voters than in prior elections.
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Brunswick
E. Donald Carr
National AAU Women's Track Meet Opens at Hood College
The National AAU Women's Track Meet begins today with a full schedule of registration, luncheons, seeding meetings, and heats across Hood College, Francis Scott Key Hotel, and Thomas Johnson High School. Events include finals, committee meetings, and an awards banquet with activities throughout the day.
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Hood College Gymnasium
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hood College
Thomas Johnson High School
Maryland School For the Deaf
Market Street
New Market Group Attacks Zoning On Trailer Parks
A band of New Market landowners drafted plans to block a 50 unit trailer park on Jesse Smith Road aiming to overturn Frederick County zoning allowing mobile homes in A-1 land. They circulated a petition for signatures for a July 19 hearing at Winchester Hall while citing a state law change and seeking to influence planning officials.
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New Market Area
Jesse Smith Road
Frederick County
Frederick
Clater Smith
Shoemaker and Smith
Winchester Hall
Benjamin F. Palmer
New Market
James D. McIntyre
Smith
Maryland General Assembly
Furthe
Mount Airy
Miss Juner Bellew AAU Chairman Leads San Francisco Track
AAU National Chairman for Women s Track and Field is Janet Bellew a San Francisco high school physical education teacher who coached a girls team before her appointment three years ago She pursued AAU after a student asked about entering the Olympics and balances teaching with duties though travel tires her She notes 480 plus entries this year and hot weather may aid muscle suppleness if not excessive, with several men s events mentioned.
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Nelson Srovaks
Miss Janet Bellew
Miss Bellew
Sy Marie Howell
AAU
San Francisco
Janet Bellew
Bellew
Russia
Frederick
FHA Leader Stresses Youths Need Individuality and Initiative
Miss Sarah Leiter of the Maryland Department of Education told 144 FHA members at Hood College’s Leadership Training Conference that today’s youth require individuality interdependence and initiative. The four day event, celebrating 21 years of FHA, featured a banquet talent show and a state chorus directed by Mrs. Gwendolyn Henson. Marsha Goodwin Middletown High School and Miss Debbie Lowe Salisbury led sessions and reported on the National Youth Conference on Natural Beauty and Conservation at the White House.
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Sarah Leiter
Maryland Department of Education
Maryland Association of Future Homemakers
Hood College
Miss Leiter
Maryland
FHA
Gwendolyn Henson
Marsha Goodwin
Middletown
White House
Marsha
Debbie Lowe
Salisbury
Largest AAU track meet opens at Gov Thomas Johnson High
The three day AAU women's and girls track championship begins at 6 30 p m at Gov Thomas Johnson High School stadium with over 480 athletes. Morning sessions start at 9 30 and evening sessions at 6 30. Finals Saturday night determine the US team bound for Poland and Russia later in July.
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United States
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Columbus
Ohio
TJ Stadium
Janell Smith
Fredonia
Kansas
Poland
Russia
Hood College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hood
Meet
Francis Scott Key Hotel
YMCA Elects W. CL. Brittain President
Warner L. Brittain was unanimously elected president of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Frederick County at the annual meeting in the new YMCA building. Other officers include M. Robert Ritchie Jr as vice-president finances Dr. Donald Z. Koons program Dwight Collmus facilities and J Harold Hooper personnel. Richard R. Burgee named secretary Clyde M. Roney Sr treasurer. Re-elected to three-year terms on the board were Miss Betty Benchoff John R. Cheatham Dwight Collinus Charles V Mann Clyde M. Roney Sr Charles S. V. Lanner E. Eugene Thomas and Charles H. Woodman. Manuel Weinberg new for a three-year term. Newly elected for two-year terms continued on page.
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Warner L. Brittain
Young Men's Christian Association of
Frederick County
F Ar
YMCA
M. Robert Ritchie Jr
Donald Z. Koons
Dwight Collmus
J. Harold Hooper
Richard R. Burgee
Clyde M. Roney Sr
Betty Benchoff
John R. Cheatham
Dwight Collinus
Charles V. Mann
Charles S. V. Lanner
E. Eugene Thomas
Charles H. Woodman
Manuel Weinberg
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Sonnel Carriers
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Mac OK
Samuel Hamilton
NAACP
Theodore Tannenbaum
Galen G. Smith
Girl Scouts
Walkersville
New Market Group
By Lawrence van Goethem
Staff Weller
Miss Juner Bellew
California
TJ School
W. CL. Brittain
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