McNamara Sees U S Focus on South Viet Nam Pacification
U S Defense Secretary McNamara returns from Vietnam with the view that Washington will widen its role against the Viet Cong mainly through political and social effort in South Viet Nam rather than broad military expansion. Emphasis will be on rural reform, decentralizing authority, and winning popular support, with some civilian aid expansion and continued U S troop presence. In Maryland a motorist, Stewart Hollinger, 23, was injured when his car swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle and hit an electric pole. his 1963 Corvair was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert
McNamara
United States
Washington
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Military Revolutionary Council
Ngo Dinh Diem
Westminster Barracks
Maryland
Stewart Marvin Hollinger
RFD 2
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
John Shelley
Fire Alarms And Meetings From Local Notices
The Independent Hose Company and United Fire Company answered a minor electrical fire at the Public Finance Corporation on 238 N Market Street. A short in a fixture started the blaze, little damage. Volunteer fire companies attended a grass fire near Winfield, one acre scorched. Oil furnace overflow caused no damage at 109 9th Avenue Brunswick. A city-wide general alarm sent firemen to Ford Motor City area. Beef Producers meeting at New Market Fire Hall features Dr James Ferguson and Kenneth E Shifflet. A West Patrick Street collision occurred with no charges. Royal Observatory in Edinburgh cites bright housing lights forcing telescope relocation near Rome. False alarms reported at warehouse South Wisner Street. Rome wage increase for Italy’s state radio and television workers after strike. Fraternal Eagles Past Presidents Club to meet on East Patrick Street Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
United Fire Company
Public Finance Corporation
N. Market Street
Mount Airy
Sykesville
Winfield
Vauue
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Willam Willard
9Th Avenue
Brunswick
Ford Motor Com
Anniversary highlights of 1863 to 1949 events and births
Summary of notable historical milestones and birthdays: 1863 Union ship Mississippi destroyed near Port Hudson. 1903 Roosevelt sets Inland Waterways Commission. 1948 Senate backs European Recovery program 69 to 17. 1949 miners’ two week walkout over leadership at Federal Bureau of Mines. 1963 U S State Department rejects Soviet charges about a trawler incident. Also birthdays for James Bogardus, William Clay Ford, and Margaret Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mississippi
Farragut
Port Hudson
Mississippi River
Theodore Roosevelt
Inland Waterways Commission
U.S. Senate
John L. Lewis
United Mine
James Boyd
Federal Bureau of Mines
U.S. State Department
U.S
Norfolk
James Bogardus
Catskill
N.Y
Bogardus
New York
William Clay Ford
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Margaret Hickey
Kansas City
Motorist Charged After Jefferson West South Collision
An Tijamsville man James Mease aged 55 was charged with failing to reduce speed to avoid a collision after a Friday morning crash at the Jefferson and West South streets intersection. Mease rear ended Norman Trump Jr. 27, as Trump tried to turn left onto South Street. Mease’s 1964 Buick sustained $175 damage while Trump’s 1962 Dodge had $75 damage. Sgt. John B.
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Tijamsville
Jefferson
West South Streets
James Mease
South Jefferson Street
Norman Trump Jr
West Patrick Street
Trump
South Street
Mease
John B
Beef Farmers Plan Meeting
The annual County Beef Producers Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 18 at the New Market Fire Hall. The program opens at 10 a.m. with a discussion on beef cattle production led by Dr. James Ferguson and Kenneth E. Shiffler. After lunch at noon Lawrence Downey will report on the recent National Cattlemen's Association meeting in Memphis. At 1 30 p.m. 4H Baby Beef projects will be discussed by David Eigenbrode and a talk on the value of off farm scales by Mrs. Robert Huebner. A 2 30 p.m. panel will answer questions. The session adjourns at 3 p.m.
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New Market Fire Hall
James Ferguson
University of Maryland
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Lawrence Downey
Nicodemus Bank of
Hagerstown
National Cattlemen’s Association
Memphis
Tennes
David D. Eigenbrode
Robert Huebner
Hidden Hills Farm
Ijamsville
New Midway
Renner
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Maryland
Herbert G. Renner
Mary Horton Renner
Jack Horn
Thelma V Horn
Circuit Court
Ralph L. Gastley, JR
Cramer
Frederick
Confident World's Fair Opening On Time In New York
Officials at the Flushing Meadow site express confidence the fair will open April 22 despite visible construction chaos. Tour shows fountains testing, pavilions nearly ready, and a busy workforce of 9,000 to 10,000 shaping a bustling, future-facing panorama.
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New York
Flushing Meadow
New York Fairgrounds
Uni
Vatican
Michaelangels
Also Mentioned on This Page
Viet Nam
Kenneth E. Shifflet
Indus
Wheeldon
Gideon T. Darkis
Patrick Street
Linden Avenue
Harold Tracey
Smithsburg
N.H
Joseph Ellis
Charlottesville
Ellis
Tracey
Charles K. Cashour
Edinburgh
Scotland
Royal Observatory
Rome
Italy
Wisner Street
WIN
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Frederick Aerie
The
Eagles
East Patrick Street
C. Millard Eller
Try
Frederick Co
Robert Ritchie
Hugh Winn
Miami
Fila
Florida East
Winn
FBI
Ft. Pierce
Cyprus
Unee
Ottawa
Pearson
Tom Wilson
Edward A. C. Amy
J. Vincent Cook
C. Joe Crowe
G. Robert Murray
Beef Farmers Plan Meeting
Wichita, Kan
Passlersby
North High School
Wichita
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Thelma V. Horn
Hazel G. Harbaugh
Lucille H. Wolford
Court House
Frederick City
Glenn Trout
W. Jerome Offutt and
Main’s
Ebert
Pearl
Yellow Springs
Ft. Derrick
Ft. Detrick
C. Burton Cannon, JR
Delbert, Null
Leslie U. Hutzell
Cline
S. Market
E. Patrick MO
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