Laotians Yearn for Peace as Civil War Continues
In Vientiane the Laotian peasantry grows weary of civil strife that has scarred the country since after World War III. The US and USSR back talks to bridge Pathet Lao and neutralist factions, while prominent leaders warn that any ballot reform could hand power to Communists. Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma contemplates retirement as political factions remain deeply divided and organized opposition struggles to emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Danly
United States
Soviet Union
Pathet Lao
Liotans
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Sousanna Phouna
Souvanna
United Stat
Thao
Duo Decimo Clarinet Solo Accepted by Pro Art Music
Sperry L. Storm has had his clarinet solo with piano accompaniment accepted and published by Pro Art Music Publications. The piece titled Duo decimo refers to the clarinet's twelfth key and aims to teach embouchure control across registers.
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Sperry L. Storm
Pro Art Music Publications
Westbury
X,y
Katharine Luche
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Storm
James Vincent Abato
Peabody Conservatory Symphony Orchestra
Frederick High School
Charles F. Murray
Mt Airy Middle Students Tour Frederick News Plant
Twenty Mount Airy Middle School pupils and their teacher visited the News-Post plant at 200 East Patrick Street, Frederick, as part of classroom study of local newspapers. The group included Shelly Schrider, William Page, Pam Lehnert, Jimmy Lare, Toby Bennett, Danita Abell, Pat Plunkard, Harry Leopold, Debbie Coon, Maurice Beall, John Clapper, Billy Ziranski, Susan Raymond, Nancy Bennett, Ruth Ann Buckingham, Eddie Naill, William Gue, James Simms, Marcia Morley and Ray Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy Middle School
Frederick Post
The
News
Diane Barhett
News-Post
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Shelly Schrider
William Peague
Pam Lehnert
Jimmy Lare
Toby Bennett
Danita Abell
Pat Plunkard
Harry Leopold
Debbie Coon
Maurice Beall
John Clapper
Billy Ziranski
Susan Raymond
Nancy Bennett
Ruth
Ann Buckingham
Eddie Naill
William Gue
James Simms
Marcia Morley
Ray Harrison
Equipment Stolen From Radio Tower at Gambrill Park
Radio tower at Gambrill Park loses 31 190 in equipment in a theft reported to State Police. Investigation continues as authorities seek leads.
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Gambrill Park
Births Reported From Prederich Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list multiple families with new arrivals on various dates. Notable entries include Ronald Vaughn and partner welcoming a second daughter Sherrie Ann. Richard Smith welcoming Donald Eugene. Donald Gilbert and Judith Witmer announcing Melonda Lea. Frank Welsh and spouse welcoming Jeffres Wayne. John Hanson and spouse welcoming Richard Jotin. Ronald Lewis and spouse announcing Perrys Lee. Dew Aubal and partner welcoming Rae Lynn. Dorsey family noting William Edward. Rosemary Dove and Charles Harley with David Eugene. William Dorsey with Dawn Marle. Earl Bernstein and Clara Clark noting Gregory Eugene. Austin Baumgardner with Holly Lynn. Robert St Noell with Robert Russell Tl. Van Douglas Showe with Douglas Van.
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Donald L. Gilbert
Red J
A Dalysh‘ter
Melonda Lea
Thursdis
Gilbert
Judith Witmer
Peederich
Frank Welsh
Reid
Airs
Jeffres Wayne
Fridig
John B. Hanson
College Ave
Richard Jotin
Pridas
Ronald £. Lewis
Jefferson
David Eugene
William Leslie Dorsey
RFD
Dawn Marle
Dorsey
Shar
Wiles
Frederick
Earl F. Bernstein
Clark Ave
Thurmont
Gregory ‘Eugene
Austin Baumgardner Sr
Frederick Ave
Holly Lynn
Robert St. Noell
Water Street
Robert Russell
van Douglas Showe
North Bentz Street
Douglas van
Showe
Local Record Fragments Mention Resident Details
Fragmentary OCR note lists names and relations including Judith Bosvie and Jerda Loe, with scattered addresses and family mentions. The legible items reference a second child and unidentified individuals, likely a community notice or obituary snippet.
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Ths
Dorpier
Judith Bosvie
Phrederieh
Hoy
Mandel Proclaims Keep Maryland Beautiful Month
Governor Mandel proclaims April Keep Maryland Beautiful Month as John B. Clark chairs Maryland Environmental Trust. He thanks anti-litter volunteers and notes litter removal is a long effort. Banks and service stations participate by distributing car litterbays on April 2, designated as Keep Maryland Beautiful Day.
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Marvin Mandel
Maryland
John BE. Clark
Maryland Environmental ‘Trust
Chirk
Keep Maryland Beautiful
Arthur Day-Kheep
the General Assembly
April first Wednesdays help Mary bind
Date unclear but references April 4 and first Wednesdays. mentions Mary, Pevatitid Das, and Marsland Environ division. Text is garbled. reads as event scheduling or organizational notice without clear actions or outcomes.
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Deep
Maryland
Marsland
Mary
NCIW Annual Card Party Held at SHU Par
The National Council of Jewish Women will hold its annual card party on Wednesday March 20 at Paris Hallian Nitchent. Hehets will be available at the duen. Public invited. Proceeds from the event will benefit a worthwhile community project.
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National Council of Jewish Waren
Shu Par
Pani
Hailian Nitchent
Charity Goal Set For Archdiocese Of Baltimore
The Archdiocese of Baltimore faces a record charity goal described as the highest in its history. Rev William P Pumps, director of the Catholic Charity Fund, announced the need to maintain current programs and raised details about shoe donations totaling 124.1 million pairs in 9be.
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Pouwal
William PL Pumps
Lund
Committees Back Budget in Maryland Mandel Plans
ANNAPOLIS The billion dollar plus budget and Gov Mandel's plan to raise funds moved through Maryland committees Friday. Senate to take up the 3 billion budget while the House prepares to reconvene Saturday. Administrators expect no delays as lawmakers position to swap the spending and tax measures. Mandel advised the Ways and Means Committee not to include life insurance death benefits, trimming potential revenue. Inheritance tax on death benefits would have raised under 2 million and the committees cut 6 million from budget recommendations leaving about 117.2 million in extra funds for the new fiscal year starting the July first.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Senate
Thouse Ways and Means
Mandel
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Sour
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Justice
Tupeng Sursadtay
National Patriotic People’s Party
Feft
Inpeng
Seuvanta
Thao Sopsuisuta
Tapene
Rexall
Mercer’s Rexall Drug Store
N. Market St
S.L
Mt. Airy Middle
Call Brandenburg
Brandenburg
W. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Prederich Memorial Hospital
Ronald &. Vaughn
Willard Place
Fort Detrich
Sherrie Ann
Mer
Richard Smith
Red
Union Bridge
Donald Eugene
Carrier Boy
Mt. Airy
Frederick News - Post
NCIW
Aden
Waar
West
Patrick Street
General Electric
Schley Ave
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