Teen violence in Frederick Leaves Four Injured
Weekend clashes saw teens smashing car windshields disrupting two dances and fighting in multiple sites. Four youths were arrested on assault and battery charges while two others were treated for injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick City
David N. Boyd
RFD
Frederick
Delmas W. Schroyer
East Church Street
Asault
Robert Rollins
South Bentz Street
South End Civic Association
Terrace Lanes
West College Terrace
Wayne Geisbert
McMurray Street
James Filby
Catoctin! Avenue
Filby
Boyd and Schreyer
John R. Pearcey
Thurmont
James W. Stockman Jr
Mt. Airy
Geisbert
Pearcey
Stockman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Boyd
Schrover
Astae Wd
National Guard
Charles V. Main
Bentz Street
Earl Evler
Frank E. Garber Jr
Union Bridge
Church Street
Andrew Jackson Bridge
Gary Ledbetter
Teen Centar
West Air Sainis Ae
Rooins
Thiy
North Viet Nam at Moscow meeting seen shaping Viet Nam war
U S officials say North Viet Nam's Le Duan will meet in Moscow with Soviet leaders during the 23rd congress. Western diplomats fear the talks could push for peace moves while acknowledging escalating American power in Southeast Asia. Delegations from over 40 countries attend as Moscow opens the congress amid boycotts by Albania New Zealand and Japan.
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Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
Soviet Communist Party
Ho Chi Minh
Moscow
LeDuan
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Enii
Communist Party
Communist
Albania
New Zealand
Japan
North Korea
Peking
Leesburg Man in Viet Cong captivity a long diplomatic rescue
A 47 year old Leesburg resident Gustav C Hertz, an American Agency for International Development official, is held by the Viet Cong after being captured near Saigon last February. U S efforts spanning 14 months involve State Department diplomacy, Senator Kennedy, a CIA ransom attempt, and private critics, with Hertz's wife appealing for his safety. The Leesburg family now resides near Mount Gilead after relocation from Saigon.
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Leesburg Va
Gustav C. Hertz
Leesburg
American Agency For International Development
Saigon
Herz
State Department
Hertz
Robert Kennedy
D-Ny
Central Intelligence Agency
Viet Nam
Mount Gilead
Walkersville to Pick Candidates at Town Meeting
Residents will nominate candidates for Burgess Trout and Town Commissioner Paul Eaves at the annual Walkersville meeting tonight at the fire hall. The session runs at 7 pm and will answer questions on community operations before the May 24 election.
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Tony
Walkersville
Burgess Gilmore C. Trout
Townsppeop Ie
Trout
Paul Eaves
Renn Could Run In Bath City County Elections
Commissioner A Irvin Renn has announced candidacy for both county commissioner and Frederick City mayor. Legal experts say filing is not required for mayor, so he may remain in both races unless he officially withdraws by the deadline. If elected mayor he would trigger an appointment for a third county commissioner.
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A. Irvin Renn
Frederick City
Renn
Frederick
Samuel W. Barrick
Board of Election Supervisors
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland
Baltimore
Finan
State Central Committee
Barrick
Democratic State Central Committee
Benn
Lincoln Day Dinner Urges Unity Amid GOP Rallies
About 400 Frederick County Republicans attended the GOP Club Lincoln Day Dinner where U S Rep Alphonso Bell praised Lincoln’s call for unity. Maryland’s Rep Charles Mathias Jr introduced Bell and urged Republicans to unite for the party and nation. Bell spoke of optimism despite 1972 electoral prospects and highlighted the need for a strong party apparatus. The event included remarks from GOP leaders and presentation of bond awards for fundraising to Carryl Grossnickle and Effie Purnell.
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Frederick County
Lincoln
U.S
Alphonzo Bell
Los Angeles
California
U. S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Mathias
Bell
Wendell Corey
Republic
Johnson Voice
Kitt v. Massenburg
Agnew
Baltimore
Howard Kelly Jr
Kelly
Francis C. Harshman
GOP Club
Carryl Grossnickle
Walkersville
Effie Purnell
Chevy Chase
Frederick alderman candidate and tax bill debate
Robert E. Dailey Sr. announced his candidacy for the Frederick City Board of Aldermen subject to Democratic nomination. The Maryland General Assembly began a round‑the‑clock session to decide on the Cooper Hughes tax plan amid a Senate vote approval and opposition from area lawmakers including Derr Gude and O’Farrell.
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Robert E. Dailey Sr
Frederick
Dailey
Robert E. Dailey and Son
North Market Street
All Saints Episcopal Church
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Columbia Lodge
Af&am
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
DeMolay Commandery
Knights Templar
Frederick Forest No. 132
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Council of Civic and Service Organizations of
Optimist Club
Maryland General Assembly
Cooper-Hughes
State Senate
John A. Derr
Gilbert Gude
Montgomery
Thomas O’ Farrell
Carroll
George Snyder
Eashington
Senate
Sen. Derr
Frederick County
Cooper- Hughes
Seymour Quits As Coach Of Bullets
Baltimore AP report says Paul Seymour resigned as coach of the Baltimore Bullets after a successful one year as head of the NBA club.
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Seymour
Bullets
Baltimore
Paul Seymour
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Grand Jury Recalled For Four Cases In Frederick
The Frederick County grand jury was recalled this morning to consider four cases including a re indictment of William Allen Waters for stealing a tractor from H B Duvall Co Waters had been convicted last December and sentenced to 15 years in Maryland Penitentiary The re indictment followed a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling on the jury oath in the belief in God Waters case was pending appeal when the ruling occurred The jurors included Foreman James L Rimler and members Edith Miller James W Schoonover Naomi Kuhn and others.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
William Allen Waters
H. B. Duvall Co
Frederick
Waters
Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
T. Woodrow Harrison
Lloyd K. Boyer
Louise E. Hammell
Lawrence E. Clark
Raymond Beachley
Rudell F Hoffman
Paul F. Bittle
John S. Cunningham
Austin B. Haifleigh
Bernard W. Flanagan
Diets And Drugs Offer New Hope For Cancer Victims
Dr. Harry B. Demopoulos of USC reports two approaches to melanoma therapy that curb the tumor’s energy source tyrosinase. A restrictive diet lowers a key amino acid in meat products while a drug removes copper, with many patients showing tumor regression or arrest. Drawbacks include harsh diet and long treatment, with several early deaths from cerebral hemorrhages.
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Phoenix
Ariz
University of Southern California
Harry B. Demopoulos
USC
Demonautos
Demopoulos
New two faced cancer drug shown to attack only cancer cells
Dr Zinon O Q Papanastassiou of Arthur D Little Inc reports a stingless mustard type cancer drug tested in animals. The compound acts like conventional nitrogen mustards against cancer but appears to spare normal cells. Presented at the 151st American Chemical Society meeting in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Pittsburgh
Zinon OQ. Papanastassiou
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
Mass
American Chemical Society
PSC Approves Telephone Rate Slashes
The Public Service Commission approved $1.8 million yearly in rate cuts by Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. effective April 15 and May 1. Reductions cover basic daytime rates, after 8 pm Maryland calls, 25 to 40 mile tolls, Maryland distance measurement, and volume control sets for the hearing impaired. C&P plans to review residential exchange and extension station charges. Local savings in Frederick area not yet listed.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Carl Weakley
C&p
Frederick Area
Hagerstown
Vice Versa
Cumberland
PSC
Solomon Liss
Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Week's Recovery
New York shares began the day with renewed strength as markets resumed last week's advance in active trading. Investors watched early moves across major indices and prominent issues.
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New York
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