National Guard Douses Maryland Campus Disruptions
Five hundred National Guard troops policed the University of Maryland in College Park as a 10 hour curfew followed student disorders. More than 2,000 students were involved, 107 arrested, two State Police troopers hurt, and two students injured. Governor Mandel declared a state of emergency.
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College Park
National Guard
Iito
University of Maryland
Lawrence
E. Babbitts
Robert Earle Wilson
Babbitts
Wilson
Edwin Warfield
Maryland National Guard
Park
Marvin Mandel
Warfield
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Frederick County Ranks 7th In Cost Per Pupil
Maryland report shows Frederick County seventh among 24 systems in cost per pupil for 1968-69. Excluding transport and state retirement costs lowers the figure to 636.09, but the rank remains seventh. Montgomery leads at 899.27 and Somerset spends 607.77.
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Maryland
Washington County
Montgomery
Frederick
Charles
Prince Georges
Baltimore
Howard
Baltimore City
Maryland Public Schools and Community Colleges
Frederick ‘County
Montgomery County
Baltimore County
Marcoe County
Allegany
Brunswick Museum Seeks Donations for May Opening
The Brunswick Museum plans to open May 15 and seeks loans of rock and mineral collections dolls and hobby items for a summer exhibit window displays feature collections while dolls get a separate room. Bring items to the Kaplan Building May 9 between 9 am and 3 pm or call 34 7500 for pickup.
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Kaplan
Berlin
Cool Front Brings Danger Of Frost
A cold front approaches Frederick with a forecast of frost by Wednesday night as northerly winds push in. Showers are possible late today with clearing skies early. temperatures dip into the 40s tonight and 50s to 60s tomorrow.
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Mercury
Frederick
U S Troops Press New Cambodian Offensive Amid Heavy Fire
U S forces launched a third Cambodian operation from the Pleiku central highlands but heavy ground fire and morning haze limited landings to about one battalion of roughly 500 troops. In Snoul the fighting intensified as tanks and air power hit town and plantations, with an estimated 2,000 North Vietnamese dug in. South Vietnamese troops meanwhile reported large weapon seizures and heavy casualties in the Path known as Parrot's Beak.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Fishhook
Snoul
Cambo
Pleiku
Associated Press
Charles Ryan
Ment
Nixon
Peter Arnett
Arnett
Indochina
Highway 7
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Central Highlands
Students protest Indochina war after Kent State shootings
Across campuses nationwide students organize new protests and strikes against U S involvement in Indochina after four Kent State victims. Violent incidents erupt at Kent State Syracuse Wisconsin and California as ROTC buildings are targeted and police intervene.
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Associated Press
Kent State University
U.S
Indochina
Ohio
Cambodia
Kent
Syracuse University
Win
Guardsmen Guard College Park. Six Troopers Hurt in Riot
Maryland National Guard and Maryland State Police backed College Park curfew as rioting left six troopers injured. Local guardsmen bivouacked near Greenbelt Armory with about 150 members, while 34 state troopers responded from Barrack B to College Park. Injuries ranged from eye and knee injuries to being struck by rocks and brick.
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Maryland National Guard
University of Maryland
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College Park
William E. O'Hara
Byron Hubble
Richard Cook
Steel Haulers’ Motorcade Heads Toward D C Rally
Frederick becomes rallying point for a mile long motorcade of cars trucks and buses carrying over 300 members of the Fraternal Associations of Steel Haulers seeking independent union representation with or without the Teamsters. They depart at 10 30 from a local truck stop and plan to picket Teamsters Headquarters Capitol and White House in Washington noon to five PM.
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Frederick
Washington
Asei Ies
Teamsters
Capitol
White House
Frederick Biay
William H. Borland
Lake City
Wayne Kingdom
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Area
Kingdom
Pure Oil
Washington, D.C
News-Post
Israel offers Egypt unconditional cease-fire
Israel's Moshe Dayan proposed an unconditional and unlimited cease-fire to Egypt but warned Israel would defend the Suez Canal lines. He said Israel could tolerate Egypt's reorganization and SA3 missile sites while aiming to end the war and open a corridor to an arrangement. Dayan pledged to hold the front and limit Soviet contact.
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Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Dayan
Haifa
Canal
Officials Discuss Road Work in Eaglehead-Lake Linganore Plan
County commissioners met with county engineer William Fout and planner Richard Crombie to review tentative plans for a new county road through Eaglehead Linganore. A Linganore Creek dam would support a two lane private circumferential highway crossing, linking Quinn Road to bisect the Singanore property as part of development.
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Margaret Hindman
William Fout
Richard Crombie
Eaglehead-Lake
Linganore
Linganore Creek
Singanore
Crombie
Braddock Rezoning Sparks Opposing Petitions at Hearing
Two petitions were presented to the county commissioners at a Braddock public hearing one opposing Moran Enterprises zoning change and one supporting it. The proposal would rezone 22 acres to high density residential and 82 acres to commercial. Evidence included a Braddock Heights survey showing 205 of 217 area residents opposed the rezoning.
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Margaret Hindman
Braddock
Moran Enterprises
U. S. 40-A
Braddock Heights
Incumbents Dominate Mt Airy and Walkersville Elections
In Mt Airy about 172 of 650 voters reelect Mayor Carl W. Smith and reelect councilman R Delaine Hobbs while Lewis C. Dixon defeats incumbent Paul Beall. In Walkersville Gilmore Trout wins a 10th term as burgess with all incumbents unopposed. A Mt Airy charter referendum increases council pay and expands governmental power.
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Margot Mor
MT. Airy
Carroll
Frederick
Carl W. “Teen” Smith
R. Delaine Hobbs
Lewis C. Dixon
Paul E. Beall
Walkersville
Gilmore Trout
Trout
Richard Winn
Paul Eaves
Burgess Trout
Stock Market Reverses Downward Trend To Slight Increase
In New York the stock market reversed its earlier decline and stood fractionally higher in moderate morning trading.
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New York
Fire Log Highlights From Local 24 Hour Period
Fire calls logged ending 10 am include false alarms at campus area and 725 Motter Ave. Stove fire responded by Juniors and Citizens. Vehicle and trailer fires reported along Dorm Road and Valley Road with Emmitsburg and county responders. Ambulance calls noted as Emergency Routine.
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Market ST
Motter Ave
Citzens
County
Dorm Road
Emmitsburg
Valley Road
O'Brien
Brunswick and
Jefferson
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