Circus Moves On To Next Stop After Thrilling Local
The Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus closed its Frederick show at 10 p.m. with the Big Top packed and roustabouts boxing up gear. Elephants and other animals were loaded into wagons as two shows head to Rockville on Thursday and another town Friday, continuing through spring and beyond. Thousands of local youngsters laughed and gasped as acts ended and packs began.
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Circus
Clyde Beatty - Cole Bros. Circus
Frederick
Rockville
Clyde- Frederick Fairgrounds
Beatty-Cole Bros
Amos L. Brown
John
County landowner calls assessors robbers in tax appeal
C B Steele of Monrovia told a five judge panel in Baltimore he believes Frederick County Board of Assessors over valued his land and home by $7 045 in three years He appealed to the Court of State Tax Appeals explaining he built much of his home himself and would have saved taxes by keeping quiet He says he is a poor pensioner but willing to pay fair taxes and noted his attempt to sell his property in 1971 after suit costs and tax concerns arose
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Frederick County Board of Assessors
Norris
Frederick County
Steele
Baltimore
Court of State Tax Appeals
Monrovia
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City Awards Bond Issue
The city of Frederick awarded 1.6 million dollars in bonds to Alexander Brown & Sons Baker & Co and Legg and Co for 225 thousand dollars in street work and 1.375 million for western sewer projects. Bonds pay semiannual interest, are non-callable, and total 80 thousand dollars yearly from 1975 to 1994. Principal and interest likely funded from water and sewer revenues, with 5 000 dollar denominations and a 4.7018 percent effective interest rate.
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Frederick
Alexander Brown & Sons, Baker & Co
Legg and Co
City Hall
Fredericktown Bank and Trust Company
Fire Log Report from Iron Spring Road Area
Fire calls within 24 hours ending 10 am include a building fire at 9 29 pm with Emmitsburg assisting Fairfield PA Ambulance calls total Emergencies 3 Routine 0 jail population shows 25 males 1 female and 3 juveniles listed in county notes.
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IRON SPRING
Emmitsburg
Fairfield
Soviets Demand U S Halt Move To Block Viet Ports
The Soviet government urged the United States to cancel plans to close Viet Nam ports as Nixon faced mounting congressional opposition to mining North Viet Namese harbors. Tass via Moscow demanded an end to actions that disrupt DRV trade, while noting no postponement of the Moscow summit beginning May 22.
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WASHINGTON
Nixon
Moscow
Tass
United States
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
White House
Nikolai Patelichev
Anatoly Dobrynin
Nixon Viet Action Wins Local Backing
Local survey of 57 residents shows broad support for Nixon’s move to mine Hai Phong harbor and tighten aid to North Vietnam while fearing escalation and a possible U.S.–Soviet confrontation. Most back the President though warn of world war risks and domestic fallout.
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Nixon
Haiphong harbor
North Vietnam
United States
Moscow
Harold Keeney
East Street
Russia
Congress
Freighters Withdraw as Mines Activate in Haiphong War Moves
U S freighters pulled from Haiphong harbor before Nixon deadline as mines set to explode at 7 p m Saigon time. The 7th Fleet mounted heavy air and naval bombardment along the North Vietnam coast with 300 strikes against the Hanoi Haiphong complex and other targets. Navy pilots claimed downing 10 MiGs in a single day, raising total aces to five.
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Saigon
7th Fleet
Haiphong harsor
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
House of Representatives
Carl Albert
SAIGON CAP
Haiphong harbor
U.S. 7th Fleet
Haiphong
North Vietnamese
U.S
North Vietnam
western Pacific
Hanoi-Haiphong
Navy
Randy Cunningham
Shelbina
Constellation
William Driscoll
Framingham
Masse
Wallace Headlines Frederick Campaign Rally Tonight
Frederick hosts a busy political day with Mrs McGovern arriving at noon at McGovern headquarters and Mrs Humphrey joining her at a United Democratic Women's Club luncheon in Urbana. A 7 30 p m rally at Frederick Armory features Gov George C Wallace with Irvin Brant predicting a packed audience. Mrs McGovern will be joined by Victor Reuther at the open house. Humphrey and McGovern campaign outings extend to Baltimore and Columbia before the Maryland presidential primary.
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Frederick
George McGovern
McGovern
Third and Market Streets
Hubert Humphrey
Irvin Brant
Frederick County
United Auto Workers
Humphrey
United Democratic Women’s club
Maryland
Baltimore
Merriweather Post
Columbia
Wallace
armory
Community mental health is Frederick County focus
Daniel C. Roff of Frederick County Health Department outlines a community based mental health approach. He stresses keeping emotionally ill individuals in the community, describes five state basic services, and notes inpatient limits and tri county care. Prevention emphasizes education, early help, and rehabilitation with medication as a key tool.
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Daniel C. Roff
Frederick County
rector
Frederick
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Springfield
Howard
Carroll Counties
Ben Miller
Roff
NATO Medical Experts Meet At Detrick
NATO panel on medical aspects of nuclear, biological, and chemical operations convened a seminar at USAMRIID Fort Detrick as part of a five day meeting sponsored by the Army Surgeon General. Col Dan Crozier led a tour of the new building after oral presentations by senior USAMRIID investigators. Delegates from ten nations attended with observers from other NATO bodies.
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NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute
Fort Detrick
Horse C. Barthlema
Netherlands
Guido Bellonghi
Italy
Dan Crozier
Ft. Detrick
Derrick Day
United Kingdom
Robert D’Helft
Belgium
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
USAMRID
USAMRUOD
Office of
Surgeon General
Department of the Army
Edgewood Arsenal
Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
Norway
London
Copenhagen
Rome
Brussels
Oslo
Market Mixed as Dow Dips to 929.36
New York stock market showed mixed prices with the Dow Jones industrial average at 929.36, down 1.21. Advancers held a modest edge over losers on the New York Stock Exchange as trading continued.
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NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
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