Bus Route Kept for Parochial Students at St Johns
Board of Education upholds current public bus stop at East Church Street and Chapel Alley serving Frederick County parochial pupils near St Johns Elementary. Transportation official James Masood cites 1941 state law allowing mixed routes and rejects rerouting for safety and efficiency concerns.
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Chapel Alley
East Church Street
Board of Education
East Church
St. John’s Elementary School
East Second Street
James Masood
Frederick County
St. John’s
Frederick High School
Wisner Street
East Frederick
E. Church St
Masood
East Street
E. Church Street
E. Second Street
Market St
Is There No End Rain To Continue Through Tuesday
A weather summary notes October ended soaked with 7.67 inches of rainfall, November open with .16 inches by morning. The weather bureau forecasts continued drizzle through Tuesday with cloudy skies, highs in the 70s, and nights near mid 50s. Fog and light rain prompted cautious driving and three nighttime accidents attributed to wet conditions, none serious.
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Weather Bureau
Man Dies After Game Of Basketball
A 21 year old Clarksburg man collapsed and died minutes after playing basketball with friends at Brunswick High School. John Cronin Beall Jr. was kneeling on the sidelines when he collapsed. Dr. R J Thomas Frederick County Medical Examiner pronounced him dead at the scene and ordered an autopsy to determine the cause. No autopsy report was available.
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Clarksburg
Brunswick
John Cronin Beall Jr
R. J. Thomas
Frederick County
Teall
Frederick County Junior Miss Pageant Sought by Jaycees
The Frederick Jaycees announce a search for Frederick County Junior Miss 1972 with the pageant on November 6 at Frederick High School auditorium. Contestants must be county high school seniors ages 16 to 19 who have never married and will be judged on scholarship interviews poise appearance fitness and talent. The event is not a beauty contest and judges include Eli Krotman Gilbert's Tom Ribis Montgomery Ward Gladys Wilkinson Roger Shaw and Miss Margaret Hogsett. The winner receives a Montgomery Ward trophy and a crown from Colonial Jewelers with further prizes from local sponsors.
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Frederick Jaycees
Frederick County
Frederick County High School
Eli Krotman
Gilbert's
Tom Ribis
Montgomery Ward
Gladys Wilkinson
Beau Monde Beauty Academy
Roger Shaw
Frederick Community College
Department of Social Sciences
Margaret C. Hogsett
Green Valley Elementary School
Colonial Jewelers
Fire Log Summary for Weekend in City
Fire calls reported over 48 hours ending 10 am Sunday across several locations including 9 26 a m city street apts 1128 Taney Avenue and 500 block North Bentz Street Trash fires and an undetermined incident were logged with responders Juniors Independents Citizens Uniteds and others. Ambulance calls totaled 23 with 21 emergencies and 2 routine. jail population listed as 2 males and 1 female.
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City ST
Join'’S Church
APT
Taney Avenue
Citizens
Uniteds
North Bentz ST
Klinehart S Alley
West Third
Independent
United
Middle Alley
Juaitors
Detrick Road
iNew Market
Tidal Wave Death Toll In India Tops 2 500
Reports from New Delhi and Bhubaneswar state at least 2 500 people were killed when a 16-foot tidal wave struck villages along the Bay of Bengal. Unofficial counts push tolls higher as communications return. One minister cited 10 000 dead. The Times of India reports over a million homeless and air drops needed.
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India
New Delhi
Bay of Bengal
Cuttack
Balasore
Orissa
Calcutta
Biju Patnaik
Bhubaneswar
Times of India
Air
Aml
Pakistan
Ganges River
Coal Strike Talks Stall as Nationwide Walkout Persists
The coal strike enters its second month with no progress in contract talks. Talks shift to a New York area site to relieve daily pressures. Federal food stamp aid expands as 80,000 miners face lost wages and states stockpile welfare support. Norfolk and Western reports about 5,500 workers laid off amid ongoing disruption.
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Associated Press
East
Gulf Coast
New York City
West Virginia
Edwin Flowers
Welfare Department
United Mine Workers
Norfolk & Western Railway
N&w
More U.S. Troops Exit Vietnam Ahead of War Disengagement
Thirteen Army units totaling 1,335 men are phased out of Vietnam as U.S. troop strength drops to 196,700 last week. Melvin Laird travels to Saigon with a plan for faster disengagement, aiming for a residual force of 40,000 to 50,000 by July 1. He meets with President Thieu and others while the Americal Division deactivates, leaving one full U.S. combat division in Vietnam.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Comma
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
U.S
Laird
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton W. Abrams
Nguyen van Thieu
Americas
Senate seeks temporary fix for stalled foreign aid bill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee airs salvage options as a stopgap aid package appears likely. President Nixon rejects piecemeal funding while Fulbright and Scott push for a temporary extension at current levels to keep overseas aid flowing.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Congress
White House
William Timmons
New Frederick Credit Union Elects Officers at First Meeting
Frederick's newly organized Federal Credit Union elected officers at the first meeting held at Asbury Church. The group plans loans up to 200 dollars or 10 percent of assets for residents in designated Frederick areas within about 30 days. Board members include Charles G Poindexter president George Dredden vice president Mrs Jessie Johnson secretary and Jack Motter treasurer.
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Frederick Community Federal Credit Union
Charles G. Poindexter
George Dredden
Jessie Johnson
Jack Motter
Clecl
Cedric Smith
Frederick
Asbury Church
Seventh Street
East Street
Patrick Street
Franklin Street
South Street
Carroll Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Prospect Boulevard
South Jefferson Street
North Bentz
Catoctin View
The
Credit, Union
Pres
Don Agee
Maryland Credit Union Inc
Maynard Hurd
Cred
Red China Flag Raised at U N Headquarters
At United Nations headquarters in New York the red flag of Communist China was raised for the first time after the nation joined the U.N. A two American guards Willard Bodie and George Baldwin and ten other U.N. guards hoisted it as part of the routine weekday flag ceremony. China's flag stood 23rd in alphabetical order among 131 member nations. A small crowd of photographers and TV crews watched under light drizzle.
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United Nations
China
U.N
Willard Bodie
George Baldwin
Stock Market Slips After Early Gain
New York traders sent the Dow Jones industrial average lower after an early advance. By 11 a.m. the index stood around 4,800, with losses widening as selling intensified and several blue chip stocks pulled the market down.
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New York
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