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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1970

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Illiterates Eligible To Cast Votes In 13 States

Washington AP report notes hundreds to thousands of illiterate Americans in 13 states can vote for first time under the 1970 Voting Rights Act. Courts weigh constitutionality as states outline procedures. Details cover Alaska through Wyoming and county specifics on ballot handling and potential impacts.

Washington Supreme Court Alaska California Connecticut Delaware Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Oregon Wyoming Arizona Yuma County North Carolina Alex Brock State Board of Elections Secretary of State

Pole Temperature Extremes Describe Seasonal Swing

A South Pole day may reach about 20 degrees below zero in summer while winter temperatures plunge to 113 degrees below zero, illustrating the extreme cold of the Antarctic environment.

South Pole

Free All-in-the-Ear Acusticon Hearing Aid Offer

In Minneapolis a special offer promotes a tiny all-in-the-ear Acusticon hearing aid with a TV attachment. The free device targets hard of hearing individuals, enabling private TV and radio listening at normal volumes. Act now as the offer may not return to the area.

Minneapolis Minn

Nine Die In Dual Light Plane Crashes Over Seattle and Missoula

Two in flight collisions killed nine people Sunday in separate Western incidents. Over Missoula five aboard a larger plane carrying University of Montana Silver Tip Sky Diving Club members died, with one survivor James Ledbetter, 41, of Great Falls. In Seattle four perished when a light plane collided midair with another aircraft. the smaller plane lost a wing and crashed while the larger landed safely at Boeing Field. Debris hit rooftops across Missoula as authorities investigated flight plans and origins. Names include William La Fleur, Judy Barrett, Maria Kantorwicz, Bob Lueck, Clayton E. Lesley, Nicholas W. Cody, George Romanack, Don Cody, and Howard Romanack.

Associated Press Seattle Missoula Mont University of Montana Silver Tip Boeing Field James Ledbetter Great Falls William la Fleur Judy Barrett Marcia Kantorwicz Chicago Bob Lueck Clayton E. Lesley Avery Idaho Montana

Drug Raid Continues With Multiple Marijuana Charges

Police report a continued drug raid charging individuals with possession of marijuana and related offenses. George King 18 surrendered after a warrant for possession of marijuana emerged. Bruce Joy 18 faces charges including distribution of marijuana and keeping a common nuisance. Several others, including Richie Wolfe 20 and Susan Hemp 20, were arrested at homes for marijuana and related drug offenses.

George Bernard King West Sixth Street Richie Clyde Wolfe West Seventh Street RFD Frederick Wright Weedon Bowie Carver Apartments Bruce Thomas Joy Grant Flace Susan Diana Hemp Taney Avenue N. Market Street Mark Gardner Joy Grant Place Rocksville

Parade of regional bands and floats wins prize money

The parade featuring Tuscarora and Vera Paint er of Point of Rocks drew entrants from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and DC competing for 1645 in prizes. Winners include Stars of Shenandoah Winchester Virginia Lancers Westminster Harmony Boonsboro Middletown Brunswick Fort Hunt and others in multiple categories with top prizes from 150 to 75 dollars. Two men held in Frederick County Jail faced narcotics related charges as investigations continue with more arrests expected. One vehicle seized as part of the narcotics probe.

Tuscarora Vera Painter Point of Rocks Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania District of Columbia Stars of Shenandoah Winchester Virginia Lancers Westminster Band Harmony Cornet Boonsboro High School Middletown High School Brunswick High School Hagerstown Carroll Manor Fire Co Independent Hose Co Frederick Graceham Fire Co Fort Hunt High School Alexandria Frederick County Robert Thomas Allen Thomas

SALT Envoys Optimistic In Talks Restart

US and Soviet envoys opened the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks with cautious optimism. Gerard C. Smith cited mutual security interests and urged hard work to begin limiting arms and redirecting energies to constructive ends. He echoed President Nixon’s UN remarks on reducing the world's capacity for self-destruction and expressed hope for progress in this session.

Felsines Gerard C. Smith United States Soviet Union Smith

1964 Senate races and potential GOP gain across states

Democrats face tough 1964 senate map as GOP eyes gains in Indiana Ohio Tennessee Texas and Connecticut while California Illinois New York and Vermont show shaky holds. Incumbents Murphy Smith Goodell Gore and Dodd contend with challengers Tunney Stevenson Buckley Duffey Weicker and Brock amid three way races and close polls.

Goldwater GOP Senate White House California Ilinois New York Vermont Indiana Ohio Tennessee Texas Connecticut George Murphy John V. Tunney Murphy Nixon San Jose Calif Illinois Ralph Smith Adlair Stevenson III Donneybrook Daily News James L. Buckley Richard L. Ottinger Charles E. Goodell Thomas J. Dodd Joseph Duffey Lowell P. Weicker Jr Albert Gore William FE Brock I

South Vietnamese Army Opens Cambodian Drive

South Vietnamese troops launched a new sweep in southeast Cambodia to block North Vietnamese and Viet Cong supply routes through the Plain of Reeds toward Saigon. The operation coincided with Viet Cong shelling of Saigon and included air and ground actions with reported enemy and civilian casualties, plus U.S. troop cutbacks and a new two week leave policy for servicemen.

Saigon Cambodia Plain of Reeds Mekong River Phnom Penh Snuol Kompong

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