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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 16, 1968

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Four year old undergoes open heart surgery progress reported

Four year old Danny Roasel in satisfactory condition after a five hour open heart operation at University of Maryland Hospital. Foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jeffers of 910 Matter Place are preparing for recovery in the coming days.

Danny Roasel Danny Paul Jeffers 910 Matter Place University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore Frederick County Health Department Frederick County Heart Association Jeffers

Russians Plan Early World Conference Push

In Vienna Soviet leader Brezhnev promotes an early Communist world conference as about 60 parties plan to convene in Budapest Monday. Disputes over the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia hinder consensus with Italy and France shifting positions on Moscow’s summit idea.

Vienna Soviet Union Budapest Moscow Czechoslovakia Leonid Brezhnev

NATO Warns Soviets On Invasions In Europe and Med

NATO’s 15 members sign a communique warning the Soviet Union against further aggression in Europe or the Mediterranean. The Ankara and Paris aligned voices mark France’s closing ranks after Czechoslovakia’s invasion, with Rusk signaling grave consequences if Yugoslavia, Austria, or Romania face Soviet moves.

Brussels North Atlantic Soviet Union Europe Mediterranean Moscow North Atlantic Treaty Organization France Council of the Alliance Czechoslovakia NATO Don Rusk United States Yugoslavia Austria Rusk Romania Warsaw Pact Great Britain U.S Richard Nixon de Gaulle Michel Debre

Frederick Area Missed By Hepatitis Outbreak

Medical authorities in Frederick County note hepatitis trends align with national cycles and a potential rise in cases during 1967 68. The disease remains hard to predict locally with fluctuating weekly counts and variable severity, often lasting weeks to months.

Frederick National Institute of Health Bethesda Frederick County National Educational Association Charlen G. Spicknall United States National Johnson NIU NTI

Audit Secrecy Denied By Montgomery County Bureau

Montgomery County officials rejected claims that the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission hid an independent audit on water and sewer financing between Montgomery and Prince George's counties. Spokesman Arthur Brigham said the Anderson and Co. letter, prepared for Maryland legislators, was distributed to all lawmakers and publicly discussed, with no concealment.

Montgomery County Rockville Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Commission Arthur P. Brighan Washington Wee Idamae Garrett General Assembly Brigham Garrett WSSC Montgomery Prince George's Maryland General Assembly Arthur Anderson and Co Anderson Company Prince’ George's

Long-Term Commitment OKs Sought By Nixon

Nixon says he will seek prior consultation on foreign policy decisions and that he will honor current administration actions, while Johnson warns against any impression of a co presidency. Officials describe three categories for foreign affairs during the remaining Johnson term.

Nixon Miami Fla Richard M. Nison Johnson United States Marlow White House Harlow Vietnam

Brothers Shot After Argument in Frederick Restaurant

Frederick City Police search for unidentified man who shot brothers Thurston Bowie 22 and Charles Bowie 24 after an argument inside a West All Saints Street restaurant. Both victims in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. one woman underwent emergency surgery.

Frederick City V West All Saints Street Thurston Bowie Charles Bowie Charles V. Main Frederick Memorial Hospital Main

Md Officials Seek Bigger Slice Of State Income Tax

Maryland city officials at the Municipal League convention urge the 1969 General Assembly to boost city rebates of the state graduated income tax from about 5 million to roughly 46.5 million. They seek a larger share for counties, and authority to levy their own taxes, while urging protection of municipal wage dispute rights amid Gov. Agnew’s public employee relations task force.

Annapolis Maryland General Assembly Maryland Municipal League Spiro T. Agnew

Thieu Holds Back from Paris Talks Over Delegation Lead

American officials in Paris expect South Vietnam to join peace talks but Thieu may withhold his delegation until leadership issues are resolved. Reports say Thieu and Johnson seek to resolve differences while Hanoi insists the NLF be treated as a separate negotiating entity. The White House and Saigon discuss conditions as Bunker and Harriman relay talks.

Paris South Vietnam Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Saigon Thhat Thieu Americcan Thieu Johnson U.S Ellsworth Bunker W. Averell Harriman Leat Washington North Vietnam National Liberation Front Hanoi United States NLF Brussels Dean Jask Foreign

Prague waits for news under machine guns

Prague police with submachine guns patrolled the streets as Communist leaders fight a power struggle with pro Soviet hardliners. Students and workers planned peaceful sit ins against a ban on demonstrations while Charles University groups pledged to join factory actions if the Central Committee decision veers against Dubcek.

Prague Central Committee Stort Charles University Dubcek

Fire Log Noted for 1:05 a.m. Trash Can Fire

A trash can fire was reported at Long's Grocery at 1:05 a.m. United responded. The log covers the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. and lists City, county, and contact numbers.

Soutie Long's Grocery United

Yemeni Arab Held on Bond in Nixon Plot Case

Yemeni Arab Richard Namier, 45, accused of plotting to assassinate Richard Nixon, was released on $25,000 bond after a judge agreed. Namier’s sons Nusein, 20, and Abdo, 18, were indicted the same day on criminal conspiracy and illegal possession of weapons charges as bond was reduced to 4100,000 each.

New York Richard M. Nixon America Wald Ahmed Haget Naemer Namer Joseph Jovieno Nusein Abdo

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