Arson Probe Starts Fire Levels Large Barn Near Johnsville
Fire destroyed a 75 by 30 foot barn near Johnsville along with 800 hay bales and a 1930 tractor, causing about 7200 dollars in damage. State police opened an arson investigation as Frederick County experiences multiple barn fires since last April, with New Market area hardest hit and total damage exceeding 200000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Florence W. Parker
Simpson Mill
Johnsville
Parker
Union Bridge Fire Company
Liberty of Lown
New Midway
Union Bridge
New Market
Striking teachers idle as Ohio cities halt classes
More than 40,000 students in Youngstown and Hubbard faced no classes as teachers not in the local unions continued to strike. Bus and delivery drivers respected picket lines at 44 schools in Youngstown and four in Hubbard. A bargaining session ended with no progress and no further meetings were scheduled. The Hubbard federation seeks a wage increase and recognition as bargaining agent while Youngstown centers on collective bargaining.
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Youngstown
Ohio
API
Hubbard
Slike
American Federation of Teachers
Youngstown Federation of Teachers
City Board of Education
Hubbard Federation of Teachers
Hood Girls Fast To Help Fight Poverty In South
Hood students at Hood College organized a Thanksgiving Fast for Freedom to redirect dinner costs to aid poverty programs in Mississippi Alabama and the South. National Student Association sponsors the effort now in its fifth year with funds supporting Four People's Corporation cooperatives and low cost housing projects along with South food distribution.
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Hood
South
Flood College
National Student Association
College Cry Rights Club
Four People’s Corporation
Mississippi
Alabama
Kathleen Cantors
Hoodfast
Miss Connors
Owil Rights Club
U S Troops Clash In Two Fresh Viet War Battles
U S infantrymen clashed with North Vietnamese regulars in two small new fights in the central highlands near Fler Dyering and Piet Djering as U S cavalry units suffered heavy Monday casualties. The North Vietnamese reportedly overran a cavalry platoon, with about 34 men in the unit, while U S forces claimed 102 enemy killed with air strikes and artillery support. B-52 bombers supported operations over Plei Dering area, and ground action elsewhere in Vietnam was limited.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Central Highlands
LS. Aur
25Th Division
Fler Dyering
Green Beret
Ao Miliary
1St Cavalry
Yarmahide
Piet Djering
Plei Diering
Viet Nam
North
A Man Of Many Names
Police stopped a man for speeding and found multiple false identities. He presented licenses in Eddie Sumer Flawe and Isiah Foster names, plus bills in John Jeter. He revealed he has been deaf for years and was taken to his workplace supervisor who identified him as Clyde Thompson. Thompson, 41, was charged with driving after license revocation and using another person’s license.
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Charlotte Nol Cary
Don Henderson
Eddie Sumer Flawe
Isiah Foster
Tenderson
Oman
John Jeter
Henderson
Clyde Thompson
Thompson
Holiday Feast For U S Troops Thanksgiving Dinner In Vietnam
AP reports a Thanksgiving meal for U S troops in Vietnam featuring roast turkey with all the trimmings. The menu contrasts with North Vietnamese fare and notes a global war theater spread of meals for soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Regulation Of Signs Is Zoning Hearing Topic
Frederick County residents gathered for a public hearing on zoning changes to regulate signs. Industry representatives including the Maryland Petroleum Association voiced cautious approval, urging delay for industry talks. Proposals ban moving and flashing signs, consolidate sign references, and limit billboards to certain districts with a 360 square foot cap.
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Frederick County
A. Irvin Renn
Frank W. Higinbotham
Maryland Petroleum Association
Lanigan
Higinbotham
Income Tax Hike Debated by Heller and Ford
Former White House economist Walter Heller urged a temporary surtax on income taxes at the US Savings and Loan Association convention. House Republican Leader Gerald Ford warned such a move could be a tragic intake. Heller, formerly CEA chair and now a Minnesota faculty member, said loosening monetary screws while tightening fiscal ones is needed and estimated a one percent tax could raise around 400 billion in new revenue.
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New York
White House
Walter Heller
House
Gerald Ro Ford
US Savings and Loan Association
Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Universi of Minnesota
Greenbriar inadequacy spurs Cunningham Falls water project
Ellis of the Maryland Department of Forests and Parks says Greenbriar State Park swimming facilities are inadequate and a new impoundment at Cunningham Falls State Park is needed immediately to meet outdoor recreation demand. He cites studies projecting 490000 visitors to Cunningham Falls by 1976 and 1880000 by 2000, and notes a 700 foot dam is under consideration amid a public hearing in Annapolis.
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Cunningham Falls State Park
State Department of Forests and Parks
Annapolis
State Department of Water Resources
Cunningham Falls Park
Spencer E. Ellis
Greenbriar
Maryland
Ellis
Greenbriar Park
U.S. 40
Frederick
Washington County
Cunningham Falls
Department of Forests and Parks
United States Moves Toward Two China Solution at UN
The United States signaled openness to a study on seating both China governments as it seeks a two China approach. The Soviet Union rejected the idea, insisting on seating the Peking government now, while the United States opposes any plan that expels Taiwan’s Republic of China from the United Nations.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Peking
China
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Assembly
Fedorenko
Goldberg
Keepine
Redina
Frais
Majupols
Goldber
Eyper
Goldburg
Republic of China
Taiwan
Controversy over JFK assassination debate marks anniversary
On the third anniversary of the Dallas tragedy, figures including Len Russell Ho Lang D La and Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. call for further investigation while Sen Richard B Russell and Malcolm W. Balding accept the commission's finding that Oswald acted alone. Mrs. Oswald argues the Warren Report is flawed. The debate centers on whether a second shooter was involved and the legitimacy of the Warren Commission.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Len Russell Ho Lang
D-La
Kennedy
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Richard B Russell
D-Ga
Warren Commission
Malcolm W. Bulduit
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy Tire Magazine
Texas
John — Connally
Lite
Polteal Gan
Connally
Kennedy Graves Move Cemetery Memorial In Arlington
A crowd visits Arlington National Cemetery as the Kennedy family graves are prepared for relocation. The Kennedy memorial site features a marble memorial and a walkway with engravings from John F Kennedy's inaugural address. The remains of Joseph P Kennedy and his two infant grandchildren will be moved next spring as a ceremonial process continues.
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Sargent Shriver
Eunice
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Ariiston National Cemetery
Kemnedy
Kennedys
Pdrmula
Gramme
Kennedy
Dam 20
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Arthur D. Postal
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Fort Worth
Tex
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Long
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