Pope Paul VI Survives Manila Knife Attack
Amid a three city Asian tour, Pope Paul VI faced a Bolivian painter in clerical garb lunging with a curved knife under a crucifix. He was not hurt as security subdued the assailant Benjamin Mendoza y Amor, 35, a surrealist from La Paz. Marcos and Cardinal Kim witnessed the incident at Manila Cathedral. The attacker was jailed at Camp Crame after being stripped of his robes.
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Manila
Paul VI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Asia
Pacific
Benjamin Mendoza Y Amor
la Paz
Bolivia
Vatican
Holy Father
Stephen Cardinal Kim
South Korea
Marcos
Col
Fabian Ver
Juan Velasco
Pope Paul VI
Juvenile Delinquency Court Cases Rise in 1969
Maryland study shows total juvenile court cases in Frederick County up 2.2 percent in 1969 from 1968. County residents dropped from 320 to 315 while out-of-county cases rose from 44 to 57. Brunswick led area increases with 17 cases, others followed: Libertytown five, Thurmont fourteen, Woodsboro four, and more across multiple towns. Frederick city showed the largest numerical drop, with 238 cases in 1969.
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Frederick County
State of Maryland Department of Juvenile Services
Brunswick
Libertytown
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Knoxville
Tuscarora
Adamstown
LeGore
New Market
Point of Rocks
Walkersville
Unionville
Cullen
Frederick
Murray Wins Woodsboro Mayoral Seat in Narrow Vote
Maurice M Murray was elected mayor of Woodsboro on Wednesday to replace Lawrence Dorsey who will resign to become County Commissioner next week. Murray, former Woodsboro Board of Commissioners president, will serve until next May when a town election is held and along with Charles Crum and Glen Stoulemyer will elect a new commissioner on December 14.
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Maurice E. Murray
Woodsboro
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Murray
Zoning Changes Shape Frederick Western Edge Development
Frederick zoning changes approved since August for annexed land west of U S 40 aim to support a future of a regional shopping center housing and commercial areas for up to 16 000 residents by 2000 The land near Butterfly Lane Kemp Lane and the Rocky Springs West Hills area was annexed in 1968 doubling the city’s size and spurring a broader plan based on the Baker Webberly report and Sewage capacity planning officials say future rezonings will hinge on sewer capacity and growth projections while Shopco Developments massive center spurred increased housing and mixed use development
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Quita Hague
Frederick
State Police
U.S. 40
Rocky Springs
West Hills
Lawrence Johnson
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Baker-Webberly
New York
Shopco Development Company
Shopee
Johnson
E. Paul Magaha
Stock Market Edges Up After Thanksgiving Holiday
In New York the stock market advanced cautiously as trading resumed following the Thanksgiving break, with investors weighing early gains and potential volatility ahead.
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New York
Court Post Sought By Smith
Attorney Clater W Smith Jr is the only Frederick lawyer seeking election to the state wide appellate nominating commission created last summer by Governor Mandel He filed to serve from the Sixth Trial Circuit which covers Frederick and Montgomery Counties Montgomery applicants include Richard L Spire OH George W Shadoan Albert D Braun William N Dunphy Edward B Layne Jr William C Miller Daniel W Donohue Irvin J Ritterpusch and Joseph P Blocher No Frederick lawyer sought a seat on the Third Appellate Circuit Commission covering Frederick Allegany
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Clater W. Smith Jr
Frederick
Marvin Mandel
Smith
Sixth Trial Circuit
Montgomery
Richard Lee Spire OH
George Woodson Shadoan
Albert D. Braun
William N. Dunphy
Edward B. Layne Jr
William C. Miller
Daniel Warren Donohue
Irvin John Ritterpusch
Joseph Patrick Blocher
Third Appellate Circuit Commission
Frederick County
Allegany
First Step Toward Fort Detrick Conversion
The Committee of Concerned Detrick Employees reports Senate action on a Labor-HEW amendment to convert Fort Detrick labs into a national health research facility. Funding and next hurdles hinge on a House-Senate conference, with NIH as the goal, amid broader defense-to-health shifts since 1969.
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Senate
Fort Detrick
Detrick
Anthony Fuscaldo
Nixon
United States
Army
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
CHEW
HEW
National Institutes of Health
Joseph Tydings
Elliot Richardson
Frederick
Charlies McC. Mathias Jr
Tydings
Mathias
House- Senate
House
Congress
Mild Weekend Ahead in Frederick County Weather
The forecast calls for milder, dry conditions in Frederick County through the weekend as southerly winds push temperatures up. Gusty clouds persist with no rain, highs reaching the 50s today, the low 60s Saturday, and upper 50s to near 60 on Sunday. Tonight's low near 40, after Thanksgiving Day highs around 39 with no precipitation.
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Frederick County
Mercury
FBI Reveals D C Plot By East Coast Anarchists
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover disclosed a plot by an East Coast anarchist group to damage Washington DC electrical lines and kidnap a high government official possibly a White House staff member. He identified the group as East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives, allegedly led by Catholic priests Philip and Daniel Berrigan, with ties to Arab terrorists and the Black Panther Party. The plan aims to disrupt federal operations and pressure policy on Vietnam and prisoners.
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Washington
Black Panther Party
Algiers
Eldridge Cleaver
Hoover
FBI
Philip and
Daniel Berrigan
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Selective Service
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
White House
Police Probe False Alarms Reported Across County
City police investigate three false alarms received by the County Central Alarm operator last night. False fire calls were directed at the Ter race Bowling Lanes and the Horn and Horn Restaurant. A girl phoned in claiming her boyfriend’s car was on fire near Bartonsville Road by Poplar Heights.
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Terrace
Horn and Horn
Bartonsville Road
Poplar Heights
Holiday Death Toll Mounting
The nationwide Thanksgiving holiday traffic toll reached 176 by 10 a.m. today as rain dampened highways in the Southwest Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes and snow fell in scattered areas from the northern Rockies to the northern Great Lakes. The deaths began counting at 6 p.m. Wednesday and will end at midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Rockies
Med Building Construction Continues at Fort Detrick
Despite uncertain future of Fort Detrick, work proceeds on a $6.75 million addition to the Medical Building damaged by fire last month. Public information officer Charles Canterbury says the research center is rent controlled and not under base command. The Oct 5 fire caused about $75,000 in damage and did not involve biological material. The center, named the Medical Building, U S Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases Phase TM, is distinct from Fort Deisich Hospital Ward 200.
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Fort Detrick
Charles Canterbury
Canterbury
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Fort Deisich Hospital
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