Fourth Quint Dies Last Clings To Life
Pittsburgh AP reports the fourth of the Aronson quintuplets died today, leaving one infant, Rant Sue, still gravely ill. Marci Jill, born two months premature to Mrs. Michael Aranson, died as the same illness claimed three siblings.
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Pittsburgh
Aronson Quintuplets
Marci Jill
Michael Aranson
Rant Sue
Roni Sue
Susan
Amy Beth
Kimberly Ann
Lee Bass
Magee Women’s Hospital
Bass
Aronson
Patti
Aronsons
Wilfred J. Finegold
DW Lawson
Auckland
New Zealand
U N Nears Decision on Red China
United Nations expected a late vote on an Italian resolution to study the admission of Red China, with two other China-related measures. The assembly may adopt the plan to form a committee for a 1967 study, while support for a two-China solution waned and the U.S. resolution for a two-thirds vote to change representation looked likely to pass.
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United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
World Organization
China
U.S
Assembly
U.N
Arab Legion Quieted Demonstrations in Jordan Border Towns
Armored squads of the Arab Legion moved against antigovernment protests along the Jordan border with Israel. Jordanian troops surrounded Nablus and two refugee camps after dispersing demonstrators. A temporary curfew in Jerusalem was lifted briefly then restored. Hebron reported armed patrols on every block as tensions rose.
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Jordan
Arab Legion
Israel
Hussein
Nablus
Palestine
Hebron
Youssef Muhaideen
Ramallah
Jersualem
Samua
Muhaideen
Levi Eshkel
U.N. Security Council
Stock Market Dips After Two Good Days
New York reports a moderate stock market decline ending a two day rise. Industrial sectors like steel, autos, and construction show little sign of recovery amid cautious investor sentiment. Separately, in Jordan and Israel, curfews and border tensions persist as Arab refugees demonstrate and troops guard checkpoints near Jerusalem.
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New York
Appeal For Aid as Frederick Farmers Offer Reward
In New Market area Frederick County farmers and Lt Samuel R. Dorsey back a reward for the arsonist blamed for a spate of barn burnings. Mayor W Franklin Smith and others consider funding a bounty while detectives struggle to find suspects. About 14 barns have burned, surpassing $200,000 in damage, with arson suspected in each case. Neighbors fear for property as farmers arm themselves. investigators need public tips and cooperation.
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New Market
Frederick County
Mas
Samuel R. Dorsey
Polwe Unt
W. Franklin Smith
Major Smith
Darssy
St.orsey
GOP Holds Balance Between Hawks Doves
Republicans hold the cards in the new Congress, likely pressuring foreign relations and other key committees. Democrats outnumber Republicans 6 to 4 on the Senate Foreign Relations panel led by Sen Fulbright, with vacancies and party dynamics shaping committee control.
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Washington Capy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Congress
Senate
JW Fulbright
Ark
Democratie
Viheansfel
Republian
Everett Vo
John Sherman Cooper
Thanksgiving holiday toll sets national record
No one died on Frederick County roads during the Thanksgiving holiday but national traffic deaths rose to 728, the highest for any holiday this year. A Mount Airy woman died in a Route 97 crash near Taylorsville. another Maryland area relative of a former mayor was critically injured in nearby counties. Additional Maryland injuries and fatalities occurred over the weekend, with multiple crashes on Routes 40 27 13 and 97. Police cited heavy traffic, long weekend travel, and various injuries including one fatal heart condition suspected in the Carroll County case.
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Frederick
Carroll County
Mount Airy
Taylorsville
Maryland
Lily E. Brightwell
Brightwell
David Lester Harris
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Sacred Heart Hospital
Allegany County
Flintstone
Harris
George T. Horman
Russell
Horman
George W. Horman
RFD
Louis R. Horman
Baltimore
Robert M. Shipway
Little Orleans
Herman
Wilbur H. Weimer
Weimer
Memorial Hospital
Allegeny County
Hagerstown
Homer R. Lawson
Aldie
Montgomery County
Cedar Grove
Lawson
Richard D. White
Silver Spring
Timothy H Kearns
Linda Sue Willinger
Charlottesville
White
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Joan Moe White
Viola Davis Kearns
Frederick Megat
Elf
Fege
Underwood
Tanes Avenue
Frank J.n Brice
RED 5
Pos Sons
Lon Hise
Tan
Bernard Burke
Mt Jury
South Market Street
Cas
Ground War In Viet Nam At Standstill
In Vietnam the ground war showed a lull as air raids continued. US B2 bombers hit the Viet Cong central headquarters near Tax Ninh Province while only a few ground skirmishes occurred, with 8 Viet Cong reported killed. Navy ships fired over 1,300 five inch shells at southern targets amid unclear truce prospects for Christmas and New Year.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Navy
7Th Fleet
Guam
Tax Ninh
Attleboro
11St Airborne Division
Tuy Hua
1Si Cavalry
Qui Nhon
US Ath Infantry
US Arms Special Forces
Tet Dieren
25Th Infantry Division
Group Seeks Formation Of Historic Unit In Fredericktown
The Fredericktown Association will host a public meeting to back the creation of a local Historic District Commission. Goodloe E. Byron, from the association, says the meeting marks the first step to form the Commission and gain support from civic groups. The group cites a 1963 Maryland law granting authority to form such commissions to complement an advisory historic area ordinance and justify tax incentives for restoration of significant buildings.
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Fredericktown Association
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
Maryland
Frederick City
Frederick
Air Force captain guides crippled transport to crash landing
In South Vietnam a U S Air Force captain steadied a damaged transport after a hull breach and cockpit fire as the plane lurched toward Dau Tieng. Passengers escaped through windows as the crew battled flames and a ground-fire threat, finally landing on a narrow runway. Nagel, Houck, and others endured injuries, with one soldier seriously hurt.
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Satgon
South Viet Nam
Vas
Todas
Richard Nawel Jr
Kenmore
NOY
Bowrd
Stneborn
Cis
Nagel
Nentet
Pania
Naited Sattal
Rene Ceils Nadel
Pat Chadis
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Wydhauba
Clement Ci
Thames
Hauck
Chandler
Ariz
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