Bonn urges East Germany to permit more emigration
PRAGUE AP Hundreds of East Germans dodged police patrols and sprinted to the West Germany Embassy seeking to join others fleeing East to the West. West German officials urged East Berlin to loosen controls and allow a second wave of refugees from Poland and Czechoslovakia to emigrate.
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Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Bonn
East Berlin
Poland
East Germany
ADN
Hungary
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Six die in Carroll County crash in Maryland
Autopsies Sunday confirmed six deaths from a late Saturday night crash near the Maryland Pennsylvania line in Carroll County. Four killed were in a Hanover Pennsylvania station wagon including Gregory Oppedal and three children. A motorcyclist and the second rider perished. two others remained hospitalized in Baltimore. Authorities cited excessive speed and alcohol as factors.
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Manchester
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Carroll County
Maryland
Frank Peretti
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Karen K. Spangier
Gregory Oppedal
Erica Oppedal
Damon Oppedal
Jessica Pourchier
Oppedal
Nancy Oppetal
Wayne Schultz
Westminster
Scott
Sexton Goes On Trial For Murder Of Classmate Uber
Jobn Paul Sexton is shown leaving the Frederick County Adult Detention Center Monday morning. He goes on trial today accused of killing Singapore High School classmate Marc Uber in October 1968.
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Jobn
Paul Sexton
Frederick County
Sexton
Wet Fall Festival Parade Drenched by Rain in Frederick
The Frederick Jaycees held the Fall Festival Parade as planned despite rain. Band members wore plastic gear and streets were nearly empty while spectators braved umbrellas along Market Street. Fire apparatus glistened as onlookers watched from porches and doorways, ending after about 20 minutes.
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Frederick Jaycees
Redskins
Saints
Market Street
Frederick High School
City Officials Tally 72000 In Convention Costs
Frederick City spending records show about 72000 yearly on classes dues and travel for officials and staff. Mayor Young and the Board of Aldermen accounted for nearly 14000, much tied to the Maryland Municipal League Ocean City convention. Several departments sent attendees to conferences while many did not exhaust their budget.
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Frederick City
Ronald Young
Ocean City
Maryland Municipal League
Mr. Young
James Rouse
Jim Rouse
Mody
Robert Strine
Lester Dingie
Public Works and Water Department
Los Angeles
American Water Works Association
William O. Lee
Jon Kreissig
Allen Merchant
Betty Floyd
Glenn Nikirk
Carousel Hotel
Purported Kennedy portrait sells for twenty thousand
Manny Shaool a dealer from Hagerstown paid 20 000 for an unframed oil portrait sold at Gunters International Auction Gallery that is alleged to be a self portrait of John F Kennedy. The painting later failed authentication and Kennedy Library officials say Kennedy never did a self portrait. Despite doubts Shaool plans to take the risk.
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Brunswick
John F. Kennedy
Manny Shavol
Shaooil
Hagerstown
Gunther's
International Auction Gallery
Rex Dexter
Waldorf
Stanley Gunther
Gunther
Ken
Tim
Baware Kennedy
Kennedy
Shaool
Vest fashion returns from the past in wardrobe staples
In a regional weather page note partly cloudy conditions turn to sunny breezes as mild temperatures rise into the mid 70s. The fragment mentions Western Maryland weather and a fashion feature on reusable vests returning as popular wardrobe staples with references to Family and page design elements.
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Ron Young
Salt Lake City
Kreissig, Floyd
Young National League of Cities
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Assi
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B. Lee
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