U S Pause in Bombing In Viet Nam Buffer Zone
The United States has paused bombing in the Viet Nam buffer zone and the move may seed a broader disengagement. Officials in Ottawa and the International Truce Supervisory Commission cautiously view the pause as a potential, limited step toward reducing hostilities in the 33 mile by 6 mile area separating North and South Viet Nam.
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Canada
International Control Commission
Viet Nam
Paul Martin
Commission
North Viet Nam
International Truce Supervisory Commission
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Vietnam
Mounting toll in Viet Nam battle near coast
U S air cavalry and allied forces press a hard strike against a battered Communist force along central Viet Nam coast. Four days of fighting yield 637 enemy killed or captured, with 443 killed and 194 captured overall. B52 bombers hit Viet Cong and North Vietnamese targets amid foul weather. one aircraft and one Skyhawk down with a missing pilot.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Tiger Division
U.S
North Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Seven Mountains
Chau Doc
Lynda Johnson Joins McCall's as Part-Time Consultant
Lynda Bird Johnson, President Johnson's elder daughter, will join McCall's Magazine as a part-time consultant and writer. She will develop articles and surveys on youth life, working in New York and Washington, starting October 17.
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New York
McCall’s Magazine
Johnson
Lynda Bird Johnson
McCall’s
Robert Stein
McCall
Miss Johnson
Lynda
University of Texas
McCall's
Southwest
Washington
They Still Won't Talk Peace In Vietnam War Talks
French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville told Johnson that North Viet Nam no longer believes it can win a military victory in South Viet Nam but shows no mood to negotiate a cease fire. The Times cites associates and warns Hanoi may seek an unclear withdrawal formula and demands a dramatic American gesture to prove good faith.
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Viet Nam
Canada
New York
Maurice Couve de Murville
Johnson
South Viet Nam
New York Times
Hanoi
The
Times
Times Dispatch
Washington
Couve de Murville
South
U.S
United Way Counseling Service An Appeal Agency
Editor notes this is the first of a series on Frederick County United Appeal services. Rev. W Merval Weaver leads the Counseling Service, guiding troubled youths and adults without giving direct answers. The service operates 9 am to 4 pm Tuesdays and Wednesday evenings, aided by community professionals, with a 200 percent rise in users over six months and increasing elder burdens.
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Frederick County United Appeal
W. Merval Weaver
Weaver
Frederick
United Appeal Campaign
Rev. Weaver
Counseling
Police
Counseling Service, Inc
Hurricane Inez Builds New Fury
Hurricane Inez grows meaner over Gulf waters and stalls after striking Dry Tortugas. Winds top 126 miles per hour as forecasters warn the storm may turn toward Florida or Central America while remaining stationary for 24 hours. Key West endures 90 mile per hour gusts with limited damage so far.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Key West
Gulf Coast
Florida
Central America
Tropics
Squirrel Season Opens Amid Mild Weather and Bountiful Hunts
Cold damp ground and a light wind did little to deter hundreds of hunters on opening day as many bagged six squirrels before noon. The season runs through Saturday Nov 12 with hunting from sunrise to sunset and no precipitation expected despite light sprinkles earlier.
Deer Hunter Falls On Own Arrow in Fatal Delta Note
A 25 year old hunter in Lebanon County Pennsylvania, Robert L Shelly, fell from a tree onto his quiver and died after an arrow impaled his thigh. He walked to his car, then drove a mile before losing consciousness. Police report the death occurred Tuesday in Green Point.
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Green Point
Robert L. Shelly
Lebanon
Barn Fire Case Confession Ruled Out Arson Charge Dismissed
In Frederick County Maryland two judges ruled an alleged confession inadmissible due to improper warnings, freeing 19 year old Adamstown resident Ernest Lee Adcock who had faced arson charges for a barn fire on Aug 30 near Adamstown. The court cited psychological coercion concerns but noted no fault with police handling. Adcock, on parole from the Maryland House of Correction, worked on the farm for tenant Roger P. Doody. (Continued On Page 5)
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U.S. Supreme Court
Adcock
Maryland House of Correction
Roger P. Doody
Richard E. Zimmerman
Col Olenchuk Takes Fort Detrick Command
Col Peter G Olenchuk assumes command of Fort Detrick after a Pentagon assignment with the Plans and Policy Directorate. A Bayonne New Jersey native, he attended Lebanon Valley College and joined the Army in 1943, serving at Fort Belvoir North Africa and Burma, later commissioning in the Chemical Corps with postings at the Army Chemical Center and Chemical Corps School.
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Peter G. Olenchuk
Fort Detrick
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Bayonne
New Jersey
Col. Olenchuk
Lebanon Valley College
US Army Corps of Engineers
Fort Belvoir
North Africa
Burma
Chemical Corps
Army Chemical Center
Chemical Corps School
FCC Trustees Tour Renovated Building and Carpeting Purchase
Frederick Community College trustees toured the new North Market Street facility and approved a $2,076 carpeting purchase for the library and offices. President Sneadner reported 470 students this year, with 304 full time, noting growth despite fewer overall enrollments. Several new part time instructors were appointed and library expansion discussed to meet accreditation standards. The New York stock market opened unevenly higher.
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Board of Trustees
Frederick Community College
North Market Street
Duval W. Sneadner
Sneadner
The
Community College
Bryant Ayler
Robert A. Seidel
Edward J. Kerns
Kerns
James Orgren
Frederick High School
Federal rulings tax public drunkards but magistrates press on
Federal courts in Richmond and Washington held chronic alcoholics cannot be criminally charged for public drunkenness as they are sick or not fully responsible. Frederick County magistrate Bennett says Maryland lacks precedent or directives to change practice. Local officials will continue traditional criminal handling amid confusion and treatment gaps. Continued on Page 5.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland Attorney General
Bennett
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richmond
District of Columbia
Washington
Murder conviction overturned in Oswald case
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed Jack Ruby's death penalty conviction for Oswald murder. Reversal stems from inadmissible police testimony about pretrial confession. Case sent back for retrial in a county other than Dallas. Prosecution vows motion for rehearing.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
President Kennedy
Dallas
Ruby
W.A. Morrison
Dist. Alty
Henry Wade
Court of Criminal Appeals
Mahoney Calls His Opponents Two Nuts in Debate Drop
Baltimore AP Mahoney blasts his rivals Spiro Agnew and Hyman Pressman calling them two nuts after declining a debate. He accuses Pressman of running for mayor and mocks Agnew for never doing anything, claiming the GOP opponent lacks credentials.
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Baltimore (Ap
George P. Mahoney
Official Canvass of Primary Election
The official canvass of votes from the September 13 primary in Frederick County is published in the Frederick Post. Precinct by precinct Republican results are on page 8 and Democratic results on page 9.
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Frederick County
Frederick Post
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Counseling Service
Nelson Brooks
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P. G. Olenchuk
FCC Trustees Tour
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