Commissioners OK Study Of Pipe Creek Watershed
Frederick County Commissioners approve a preliminary study of the Big and Little Pipe Creek watershed for flood control recreation and water storage. The plan, led by Soil Conservation Service specialists, involves 122,880 acres with cost borne by federal funds for flood control and partial funding for recreation and storage. The study aims to locate small headwater dams to reduce floods in New Windsor Union Bridge and Detour, with results expected after fiscal approval from the State Soil Conservation Committee.
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Frederick County
Little Pipe Creek
Carroll County Conservation District
Carroll
Carroll County Commissioners
Frederick Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
George Huey
SCS
Dama
Army Corps of Engineers
Potomac River
Huey
Army Engineers
Potomac Basin
Pipe Creek
New Windsor
Union Bridge
State Soil Conservation Committee
William Boothe
Charles E Ware
Frederick
E. Earl Remsberg
Prandail G Spoerlein
J Raymond Keilholtz
Zvid Horace § Bramme
Francis Crawford
Missionary Anna LeRoy to Speak at Alliance Convention
Miss Anna LeRoy a Christian and Missionary Alliance missionary since 1928 will be featured speaker at the annual convention in the Alliance Church at Staley Park Field. Public sessions start 7 30 pm daily and 11 am 7 30 pm Sunday. LeRoy was among American missionaries captured by Japanese in the Far East after Pearl Harbor and endured a prison camp before her 1945 release to resume mission work.
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Miss Anna LeRoy
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Staley Park
Miss LeRoy
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Barnes
U S Aircraft Downed as Viet Cong Hit Saigon Area
Three U.S. Army helicopters were shot down by Viet Cong gunners west of Saigon, with six crew aboard. A burning helicopter failed, leaving three bodies recovered and three others possibly captured, while two other helicopters survived with all five Americans and a Vietnamese observer aboard unharmed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Confirmation of Viet Nam losses and rescue near Saigon
A report notes a loss of 200 American deaths in Viet Nam since 196 during a battle near the Cambodian frontier. A second helicopter was downed. crewmen survived with injuries. A separate action around 140 miles west of Saigon involved 400 Communist attackers killing 17 of 100 garrison members and overtaking four captives before relief forces arrived. Air Force jets later destroyed a flotilla of 30 sampans used by retreating Communists.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Montgomery County Day Declared at World’s Fair
The Montgomery County Council issued a proclamation during its weekly executive session naming October 12, 1964 as Montgomery County Day at the World’s Fair. The declaration highlights local pride and participation in the event.
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Montgomery County
Maryland
National Naval Medical Center
Walt Whitman
Boss Horses Out At Saratoga Retirement Time
The Boss will retire this year at the compulsory retirement age of 15 as of January 1, ending his racing career at the Saratoga meet.
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Saratoga, N.Y
Saratoga
N.Y
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