United States proposes Korea plan with phased occupation
A U S plan would have U N forces withdraw then hand control to local authorities as fighting ends. It urges trials for war criminals and signals no reprisals against North Korean soldiers. Rhee doubts South Korea can accept limited control. All Korean elections are debated with Australia Britain backing an all Korean vote, while the U N commission decides the timing.
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U.N. Commission On Korea
U. N
Rhee
Truman
MacArthur
Seoul
Korea Commission
South Korea
North Korea
Republic
Australia
Korean Commission
Britain
U.N. Commission
U. S
North Korea Phased Plan For Unified Government
Iné reports outline a three phase approach dated Saturday October 14 1966. Phase one places MacArthur as supreme authority. Phase two runs until North Korea elections, enabling a national government. Phase three transfers authority to the unified government with minimal UN troop presence and a U S push to withdraw all non Korean forces at the end of the third phase.
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Ee — Kores
MacArthur
North Korea
U. N
U. S
Staley Hahn Named To Southern States Board
W Staley Hahn of Frederick was elected to the Southern States Board of Directors for a three year term at a meeting in Frederick. He will represent a district covering Western Maryland eastern West Virginia and northern Virginia and will be confirmed at the Richmond Virginia annual meeting. Hahn will be the youngest director when he takes over in November. He runs a 195 acre dairy farm with 150 cows near Frederick. About 125 people attended the meeting including delegates and agency managers. Paul Kretzer of Hagerstown chaired the meeting and G Cashell Nichols of Highland served as secretary. R C Fisher of Rocky Ridge nominated Hahn.
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W. Staley Hahn
Frederick
Southern States Board of Directors
Francis Scott Key
Hahn
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Richmond
L. E. Raper
Southern States
J. T. Jenkins, Jr
Paul Kretzer
Hagerstown
G. Cashell Nichols
Highland
R. C. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Boy Killed Running In Front Of Trooper Car
A ten-year-old boy named Richard Winner was killed when he ran into the path of Maryland State Trooper Maynard J. Whitney’s car on State Route 3 near Gilmore. Whitney, off duty from Barracks B Frederick, said he did not see the boy until impact while within the speed limit. No charges were filed against the trooper. the accident occurred near the boy’s home and he died en route to Cumberland hospital.
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Lonaconing
Tve
Maryland
Maynard J. Whitney
Richard Winner
Gilmore
Whitney
Frederick
Cumberland
Young Winner
Tn Cumberland Hospital
Heavy registration in Thurmont and Middletown precincts
The report notes heavy new registrations last Tuesday in Thurmont and Middletown precints. In Thurmont precinct 1 19 Republicans and Democrats, precinct 2 24 Republicans and 5 Democrats, precinct 3 25 Republicans and 19 Democrats. In Middletown precincts 18 Republicans and 14 Democrats, and No 2 12 Republicans and 5 Democrats.
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Thurmont
Middletown
Middletown Accepts 14000 Sewer Survey Loan
Middletown's Burgess and Board of Commissioners voted to accept a $14,000 loan authorized by a Federal agency to fund a complete and detailed survey for a modern sanitary sewer system. The move signals the first step toward solving the town's sewage disposal problems fraught with contention in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Burgess and Board of Commissioners
Burgesa
Floyd Stine
Maryland Dwelling Units Rise in Ten Years Census Finds
A preliminary census survey shows Maryland housing stock at 901,332 dwelling units, up 36.2 percent since 1930. Growth is strongest in counties near Washington, with Baltimore area firms Whitman Reynardt & Associates leading a sewer survey study supporting the town's loan application.
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Whitman, Reynardt & Associates
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Wash
Municipal units rise in Maryland counties summary
Fragmented OCR reads like a transit of figures across Prince Georges and Montgomery counties. It notes percentages and counts for municipal units, with 1950 figures tied to capital investment or ownership shifts and auditorium-related responsibilities. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Ington
Prince Georges County
Montgomery
Ity
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