U S and Soviet Hold Talks on Middle East and Indochina
Secretary of State Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met in New York for four hours in a bid to ease U.S. concerns over Kremlin aims on Middle East truce violations, West Berlin conditions, and Indochina peace proposals. A second session was planned for Monday.
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William P. Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Nixon
Indochina
Robert J. McCloskey
Mit
Soviet Union
Suez
Rogers
Gromyko
Moscow
Egypt
Mahmoud Riad
Riad
United States
Israel
General Assembly
Charles W. Yost
October Weather Recap and Upcoming Frost in Frederick
Frederick County residents recall last year's heavy snowfall while forecasts call for a frosty evening with temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. The day should be clear and cold with highs in the 50s, followed by a sunnier, milder Sunday. Rain remains unlikely this week as leaves fall and bonfires begin amid autumn’s crisp scent.
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Frederick
Jack Frost
Frederick County
Two Injured In Accident At West Patrick Street Shopping Center
Two county residents were hurt in a one car crash at the West Patrick Street Shopping Center. Samuel Luke Rohrer, 20, of Narva Avenue, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with facial lacerations and possible wrist fracture. condition good. Sherry Ann Cregger, 20, of Ball Road, owner and passenger, was treated for facial lacerations, a broken jaw, and possible left leg injuries. condition fair. The car crashed into a utility pole in front of Drug Fair at 11 p.m. Police said the driver left the scene and Louis Franklin Bell faces charges after being stopped. a hearing is set for Nov. 26.
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West Patrick Street
Samuel Luke Rohrer
Narva Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sherry Ann Cregger
Ball Road
Rohrer
Louis Franklin Bell
Rt. 2
Frederick
North Bentz and
Carroll Parkway
Donald Travis
Bell
TV Personalities Enter Politics
Television commentators and station owners are entering politics across the United States. Hal Suit, Georgia, won the GOP gubernatorial nomination after a high name recognition run. George Rice, Minnesota editor, boasted 94 percent recognition in a tossup House race. Cecil Heftel, Hawaii editor and owner, seeks the Democratic nomination against Hiram Fong. Sam Grossman, Arizona nominee, emphasizes a businessman approach with a campaign built on community service spots.
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Minnesota
Libet George Rice
William ‘Frenzel
Cecil Heftel
Hiram Fong
Hawai
Weftel
Damel K. Inouye
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Sam Grossman
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Grossman
Apollo 14 to use a shopping cart on moon mission
Apollo 14 astronauts plan to collect rock samples next February using a modular equipment transporter MET resembling a grocery cart. Commander Alan Shepard and lunar module pilot Edgar Mitchell described a device with dedicated pockets, a shovel latch, and a top camera, designed to reduce handling fatigue during the January 31 launch.
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Moon
Mitchell
Alan B. Shepard
America
Stuart A. Roosa
New York
Shepard
U S troop reductions inch toward 2000 mark
AP reports nearly 2000 American troops to be withdrawn as 4th Division brigades deactivate at Fort Lewis. War dog detachment also deactivated. South Vietnamese plan new offensives into Cambodia with U.S. air support while redeployments accelerate in Saigon region before Christmas. A Vietnamese commander cites timing of the dry season for larger Cambodian operations.
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Cambodia
Central Highlands
Ft. Lewis
Wash
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4Th Infantry Division
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Canuadia
South Vietnam
25Th Infantry Division
US shifts tactics on Vietnam withdrawal plan
U S sources say Washington will not require Hanoi to publicly admit troops in South Vietnam if forces pull out as part of a peace settlement. The plan reportedly accepts a private understanding that North Vietnamese units will withdraw as American withdrawal ends.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Nixon
Nixon Expands Mis Campaign
President Nixon broadens campaign travel across Vermont New Jersey Pennsylvania and Wisconsin with a five state swing planned plus a North Carolina stop and forthcoming trips to Texas Minnesota and North Dakota. He supports Winston Prouty and routes through Newark Teterboro Lancaster and Middletown while targeting Williams Grose and Schap in New Jersey and Pennsylvania races.
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Nixon
Vermont
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ohio
North Dakota
Missouri
Tennessee
Indiana
North Carolina
Texas
Tinos
Minnesota
Newark
Teterboro
Ocean Grove
Harrison A. Williams
Nelson Grose
Lancaster
Middletown
Senate
Hugh Scott
Antique Show Opens In Frederick County Armory
The Frederick County Association for Retarded Children opens its third annual Antique Show at the National Guard Armory. Highlights include a mid-Victorian walnut fire side desk at $195, an 1860 cedar corner chair at $159, Swansea Gaudy Welsh porcelain tea set with 12 cups and saucers at $650, a Swiss music box 1875 to 1890 at $325, and a Shaker dry sink. The event features dealers Tillie and Joe Cullison, The Mascotte Shop run by Jack Kaiser, Janet Antiques, and the Duartes, with dolls, primitives, and other collectibles on display.
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National Guard Armory
Generation Gap Booth
Tillie
Joe Cullison
Baltimore
Europe
Maine
Washington
Jack Kaiser
Mascotte
Emmitsburg
Mascotte Shop
Swansea
Janet Antiques
Glen Parker
Parkers
Glenn Parker
Betty
Officer Wounded in Irbid Amid Jordan Cease-Fire Tension
Beiruit based Radio Baghdad said an Arab peace team officer was shot and wounded in Irbid by a Jordanian special militia member. The wounded Saudi Arabian, part of a 100 officer team observing the cease-fire between King Hussein's forces and Palestinian guerrillas, was reported in Irbid, a guerrilla stronghold during last month's 11 day civil conflict.
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Lebanon
Radio
Baghdad
Jordan
Irbid
Amman
Iraq
Hussein
Nixon Aides Meet Top Officials On Economy Outlook
In Hot Springs Virginia President Nixon's five top economic officials and six leading businessmen debated a slack economy inflation and a lengthy automobile strike at a closed Business Council session. James Roche of General Motors attended, with other industrial leaders warning the strike could hinder recovery, while OMB head Shultz spoke of a potential healthy expansion.
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Nixon
Business Council
James M Roche
General Motors Corp
Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Tickets go on sale for Baltimore Symphony opening night
Frederick County Symphony Society reports over 1,200 members with fewer than 400 season memberships left. Tickets go on sale at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Governor Thomas Johnson High School foyer and at campaign HQ through 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Prices are 10 for adults and 5 for full-time students. The opening concert features Sergio Comissiona conducting with Rossini and Dvorak works and guest soloists Sergiu Luca and Ursula Oppens. Membership includes a champagne reception after the concert.
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Frederick County Symphony Society
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Reuben Caplan
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Charles F. Trunk Jr
East Patrick Street
James Fisher
Sergio Comissiona
Copland
Ravel
Daphnis
Chloe
Ranier Miedel
Sibelius
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Milton Schapp
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Moussalli
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Guyeliot Ross
Ho&se
Ethan Allen
National, Guard Armory
Federick County Association For
Cedric Smith
Caplan
Historical Society
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Rosella W. Aird
Edward Arrington
Francis W. Bush Sr
John Charity
George B. Delaplaine Jr
James W. Freeman
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