Israel Egypt Agree To Cease Fire In Middle East War
The cease fire set for 12 49 p m EDT faced near clash as Syria and Israel fought over Golan Heights and MV Hermon. Egypt and Israel announced acceptance of UN cease fire terms but Iraq rejected the council plan and urged no negotiations.
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Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Caire
Prar Heights
Wien Fceak
Suez Canal
Syria
Sad Hs
Hermon
Golan Heights
Cairo
Livad
Israalis
U.N
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Iraq
Baghdad
Security Council
Russia
United States
Skeleton Found In Bag At Barthelows Road
Police say skeletal remains found in a garbage bag on Barthelows-Kemptown Road may yield few details until autopsy. Investigators, led by James Sexton and William Bland of Gaithersburg, seek to identify the unidentified person and determine time of death. The sex and origins of the victim remain unknown as the medical examiners continue the mortem analysis.
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Barthelows-Kemptown Road
James Sexton
William Bland
Gaithersburg
Veterans Day Marked Locally In Frederick
Veterans Day observance in Frederick featured a cold foggy dawn that cleared to a sunny day with highs in the 70s and a 32 degree overnight. The article notes a shift to celebrating the holiday on the fourth Monday of October for local governments and services.
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Frederick
Lowes
Lair Slaes
Meneenreen Oe
Car Fire on Mt Rainier Road Ends Safely for Six Residents
Six Mt Rainier residents escaped injury when a left rear tire blew out on their 1974 medium sized car. The fire started after the gas tank caught fire and the occupants tried to douse it before retreating from the vehicle.
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Mt. Rainier
Spicknall Stands Firm On Fountaindale Permits
County Health Officer Dr. Charles G. Spicknall refuses to approve further building permits for the Fountaindale subdivision near Middletown. Developer Noah Kefauver hires attorney Richard Zimmerman to seek a reversal. County Commissioners consider the matter Tuesday as Spicknall warns of legal action to defend his order.
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Charles G. Spicknall
Fountaindale
Middletown
Noah Kefauver
Richard Zimmerman
County Board of Health
James Bryan
Spicknall
Ateroeyalg Gasey
Kefauver
John A. Derr
Gastley
Derr
Two Die In Wrecks Area Man Critical
A Maryland and Pennsylvania crash report details two fatal wrecks and a Frederick woman injured. Ms Craventrank of Hanover Pennsylvania died on Pa 16 after veering within the lane. Wayne Brashear of Damascus Maryland died on Md 108 when his car left the road and struck a tree. State police investigate both incidents and another minor injury case is noted with continued coverage on page A-5.
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Retina
Hanser
Wrisien
Craventrank
Hanover
Wayne K. Brashear
Watkins Road
Damascus
MD. 108
Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner Set for Frederick
The annual Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner of the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick will be held Geis Saturday Oct 27 at the New Market fire hall. Ladies Auxiliary of the fire company. Reservations per person may be made with Murray Fra Box 313 Frederick.
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Jefferson Jackson
Democratic State Central Committee For
Frederick
New Market
Fire Company
Murray
Congressmen Talk Of Impeaching Nixon
Washington AP report notes mounting talk of impeachment after the weekend firing of Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox. Lawmakers debate launching inquiries and possible resolutions while awaiting White House reactions and transcript releases. Names include Archibald Cox Elliot Richardson William Ruckelshaus and President Nixon.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Congress
Nixon
White House
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Robert H
Elliot Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Maryland
Maryland Lawmakers Split Over Nixon Tapes Fallout
Maryland State Senator Charles Mathias and GOP chair Edward Thomas of Frederick express opposing views on President Nixon firing Archibald Cox. Mathias calls the move a travesty and questions rule of law. Thomas supports Nixon as Commander-in-Chief and rejects impeachment talk as ridiculous.
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Charles McC. Mathias
GOP
Edward Thomas
Frederick
Nixon
Mathias
Archibald Cox
Thomas
House
Senate
AFL-CIO Urges Nixon Resignation From Congress
In Miami Beach the AFL-CIO delegates demanded President Nixon resign if he will not quit, calling on the House to act forthwith. The 2,000 delegates, with no dissent, urged swift action to spare the nation further pain and urged Republicans to support the measure.
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Cox
Beall
Nixon
Miami Beach
Congress
House of Representaives
Epenenevet
Afl-Cio
Fire Log Entries Reported For Weekend Incidents
Fire calls during the 48 hour period ending 10 p.m. include a cinema fire at Frederick Mall Cinemas with a general alarm at 3 3 p.m. on Saturday and a quarry road blaze near Spahr’s. Units from Lewistown Thurmont Walkersville Graceham and Liberty town responded. An ambulance went to Manor at 10 01 p.m. Sunday. A vehicle fire near L765 by Md G auto fire prompted Independent responders at 6 27 a.m. Monday. A Hansonville house fire on Old Frederick Road near Lewistown and Walkersville reported at 10 62 a.m. Monday. JAIL POPULATION: Males Females 3.
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SPAHR
Quarry
Lewistown
Thurmont
Walkersville
Graceham
Libertytown
Uve
Manor
MD. G
Old Frederick Road
Hansonville
Market swings after Nixon policy signals
New York stocks opened uncertainly as investors digested statements from President Nixon and the attorney general. The Dow average fell as declines outpaced advances by about seven to one on the NYSE, with trading active despite the Veteran’s Day holiday observance.
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NEW York
Nixee
Witergete
Enmaine Worver
New York Stock Exchange
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Ames
Kemptown
Bingley
Zimmerman
County Metropolitan Commission
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Robert 5. Fret Jr
North
Bentz Street
Ames L. Brown
Frederick Mall Cinemas
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