Frederick Community College reports year-end surplus
Frederick Community College posted a 1967 68 surplus of 26910 73 per auditors Linton Schafer and Company The gain stemmed from higher enrollment and increased state aid Dr Stephens FCC president noted the unexpected enrollment boosted both tuition and state support The board also debated water supply options for the new campus including city mains wells and cost sharing with the county and city officials.
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Frederick
Charles E. Collins
O’possumtown
Pike
Frederick City
Monocacy
Ee “Tt
Richard Kline
Stephens
College
Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits Thurmont
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Thurmont Elementary School gym for registrations from 10:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. About 150 area former donors were notified and 110 donated a pint of blood while 113 did not show or advise.
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Red Cross
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Nixon accuses Humphrey of loose talk and switching positions
The Associated Press report states Richard Nixon charges Hubert Humphrey with flip flopping on Vietnam and warns of miscalculation by adversaries. The piece notes Texas Democrats rally behind Humphrey, Wallace is heckled in Oshkosh and Racine amid protests, while Nixon and Humphrey are criticized for their campaigns.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H Humphrey
Vietnam
Humphrey
Texas
California
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Eugene J. McCarthy
John Connally
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Fort Worth
Wallace
Oshkosh
Wis
Racine
Fire destroys vacant house near Md 81 in Thurmont
A two story frame house on Md 81 near Lantz was destroyed by a blaze that burned for over three hours. Fire officials declared the structure a total loss with no damage estimate yet available. Sam Roger of Thurmont reported the incident.
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Lantz Tues
Sam Roger
Thurmont
Cast Iron Dog Head Found
The missing cast iron dog head from the antique statue at 72 S. Market St was found by Police Taylor of Dill Avenue. The piece, about 20 gourds in weight, was recovered from the Vicketty of Upper Conese and returned to Pvt. G. T. Darkin who was on the scene seeking the head. The dog had been a familiar symbol in the area.
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S. Market St
Police Taylor
Dill Avenue
Vicketty
Conese Tererace
G. T. Darkin
Peace Talks Drift as Envoys Offer No Agreement
In Paris the American ambassador Harriman and North Vietnamese envoy Thuy exchanged charges over aggression in Vietnam without signs of a halt to bombing. They clash over who represents South Vietnam and echoed U S and N Vietnamese positions. The 27th session opened with calls to act for peace while Hanoi’s response to Johnson’s bombing halt plan remained awaited.
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Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
W. Averell Har
Riman
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
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Nguyen van Thieu
Thuy
U.S
Vu Cong
National Liberation Front
Majestic
William J. Jorden
Yuan Thuy
Johnson
Candidates Call for Government Reforms at Frederick Meeting
U S congressional and senatorial hopefuls spoke at Candidate's Night at North Frederick Elementary School. Beall urged a balanced federal budget and re-creating a Hoover era commission to cut overlapping agencies, while Byron pressed private sector leadership and cautioned against a national police force. Both favored lower voting age and a national primary.
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Frederick
North Frederick
del. J. Beall
Goodloe Byron
Oliver T. Franklin
Daniel B. Brewster
Patrick Ferris
Charles McC. Mathias
George Campbell
George Mahoney
Beall
Byron
Southeast Asia
Asia
Vietnam
Missing Westminster Twins Vanish After School Drop
Six year old twins Dale and Kimberly Hughes remained missing more than 16 hours after leaving for school in Westminster Maryland. State police reported no leads yet while the twins mother Helen Parsons 25 asked for help. A crossing guard saw one twin enter a red pickup truck near the school prompting a lookout order.
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Westminster
Dale
Kimberly Hughes
Helen Parsons
Mathias Praised By Rocky At $100 A Plate Dinner
Congressman Charles McC Mathias was honored at a $100 a plate dinner in Silver Spring where Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller praised him for understanding and concern for the people. Rockefeller urged support as Mathias fights Brewster and noted Maryland campaign finance limits.
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U.S. Senate
Indian Springs Country Club
Silver Spring
Mathias
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New York
Gov
Rockefeller
Maryland
Dick Nixon
White House
Mac Mathias
Senate
Nixon
Agnew
Earleer
Humphrey
Sen. Brewster
Brewster
Jordan Israel Exchange Fire Across Border
An Israeli army spokesman said both sides fired bazooka and light weapons in the Jordan and Beisan valleys. An Israeli guard post near Tirat Zvi was hit by a bazooka shell and Beisan Valley east of Hamadya saw fire. Israelis returned fire. casualties were not announced.
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Jordan
Beisan
Tirat Zvi
Hamadya
Ashdot Yaagov
Marines Strike Four VN Columns Near Da Nang
U S Marine scouts near Da Nang report four enemy columns totaling about 405 troops moving through jungle foothills. Four artillery missions and air strikes killed 178 North Vietnamese soldiers. The action occurred southwest of Da Nang near Thuong Duc Special Forces camp as anti-guerilla forces shelled Thuong Duc district HQ and a nearby hamlet. American bombers continued strikes on supply lines below the 119th parallel despite reports of a possible halt.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Thuong Duc
North Vietnam
119Th Parallel
County Questions Legality Of Rose Hill Manor Purchase
The County Commissioners seek state guidance on buying Rose Hill Manor, home of Maryland's first governor, using federal and state funds while restoring its historic status. The $401400 price includes a $125000 state grant not yet received. a $5000 down payment could be lost if the deal falls through. George R. Lewis says he will refer the matter to the Attorney General, noting no obvious legal issue but not ruling out risks to the grant. Corina reports on page five.
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Maryland
Charles
Howers
John Patton
Parks and Recreation Commission
Charlies E. Collins
Rose Hill Manor
Thomas Johnson
We Tee
George R. Lewis
State Department of Public Improvements
Wwe
Commissioners
Corina
Little Kim Back Home To Await Next Surgery
Kim Weddle of Brunswick returned from Boston after a liver transplant failed to function. Doctors list another transplant as possible soon, though a two month wait may help her recovery before further surgery.
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Brunswick
Boston
Children's Medical Center
Kim
Fire log fragment records unusual calls in county area
Fire log notes two hour period with calls including a house fire and several non specific events. Details show numbers and street names partially obscured but indicate emergency responses by local fire department units.
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