Tito Rejects Nixon Plea to Mediate Middle East Crisis
Yugoslav leader Tito rejected the Nixon administration request for mediation in the Middle East arguing no third party can help if the opposing sides refuse to move. He noted existing plans are sufficient and urged no new proposals. The talks coincided with Tito drafting a communique aimed at showing friendship despite differing systems.
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Mayor Denies Forcing Walkersville Plumber City Hire
Frederick Mayor E P Magaha and city plumbing officials deny residents reports that the Board of Aldermen voted to require Walkersville to hire master plumbers from Frederick. They say Section 326 of Maryland's Code requires licensed masters supervise apprentices and that bond rules apply, but origin of the master plumber need not be city-based. The issue should be resolved by the Metropolitan Sanitary Commission.
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Walkersville
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Cash For Ashes Tells Of Lost Savings Recovery
Amy Bresler of Lebanon Oregon received a 390 dollar Treasury check after unintentionally burning 410 dollars in savings as ashes. She had earned the money as a lifeguard instructor last summer and later found the ashes with her parents.
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Treasury Department
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Washington
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Belfast gunman slain by British troops in Ardoyne clashes
In Belfast's Ardoyne district British troops killed a gunman and wounded a man and a woman during night clashes with snipers. The wounded man was in serious condition while the woman suffered minor injuries, the army reported.
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Ardoyne
Dock Strike Helps US Trade Surges In September
Washington reports that America's balance of trade moved into a surplus in September for the first time in six months as exports and imports rose to record levels. Officials say the shift reflects efforts to beat the Oct 1 dock strike rather than Nixon policy. Exports exceeded imports by 265.4 million dollars.
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Nixon
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Gulf Coast
Commerce Department
Possible Clues Survive Slaying Probe In Maryland Woodlands
State police cadets and a firearm detecting dog combed Lily Pond Road area after James Edward Howard was found dead with a shotgun wound. Wallet and shotgun missing. objects found under lab investigation. No theory yet on motive or killer.
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Lily Pond Road
Howard
Jack Marsh
Public Informat
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Marsh
Blue Ridge Summit
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Red China Moves to Take UN Seat
Red China notified the United Nations that it will send a delegation in the near future to take the seat voted it last Monday. The report notes 913 Egyptians emigrated to Canada last year.
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