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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 11, 1968

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Great Electric Car Race Ends in Cambridge Caltech vs MIT

The Great Electric Car Race ended at 7:46 a.m. as Caltech’s maroon and white Microbus arrived in Cambridge California Institute of Technology team led by Waley Rippel and Ronald Gremban faced MIT’s converted Corvair. Penalties racked MIT’s time, with Caltech’s elapsed time at 214 hours.

Cambridge Mass California Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Caltech Pasadena Calif Machine Design Magazine Cleveland Ohio Waley Rippel Hollywood Caltechen Ronald Gremban Reno Nev George Swartz University of Washington Rippel Len Loeb Corpus Christi Tex MIT Corvair

Opening F Planned For Fall Bowling League

Franklin W. Hamerick rebuilt Thurmont Recreation Center after a July explosion. He works solo, finishing alleys and windows as the center gears up for a September 9 reopening and fall bowling leagues. Ladies already formed night leagues. the group plans to join a regional association congress later.

Franklin W. Hamerick Thurmont Hamerick Humerick

AIM Cancels Warsaw Convention

Basel AP report says the International Association for Internal Medicine canceled its 10th international congress set for September 10 to 14 in Warsaw due to Poland’s role in the occupation of Czechoslovakia. The piece also mentions engineering projects and student figures related to electric propulsion.

Basel Switzerland International Association For Internal Medicine Warsaw Poland Czechoslovakia Cne

Greeks Expel German Journalist For Attacks On Government

Athens reports Greece expelled Eva Goetz a West German correspondent for continuous attacks on the government She allegedly spoke at a Cologne Republican Club meeting urging a tourism and economic boycott of Greece during a recent visit to Germany

Athens Eva Goetz Republican Club of Cologne Germany Greece

Nehemiah Moxley Tea Party Clan Holds Anniversary Reunion

The Nehemiah Moxley clan known as the Tea Party met at Montgomery arch grounds in Claggettaville for their ninth annual reunion with a service at 11 a.m., lunch at noon, and band entertainment. The group traces to Nehemiah Moxley who helped burn the Peggy Stewart in Annapolis in 1774 and later settled in Frederick and Montgomery counties. The note recalls a 1836 Baltimore American obituary confirming his role in the incident.

Nehemiah Moxley Montgomery Arch Claggettaville Maryland Robert Bavender Browningsville Existance Anthony Stewart Windmill Point Stewart Sagat Nehemiah Annapolis Frederick County Upper Montgomy County Claggettsville James Norwood Elizabeth Norwood Moxley Nehemiah Elizabeth Moxley Baltimore American Nehemiah ‘Moxley Thea Annapolis Harbor

U.S. War on Crime Defended by Justice Dept Aide

Attorney General Ramsey Clark defended a strong federal drive against organized crime in fiscal 1968. He reported 1,166 indictments in organized crime and racketeering, with 281 against gambling, and noted a 30 percent rise in convictions from 1967. He tied gains to expanded coordination by prosecutors and agents nationwide.

Washington Justice Department Ramsey Clark Clark Babe Ieee Department Hae Clark Eadil Gabene St Wegg Federal Dragne Cau

Rise of Justice Department strike forces targets organized crime

In fiscal 1967 a DOJ strike force of attorneys and investigators from key agencies began a broad attack on organized crime in major cities. Three more strike teams were organized recently and indictments have been returned in Detroit, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia. Four additional cities will be targets this year.

Justice Department Clark Seetcopomian Lierates Detroit Mich Brooklyn N.Y Philadelphia

Owner Denies Ship's Crew Held Captive

AP report from Hong Kong says the agent for the sunken freighter denied that 20 surviving Greek sailors are being held by Red China for the owner to pay rescue costs. The spokesman said the crew are in Canton awaiting travel papers and will reach Hong Kong within three days after the 7,275 ton freighter sank in the South China Sea during typhoon Shirley.

Hong Kong Ste Yfoe Canton South China Sea

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