Four Men Detained Over Fairall's Robbery Attempt
State police linked four men from Virginia to an August armed robbery attempt at Fairall's Liquor Store after a woman clerk fired a gun to deter them. Detainers were filed in D C for Andrew Bolling Jr Emerson Monroe Richard James Sims. A fourth suspect Robert Lee Buffin is held by Virginia authorities for a separate homicide.
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Washington, D.C
FBI
Frederick County
Virginia
John Reburn
Andrew Bolling Jr
Emerson Leroy Monroe
Ettrick
Richard James Sims
Richmond
Robert Lee Buffin
Petersburg
Fairall’s
Bolling
Monroe
Sims
D. C
Washington
D.C
Hotline opens in Frederick County for teen problems
A new Hotline service starts October 1 offering confidential, nonjudgmental help from trained aides aged 18 or older. Open daily 5 p.m. to midnight, the line will provide problem solving, referrals, and anonymous names for aides. Call 662-1101 Extension 50 for details.
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Frederick County
Thieves Hit Fitzgeralds Shamrock Restaurant and Garage
Police investigate two breaking and entering incidents in the county last night. Fitzgeralds Shamrock Restaurant on Thurmont suffered a rear window break in with about $120 taken from registers and vending machines. Seven fifths of whiskey and cigars were stolen. A man was seen running through a nearby corn field. Tfc John Reburn leads the inquiry with Tfc Gary Lindner probing a $46 tool box theft from Glen Baughers garage on Ballenger Creek Pike.
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Fitzgerald
Shamrock
Thurmont
Tfc
John Reburn
Gary Lindner
Glen Baugher
Ballenger Creek Pike
Victory Dinner Marks Start Of Concert Season
Frederick Community Concert Association workers held a victory dinner at Hotel Frederick celebrating a successful membership drive and the 34th season. The lineup includes Victor Borge, Jose Greco, Nana Lorca, three Russian artists, plus Varel and Bailly Co. Chanteurs de Paris. President Mrs Donald E Leather man praised volunteers for selling out the series despite Fort Detrick budget cuts.
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The
Frederick
Donald E.leatherman
Fort Detrick
Heavier Turnout Reported In Frederick County Primary
Early counts show heavier than usual turnout in Frederick County with polls open 7 am to 8 pm. Precincts reported steady streams, absentee ballots out, and strong activity at North Frederick Elementary, New Market Fire Hall, and South End Civic Association as voters select Democrats and Republicans in local races and state contests.
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Frederick County
North Frederick
New Market Fire Hall
South End Civic Association
Urbana
Frederick Armory
Wolfsville
Yellow Springs
Police Battle Black Panthers In New Orleans
In New Orleans police moved into a predominantly Negro housing project to arrest Black Panthers accused by officers of a systemic reign of terror. Gunfire was exchanged with snipers as officers entered the area, and several families fled the project with belongings. Residents had been urged to leave prior to the advance, with no clear trigger for the violence.
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New Orleans
Guard Shoots Passenger In Hijacking Try
SAN FRANCISCO AP A male passenger demanding to go to North Korea attempted to hijack a Trans World Airlines jetliner today. He was shot by another passenger, a private guard for a shipment of securities, after being in control of the plane for about an hour. Robert E De Nisco 34 an employee of Grinks Inc stood up and shouted police and began struggling with the hijacker after the pilot announced the hijack. One shot was fired. The hijacker described only as a young White man was reported in serious condition at nearby Peninsula Hospital where he was taken to surgery.
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San Francisco
North Korea
Trans World Airlines
Robert “E de Nisco
Grinks, Inc
Peninsula Hospital
Massive Revamping Of Foreign Aid System
President Nixon proposes a sweeping reform of U.S. foreign aid, including creation of a new international security assistance program and abolition of the AID agency. He argues for separating security and military aid from other economic aid and aims to shape legislation for 1970s aid.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Agency For International Development
AID
Congress
Executive Branch
House
Senate
William P. Rogers
Israel
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Asia
Peterson
Railroad Pickets Ignore Court Order Halt Trains
Washington AP reports federal judge Howard Corcoran issued a restraining order as AFL-CIO unions began a 12:01 am strike against three railroads. Pickets blocked Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio, and Southern Pacific lines, with lines at major cities and terminals nationwide.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
Howard F. Corcoran
Afl-Cio
John P. Hitz
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Southern Pacific
Union
B&o
Baltimore
Houston
el Paso
San Antonio
Tex
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Sacramento
Roseville
Yuma
Ariz
Corcoran
C. L. Dennis
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
No-Name Fire Log Summary from Ever edy area
Fire calls reported within 24 hours ending 10 am include false alarms at City Everedy Company on Hugh es Ford Road at 12 36 PM and 1 19 PM near Route 70 North three to four miles north. A house fire occurred at Woodville Road and Bottom Road at 5 58 PM. Field fire at Quebec School Road at 7 54 PM. Braddock Heights, New Market, and Mt. Airy responded along with Middletown. Ambulance calls Emergency-3 Routine noted.
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Everedy Company
Hughes Ford
United
Braddock Heights
Woodville Road
Bottom Road
New Market
Mt. Airy
Quebec School Road
Middletown
Vespel
Auto Union Strikes GM Idling 344,000 Workers
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors idles 344000 workers in the US and Canada. Pickets at 31 states and two provinces as last minute talks fail to yield a pattern-setting contract.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
United States
Canada
UAW
UAW Strike Hits GM Spark in Market Slowdown
The United Auto Workers began a strike against General Motors late Monday night, a major blow to market hopes for a quick upturn. GM officials expect the work stoppage to last six to eight weeks, signaling a prolonged production halt and potential ripple effects in automotive stocks.
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UAW
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
General Motors
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John D
Mazzarella
Eastern Manager Community Concert Association
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Joseph M. Wilson
H. Karl Harner Sr
Cedric Smith
Grand Jury
Maryland
House of Delegates
J. Rolfe
Forte
Castleman
Dennis
Charles Luna
United Transportation Union
Harold Crotty
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Richard Smith
W. J. Usery
Nixor
Usery
Auto Union
Earl Bramblett
Woodcock
Chrysler
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