Arab Guerrillas Claim Largest Raid on Israel
The Associated Press reports Al Fatah claimed its biggest assault yet on Israel, with hundreds of commandos attacking 14 positions along the Jordan Valley front and claiming to have wiped out Israeli observation posts and ports. Israel said only four Arab combatants were killed with no Israeli deaths, while a later clash north of the Dead Sea produced more Arab casualties.
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Associated Press
al Vatah
Israel
Wich
Amman
Jordan Valles
Valles
Sreeli
Dead Sea
Ye Thur Iva Beidee
Jordan
Brunswick Driver Charged After Bridge Crash
A Brunswick man, Donald J T Greenfield, 14 East Potomac Street, narrowly escaped serious injury when his 1969 Chevelle skidded off Route 161 north of Arnoldstown. The car crossed a dirt bank, crashed through a bridge railing, became airborne, and landed on its top on the far side of a creek. Greenfield was listed in satisfactory condition and charged with failure to keep right of center failure to reduce speed when entering a curve and reckless driving.
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Brunswick
Dod
Arnoldstown
Donald JT. Greenfield
East Potomac Street
Hines
Tie
Millard Mastino
Greenfield
Ohio
Two Mars men killed in Ohio highway crash
Ohio State Highway Patrol reports a Thursday car accident killed William J. Ives 21 of Pirewsville and James I. Host 20 of bor tamac. Police identified the victims and noted Ives was the driver before details of the incident were unavailable.
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Ohio
Ohio Hagtway Patrol
William J. Ives
Pivesyilte
James I
Bortamac
Ives
Frederick High School Alumni Meet amid Army College In Leavenworth
Three 1953 Frederick High School graduates gathered in Kansas as part of a U S Army officer group. Major Mark L Hoht served in Vietnam as executive officer of the 70th Medical Battalion at Gui Nhon and Tuy Hoa before attending the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. Major Hoke and Major Jones also studied there in the same cohort. Their wives Janet Felton and Ann Ramsburg, both Frederick High graduates, attended accompanying events. The class of 1 345 officers spanned 50 countries in a broad Allied force.
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Mark L. Hoht
Vietnam
70Th Medical Battalion
Gui Nhon
91St
Ieviacuation Hospital
Tuy Hoa
Cui Nhon
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Forth Levenworth
Kan
Hoke
Medical Service Corp
Command and General Staff College
Mariy
Adi Torce
Robert Buller
Infantry
Armed Services
Frederick High School
Major Hole
Janet Felton
Major Jones
Ann Ramsburg
Armed Forces
Stoke
Maryland Board considers using surplus for capital projects
The Board of Public Works seeks the attorney general’s guidance on using a $39 million surplus to fund capital improvements as $106 million in ongoing construction faces high interest rates. Gov Mandel and officials weigh short term bonds or a special session to lift the 3 percent ceiling, with a projected surplus potential by June 1971.
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Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Aimland
Mervin Mandel
Comptrakler
Goldstein
Ont
Mandel
John Luetkemeyer
Air Tornes Ceneral
Plans Approved for Damascus Land Development
Silver Spring Montgomery County Planning Board approved land development plans for Damascus on about 39 acres for single family homes and townhouses. A separate 44.7 acre townhouse zoning request along Route 124 was tabled for next week to settle park site areas.
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Silver Spring
Damascus
Montgomery County Planning Board
John Haines
Clearspring Manor
Hood College Names New Alumnae Fund Director
Mrs. Robert D. Osburn Jr of Frederick has been appointed alumnae fund director and assistant to the executive alumnae secretary. She will supervise the annual campaign and coordinate with the Alumnae Association. Ms. Osburn earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hood in June.
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Hool Fund
Robert D. Osburn, Jr
Frederick
Hood College
Gail Mallison
Osburn
Hood
Nixon Launches Crackdown On Hard Core Pornography
The Nixon administration widens a campaign against large scale mail order distributors of obscenity. About 20 people and 22 companies have been indicted in eight months with more prosecutions due within two weeks. Federal actions target major interstate distributors, including Marvin Miller and Cosina Publishing Inc, indicted on 27 counts for mailing obscene advertisements to individuals and institutions.
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Washington
Justice Ceenehneet
Justice and Post Office
Supreme Court
Toba Mitetr Ch
Westmaster
Winton M. Blount
Mitchell
Blount
Cortress
Wiel
T “Shout
You Women's Christian
Miller
Associate Press
Hood College convocation set for Sept 22 at Coffman Chapel
Dr Catherine Chilman dean of Hood College will give the opening convocation address marking the college’s 77th academic year. The 7:30 p.m. event in Coffman Chapel will honor academically distinguished Hood students from the previous year.
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Catherine 8. Chilman
Hood College
Hood
Coffman Chapel
Chilman
Social Rehabilitation Service
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Who
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Syracuse University
New Yor State Department of Mental Health
Chicago
Roanoke
Syracuse
Ohio
Oberlin College
Oberlin
University of Chicago
Connie Stevens Robbed of Gems in Las Vegas
Singer Connie Stevens reports a theft at the Landmark Hotel during a performance. Police say jewels valued at 94 000 dollars were taken from her room including a 17 000 dollar diamond bracelet a 10 000 dollar necklace and a 5 000 dollar void compact along with other items.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Connie Stevens
Landmark Hotel
Health program cutbacks extended by Nixon
Nixon orders deeper funding reductions in HEW chronic disease programs. Five of eight units face more than 50 percent cuts this year with a 29.7 million savings planned next year. Cancer control and related chronic disease projects are targeted, provoking protests from Kennedy and medical groups. Three units will remain: kidney disease control, National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Stealth, and nutrition program.
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Washington
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Stanley W. Olson
HEW
Natonal Itetiates
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Boston
Kennedy
Olson
American Academy of General Practice
Division of Chronic Disease Programs
Kidney Disease Control Program
National Clearinghouse For
Nutrition Program
Colleges Expand Asian Studies Across Three Campuses
Noud College partners with Western Maryland College and Mount Saint Mary’s College to offer one Asian Studies course at each campus at no cost to students. Each course taught by its own faculty, funded by a foundation grant covering travel and incidental expenses. Hood College will offer Indian Thought in the first semester. Western Maryland and Mount Saint Mary’s will host Political Institutions of India and Cultural History of Far Eastern Art in the second semester.
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Noud College
Western Maryland College
Mount Saint Mary's College
Hood
India
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