Mother Of Airman In Pakistan Worries About War
Mrs. Carlos Reed of Mount Airy waits anxiously for news of her son Allen E. Reed, 25, in the Air Force stationed near Peshawar Pakistan with the 2008th division doing unspecified communication work. She and her husband rely on written reports as letters are limited by Pakistan's government. Reed, a Lisbon High School and Mather AFB graduate, had planned a long Air Force career but the Pakistan conflict unsettles plans. His wife Marie remains in Sacramento with two children amid concern and hope for his safety.
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Reeds
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Reed
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Lisbon High School
Howard County
Mather Air Force Base
California
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Honolulu
Viet Nam
Saigon
James
New Snag In New York Newspaper Strike
A second union threatens to prolong New York City's newspaper strike as Mailers Union members refuse to return without a contract. Negotiations between The New York Times and the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild paused as publishers of six other major dailies suspend publication in sympathy.
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New York
New York City
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New York Times
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Poolesville Sewer Lines Progress Report
Poolesville officials heard the sewer system cost about 47 per cap and noted contractor Joseph Savoca will bring a new excavating machine to speed ledge removal. Architects Greenhorn and O'Mara updated plans to ease rock issues, with pumps contract awarded to R. M. Thornton for up to $90,000 pending health approvals. A street light was approved for the Presbyterian Church parking entrance.
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Poolesville
E. Eugene Halmos Jr
Joseph Savoca
Halmes
Greenhorn
O’mara
Maryland Department of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
R. M. Thornton Company
Presbyterian Church
Inmates Escape From Maryland Prison Camp
Two inmates, Alfred Bowman 23 and Joseph Bond Jr. 28, fled the minimum security State Correctional Camp in Sykesville Maryland after a bed check about 10 p.m. Monday. Bowman is serving a 10 year term for homicide and Bond a three year sentence for receiving stolen goods, and both are sought by State Police.
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Sykesville
Alfred Bowman
Joseph Bond Jr
Baltimore
Bowman
Bond
Gun Lobby Withdraws Montgomery Opposition
Montgomery County Council heard an ordinance to regulate handgun transfer and sale with a five day waiting period. Support came from Izaak Walton League Rockville Maryland DC Rifle and Pistol Association and others. One oppose r Helen Burton cited constitutional rights. 4-H Week and National Public Works Week proclaimed then rezoning for 54.9 acres near 300 feet.
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Montgomery County
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Montgomery County Council
Izaak Walton
Freeman Morgan
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Helen M. Burton
Silver Spring
Montgomerry County
David Krupsaw
Victor Ochsman
Zoning Change Sought Near Damascus Illinois?
West of Route 27 and north of Route 60 near Damascus, applicants pursued rural residential zoning from agricultural residential. Planning staff recommended denial and the planning board concurred on a split vote to protect the Patuxent watershed. Council appointments listed secretary Janet Hartz and laborers Larry Spurlock and Gerald Minton.
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Derwood
Gerald Minton
Hurricane Carol Expected to Miss Land
Hurricane Carol neared peak winds near 100 mph but forecasters said it would pose no threat to land in the next day or two. An Air Force reconnaissance aircraft penetrated the eye as gales extended up to 200 miles north and 100 miles south of the center. The storm lay about 1,600 miles east northeast of San Juan and 2,600 miles from Miami at 5 a.m. EST, moving slowly.
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Tropic storm drifts north. US mainland spared
Weather bulletin notes a tropical storm moving toward the north at about ten miles per hour. Officials report strong indications that the season’s third tropical storm will not strike the U S mainland, easing anticipated coastal impacts.
Vatican Approves Religious Liberty Move at Council
The Vatican Ecumenical Council gave preliminary approval to a religious liberty declaration. Cardinals and bishops voted 1,997 to 224 to back the document as a basis for a final declaration, signaling the church will affirm the right of free worship according to conscience.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
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