B52s Strike North Viet Nam In Fourth War Raid
U S B52s bombed targets in southern North Viet Nam above the DMZ, aiming to halt infiltration into the South. Waves of air and naval strikes followed, with Viet Cong attacks reported near the central coast and Quang Tri, while U S and Vietnamese forces claimed several enemy and allied casualties and minefield incidents near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Panhandle
U.S
Quang Tri City
Ther
Phuc Vinh
City to Build New Light Dept Office
The city plans a 30 by 40 foot concrete block building at the public works yard on Hamilton Avenue to house the Frederick City Light and Signal Department. The $5,500 structure will store materials and house power transformers and equipment being moved from the old municipal light plant, which is up for sale. Most work will be done by city employees with electrical wiring handled by the light department during winter slack periods.
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Frederick City Light and Signal Department
Public ‘Works Department
Hamilton Avenue
Robert L. Strine
Public Works
Fold Municipal
Strine
Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Irregular Trading
New York stocks opened with uneven gains as traders sensed mixed signals from the market. Early trading showed small advances in some blue chips while others barely moved amid a moderate volume session.
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New York
Fort Detrick Film Slated For TV Showing
Fort Detrick personnel helped produce two microbiology films to be aired on ABC TV. We Are Not Alone explores life on other planets with Fort Detrick footage and exobiology safety themes. Laboratory Design for Microbiological Safety covers safety features for working with highly infectious organisms.
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Fort Detrick
Abc-Tv
Fort
Walter Sullivan
The
New York Times
Outer Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Biohazards Control and Containment
Arnold G. Wedum
Industrial Health and Safety Office
Asistant
G. Briggs Phillips
Wedum
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Culler Lake Fountain Lighting Still Too Dim
City officials tested shoreline lights around Culler Lake's fountain last night after reconditioning the spray feature. City engineer Robert Rothenhoefer says shoreline lights produce a rainbow glint but fail to illuminate the fountain as desired, urging fountain-mounted lights cost over six hundred dollars, versus under one hundred for shoreline lights. If shoreline lights fail, the city can relocate them to other spots.
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Nelson Brooks
Culler Lake
Department of Public Works
Rothenhoefer
Board of Aldermen
Major Bills Await Action By Congress
Washington AP reports Congress neared adjournment with major legislation moving to floor action. Items include anti inflation measures, gun control, packaging standards, and poverty related bills. O'Brien called the day a major breakthrough for administration programs as committee decisions cleared several proposals.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Congressional
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O’brien
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Commerce Committee
Cardinal Shehan Plans Peace Prayer Observances in Baltimore
Cardinal Shehan announced Archdiocese of Baltimore plans to join Pope Paul VI in prayer and fasting for world peace. Activities begin Monday night with parish masses followed by exposition and rosary. Tuesday includes school services and interfaith evening prayer inviting Protestants and Jews.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Shehan
Archdiocese of
Pope Paul
Johnson to spend weekend at Texas ranch with family
President Johnson will fly to a Texas ranch with Lady Bird for a weekend stay. He plans to return to the White House Sunday night or early Monday and has talks scheduled Monday and Tuesday with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. Mrs Johnson is on a western tour and arrives at the ranch later today.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Lady Bird
White House
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Two Baltimore men charged after Jeffer son store hold-up
Calvin Edward Lee and Robert Lee Johnson Jr., both 27, were arrested moments after a hold-up at the Trading Post in Jefferson. Identified by state police at a roadblock, they face armed robbery charges and are held in Frederick County Jail on $10,000 bond. They allegedly demanded to view guns, gagged clerk Daniel Corum, and stole five handguns plus over $160 in cash and checks before fleeing north on US 340.
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Baltimore
Jefferson
Frederick County
Calvin Edward Lee
Robert Lee Johnson Jr
Jefferson Store
Daniel Coran
Walkersville
Corun
Ralph Brown
Danny
New York
Judge Clapp Bail Recommendation for Maryland Court Opening
Judge Robert E Clapp Jr of Frederick is among four nominees named by the Maryland State Bar Association for a vacancy on the state Court of Appeals. Finan leads as inside track for the $25 000 a year post with other nominees Irvine H Rutledge Ralph G Shure David W Byron. Clapp a Sixth Judicial Circuit incumbent was appointed in 1964 to a $22 500 post. term expires this year. He is a Washington and Lee and Harvard Law graduate and former Maryland Assistant Attorney General.
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Robert E Clapp Jr
Frederick
Maryland State Bar Association
State Court of Appeals
Bar Association
Atty
Thomas B. Finan
Irvine H. Rutledge
Washington County
Ralph G. Shure
Montgomery County
David W Byron
Hagerstown
Finan
Stedman Prescott Clapp
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County
North Carolina
Washington and Lee University
Harvard Law School
Maryland
Maryland Bar Association
House of Delegates
Arraignments in Circuit Court Show Eight Indicted Pleas
Eight people indicted by the Frederick County Grand Jury were arraigned before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer and Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. Cases include larceny, breaking and entering, receiving stolen goods, and false pretense. Several defendants entered innocent pleas. trial dates set for October. Additionally, a New York report notes 13 Cosa Nostra bosses held on $1.31 million bail as part of a major crime syndicate roundup in Queens, with figures like Tom Eboli and Michael Miranda named.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Fredericks County
Maurice E. Boyd
Boyd
Harry G. Lundy
Lundy
Maxie L. Harris
David S. Weinberg
Harris
Farold Donnel Henson
Henson
Baltimore
Lester J. Renner
Renner
Charles R. Norris
Norris
Ernest Lee Adcock
Adcock
Thomas E. Fritz
New York
Supreme Court
Cosa Nostra
Joseph Valachi
Joseph M. Conroy
Queens County
Sanford Gareiick
Apalachin
la Stella
Forest Hills
Queens
Manhattan
Garelik
Tommy Ryan
Johnson Signs Minimum Wage Bill Expanding Coverage
President Johnson signs into law a measure raising the federal minimum wage to 1.60 dollars an hour by 1968, expanding coverage to about eight million workers. He urges the move as central to the presidency and national dignity, noting the staged increases from 1.25 to 1.60. The ceremony takes place in the White House Cabinet Room.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Federal Funds Sought for 70S Traffic Study Plan
Maryland SRC head John Funk says federal funds will back a corridor study for Frederick Washington traffic. Officials from Frederick and Montgomery counties agreed to seek planning money to assess needs, including potential four-lane expansion of I-705 and possible new parallel routes, amid rapid regional growth and IBM Gaithersburg expansion.
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Frederick-Washington
John B. Funk
Maryland State Roads Commission
Funk
SRC
Frederick
Montgomery
Way Bull
Pooks Hill
Bethesda
A. Irvin Renn
Board
Frederick County Commissioners
Southey T Nottingham
Blair Lee Ill
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Mason A. Butcher
Montgomery Counts
Joseph Cordella
Bureau of Public Walks
Mongomery
State Roads Commission
Federal Highway Planning
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Light Dept
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Ranch
Bie
Clapp
Appeals Court
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