Johnson to Attend Manila Parley on Vietnam War
President Johnson agreed to attend a seven nation chiefs of state conference in Manila aimed at easing the Vietnam war. The meeting, urged by Philippines President Marcos, will occur on or after Oct 18 with allied leaders from the region and Australia and New Zealand. The trip could coincide with the U.S. campaign season and potential strategic moves before elections.
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Conference of Chiefs of State
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Bill D Moyers
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Mama
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Thailand
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Harold Holt
Keith J Holyoake
Honolulu
United States
Cireles
Special Vatican Mission Seeks Peace in Viet Nam
A Vatican mission departs for South Viet Nam to study church problems and pursue peace between the Buddhist majority and Catholic minority. Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli will head the effort as the Pope approved the trip described as of major importance. The mission will travel to Saigon for an extraordinary conference.
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Viet Nam
Vatican City
Vatican
Sergio Pignedoli
Canada
L'Osservatore Romano
Saigin
Job Opportunity Fair Aimed at Frederick County High Seniors
Frederick County high school seniors may gain a job sign up chance before graduation as the Chamber of Commerce plans a winter Job Opportunity Fair. The Education Committee will survey 145 local employers to gauge interest and skills needs, with January or February dates tentatively set in cooperation with the school system.
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Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Chamber
Frank Martin
South Koreans Kill 300 Viet Cong in Five Days
South Korean infantry men of the Tiger Division reported 92 Viet Cong killed today, lifting the five day total to 300 in mountain fighting near the central coast of South Viet Nam. In the Phu Cat Mountains the 9th Korean White Horse Division landed 4,000 troops, bringing Korean forces opposing the Communists to 36,500.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tiger Division
Tiger
Phu Cat
White Horse Division
Viet Nam
Light bill sent to Johnson for 25 minute speech
In Lewiston Maine the Finance Board voted to bill the White House 7877 dollars for extra lighting at Johnsons August 20 speech in City Park. Kerr Electrical Co. of Auburn billed the city for bandstand lights trees and power hookups requested by the presidential advance crew.
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Lewiston, Maine
Johnson
White House
Lewiston
Finance Board
Maine
Robert L. Couturier
Presidential Advance Party
Kerr Electrical Co
Auburn
Three Frederick Boys Accused in Bike Theft
Three Frederick youths were arrested and charged as juvenile delinquents after stealing a new bicycle from High's Cycle Center on West Fourth Street at 9 p.m. Police said the eight year old and two 13 year olds were found with the bicycle in Middle Alley. The suspects were turned over to juvenile authorities and released to their parents. First Sgt. Frank Main Pie, James Schroyer and Pvt. Gary Heerd made the arrests.
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Frederick
John Hanson
West South Street
Kinnehart’s Alley
Middle Alley
High
West Fourth Street
Frank Main Pie
James Schroyer
Gary Heerd
Worker Dies In Freak Accident At Frederick Memorial Hospital
An 18 year old Rocky Ridge youth, Alton M. Myers Jr., died after a nail fired from a Tam-gun ricocheted off concrete and struck his forehead. He worked for Engleside Metal Products Co of Baltimore, subbing plumbing for Frederick Construction Co. The fatal injury occurred while securing hangers for ductwork.
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Rocky Ridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington County
Alton M. Myers Jr
Myers
Engleside Metal Products Company
Baltimore
Jury Recommends Legislation. No Indictments for Local Candidates
The Frederick County Grand Jury urged medial legislation to clear misimpressions about the Maryland Corrupt Practices Act after deciding not to indict 19 local candidates for alleged violations. The panel noted filings were largely compliant and said distinctions in reporting timing caused confusion.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Maryland
Schnauffer
Elec
Help Give Him A Name Contests At Great Frederick Fair
Frederick News-Post sponsors an “I Need A Name” contest at the Great Frederick Fair exhibit. First prize is a Polaroid Swinger Camera with case film packs and flash bulbs. second prize is another Swinger with case film and bulbs. The exhibit near the grandstand entrance features a front page cutout photo booth. Contest blanks available. winners announced next week.
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Frederick News-Post
News-Post
Frederick Fair
Hurricane Inez Threatens Guadeloupe and Caribbean Coast
Hurricane Inez bears down on Guadeloupe with 100 mile per hour winds and a 1000 mile wake as a new disturbance forms east of Trinidad. Residents brace for peak impact this afternoon while small craft seek safe harbors in the Leeward and Windward Islands along the Caribbean coast.
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Guadeloupe
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Venezuela
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Africa
Leeward
Windward Islands
Guudeloupe
Leeward Chain
Sheriff complains jail design as prisoner slips away
Sheriff Horace M Alexander blasted the county jail design and staffing as a 13 state dragnet hunts an escapee. Calvert Edward Lee, 27, of Baltimore, remains at large after cutting bars with a hacksaw and tearing from a ventilator. Lee, charged with armed robbery, is among five inmates to bolt in two jail breaks, the sheriff says. He lobbies for more guards and higher pay to fix an overcrowded, poorly engineered facility.
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Horace M Alexander
Calvert Edward Lee
Baltimore
Lee
Jefferson
Alexander
Frederick County
Robert L. Johnson Jr
Johnson
General Assembly
Chrysler Ford Cut Auto Prices Amid GM Competition
Chrysler and Ford trimmed 1967 car prices to boost competitiveness with General Motors. GM still held higher average increases, while Ford cut 41 off its prior rise and Chrysler reduced its line-wide average by 28. The moves followed Ford’s historic price rollback and faced White House and UAW criticism over earlier increases. Most 1967 models go on sale this week.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
White House
Solidarity House
United Auto Workers Union
Johnson
UAW
Walter P Reuther
American Motors
Rail Warning Wire Cut By Vandals In Tuscarora
State Police sought vandals who cut a rail warning signal wire yesterday evening in Tuscarora. The damaged line disrupted flashing lights at the crossing but was repaired promptly with no accidents reported. New York AP: stock market opened with a sharp early gain in active trading.
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Tuscarora
New York
Miss Black Chosen 4-H Queen at Frederick Fair
Rain dampens opening of five day Frederick Fair with rides being erected and most midway shows closed Officials forecast cooler weather with two days in low 60s A visit by Republican candidates including Spiro Agnew is slated for today Miss Wanda Lee Black was named Fair Queen for 1967 in a ceremony last night
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Frederick
Foir
Clyde Smith
Spiro T. Agnew
Mikar Farms
Street
G. Rodney Martz
Keymar
Earl E. Nicholson
Sjamsville
Wanda Lee Black
Thurmont
Frederick County
W A Frizzell to Speak at UA Kickoff Dinner
William Alfred Frizzell will headline the 10th Annual United Appeal Kickoff Dinner at Peter Pan Inn west Wonday at 6 30 pm. A longtime Red Cross accountant and field director, he was born in Broken Arrow Oklahoma and is an OSU alumnus. He served as a WWII commissioned officer from 1942 to 1946 and later worked as cashing officer for Standard Oil NY in Washington. He has held various Red Cross offices and is married to Virginia Hodnett with three children.
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William Alfred Frizzell
United Appeal
Peter Pan Inn West
Frizzell
American Red Cross
Broken Arrow
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Red Cross
Standard Oil Company of New York
Washington, DC
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