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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 27, 1969

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Army Reveals Details In Green Beret Case

In Saigon the Army disclosed more details of a murder and conspiracy case against six Green Beret officers. It named Capt Thomas Francis Marasco as the shooter who killed Thai Mhac Chuyen, a double agent. Top officers Col Robert B. Rheault Majorg J Middleton Jr and David F. Crew face murder charges though not the killing. Trials set for Oct 20 with Marasco and Brumley and Williams facing charges. Boyle and Smith Jr. declared immune to charges to testify.

Saigon Green Beret Thomas Francis Marasco Bloomfield Nwj Mhac Chuyen Robert B. Rheault Vineyard Maven Mass Vietnam Thomas C. Middleton Jr Jefferson, S.C David F. Crew Cedar Rapids Iowa Marasea Capts. le Mune Boyle

107th Frederick Fair ends with record 4-H sale

The 107th Frederick County Fair closed with a peak 4-H auction of 60 beef, four swine and five sheep plus Gist beef. Grand champion steer sold for 32.40 per pound to Paul Carmack. William Stup’s 915 pound baby beef highlighted the event with officials hailing the support of buyers and community leaders.

Frederick Frederick County Paul M. Carmack Carmackine William Stup Walkersville James G. Trout Sterling Bollinger Arthur Cook Daniel C. Poole Gladhill Tractor Mart

Frederick County 4 H Baby Beef Sale at Great Frederick Fair

Frederick County 4 H Baby Beef Sheep and Swine Club Sale featured buyers and consignors from Hampshire Woodsboro and Frederick. Notable entries include Daniel Brewer 190 pounds at 1.55 per lb bought by Safeway. Allen Shiffler 102 pounds at 2.90 bought by Safeway. Gary Hildebrand 22 pounds at 0.50 bought by V Keil holtz. Gail Remsburg 86 pounds at 0.65 bought by 4-11 Queen.

Frederick County Great Frederick Fair Daniel Brewer Hampshire Safeway Steve Leatherman Larry Lutz Middletown Dorsey Bros Gary Hildebrand Woodsboro Poland China V. Keilholtz Allen Shiffler Frederick Southdown Brenda van Sant Suffolk Fred. Co. National Bank Douglas VanSant Carmack’s Bruce VanSant Steve Spurrier Cheviot Queen Gail Remsburg

Thieu Seeks Larger Vietnam Pullout Next Year

President Thieu indicated in Vung Tau that South Vietnam plans to expand armed forces by 150 000 to 200 000 next year and may require continued American withdrawals subject to US support. He noted Nixon would be asked about further pullouts while US casualties lower this year this nine month period shows a big drop from 1969. The current withdrawal pace includes rounds totaling 100 000 by year end and a Sept 16 order reducing troops to 184 000.

Saigon Newyen van Thien Vietnam Thieu Vung Tau United States Nixon Neaven Coo Ky U.S

Shinnick to Speak at UA Kickoff Banquet Announcement

Don Shinnick, Baltimore Colts linebacker and author, will speak at the United Appeal Kickoff Banquet Monday night at the Peter Pan Inn in Frederick. The event starts at 6 50 PM to launch the 1969 70 community support program for the county's 14 Community Chest agencies. Reservations are at United Appeal, 228 Market, or 663 4251 by noon Monday.

Don Shinnick Baltimore Colts Frederick United Appeal Peter Pan Inn James J. Rimler Shinnick United Appeal Office Alacta

Nixon and Rockefeller meet at Camp David on Latin policy

President Nixon and Governor Rockefeller met near Camp David to discuss Latin American policy. The White House kept results pending, with Nixon promising a major pronouncement next month including recommendations from Rockefeller. Charles A. Meyer and Henry Kissinger were among those summoned to participate.

Thinmont Nixion Nelson A. Rockefeller Camp David White House Sklem Nixon New York Latin America Charles A. Meyer Jerney A. Kissinger Nixoats Agaist Aa Fern

Two Hurt In City Crash Near Seventh Street

A late model sedan driven by Roger I Schlacht of Washington struck a power pole on Seventh Street, traveling at high speed. Passenger Gerald A Willey also injured. both men taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital and then transferred to Walter Reed Hospital. Schlacht discharged from military hospital today. Willey condition unknown. State Police report robbery near Pure Oil Truckstop, investigated by city police.

Roger I. Schlacht Washington Seventh Street Gerald A. Willey Frederick Memorial Hospital Waller Reed Hospital Fort Detrick Schlacht Willey Marshall Wetzel

Second American unit leaves Vietnam under Nixon drawdown

AP reports the 72nd Transportation Company, a 190 man Army Reserve unit from Cam Ranh, moves to Forbes AAF Nebraska. The unit will be inactivated at Fort Riley and reorganized in the Army Reserve at its home station in Omaha, as part of Nixon’s 35,000 troop withdrawal.

Saigon Nixon 72Nd Transportation Company Len Cam Ranh Forbes Army Airfield Nebraska Ft. Riley Kaw Army Reserve Omaha

Lawyers jailed for contempt in 1968 Democratic Convention trial

In Chicago, two defense lawyers Gerald Lefcourt and Michael Tigar were jailed for contempt for failing to appear at the trial of eight men charged with conspiring to riot at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. They were released later the same night on their own recognizance pending appeal.

Chicago Jullve Gerald B. Lefcourt New York Michael E. Tigar Los Angeles U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S John C. Meiszner Hoffmar Lefcourt TE Gar Wien Tecal Maway William MM. Kunstter California Dennis J. Roberts Michael A. Kennedy Albert J Wotterboro District Court Praneigeo

Fire log reports multiple calls and responses

Fire calls logged in a 24 hour period ending 10 am include a fire at a motorcycle exhibit with Independents responding at Seventh Street location. An accident at IMGGS Avenue near 1:41 am involved Juniors. A fire at Moser's Orchard prompted Thurmont and Walkersville crews to respond.

Imggs Aveay County Moser Thurmont Walkersville

Democrats View Oct 7 Primary in Frederick City

City Democratic leaders plan Frederick’s first city primary on October 7. Former Mayor E Paul Macha is assured a place on the general election ballot with no opposition. Treasurer Louis Eicholberger faces Murray Fox in reelection. six candidates seek five alderman spots. Republicans choose candidates by convention.

Frederick City E. Paul Macaha Louis E. Eichelberger Murray F. Fox

Angleberger Seeks Treasurer Post in Frederick

Angleberger today announced his candidacy for Frederick City Treasurer subject to the Republican convention. He has long shown community involvement, chaired the Nad Cae Cilpaiad Drive, led the Red Cross fund drive, and held multiple local leadership roles including Lions Club and YMCA. He also managed and played for the Frederich Trust team at McCurdy Field for 20 years.

Austin FL Angleberger Frederick City Weis Red Cross YMCA Kaufman Garage Co the Lions Club of Frederick Frederick Council Frederick County Traffic Safety Council Frederick Athletic Association Frederich Trust=ter

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