Hoffman Seeks Taxi Regulation Compromise in Maryland
Del Hoffman proposes a compromise to keep Hagerstown taxis under Maryland PSC regulation for safety and rates while excluding taxi meters. He previously opposed PSC touch. now seeks repeal of PSC rules on Hagerstown cabs by removing meter use. The plan aims to curb fare increases and adjust zone pricing and driver regulation.
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Phil Ebersole
Annapolis
Iewith
Hoffman
Hagerstown
Maryland Public Service Commission
Washington
Dil
PSC
Hagers
Naxerstown
Cumberland
Del
Fred Wright Hoffman
Maryland Department Ofi
Dow
Maryland
Wolfman
Spiro T
Agnew Kaganoe
Maryland Correctional Institution
Breathersville
Auto Insurance
I! Tle
Holtman
Washington County
House of Delecs
Policeman Seen as Crucial Figure By Forum Speakers
Washington figures describe a police officer as the essential symbol of civilization and stability amid fears of riots. Speakers warn that police performance will shape the nation’s course, stressing trust, restraint, and accountability during the tense period.
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Washington
Clare
Unitedjave
Clark
Qur
Ates
Sevaralis
Thej
Women’s Forum
McNamara Testifies On Vietnam Incident
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara testified in a closed Senate Foreign Relations session on the 1964 Tonkin Gulf incident. The hearing followed staff findings and raised questions about the administration’s account and the strength of the South Vietnamese government amid Viet Cong attacks.
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Robert Gray Washington
Jary
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign‘ Relations Committee
Tonkin Gulf
Joint Chiefs of Day
Pat Sale
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
North Korea
Syuea
Ocwuea
Onal
Fulbright
James B. Pearson
R+ jKan
McNamara
Foreign Relations Committee
North Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
Maddox
C. Turner Joy
Prrol
Bombers Target Antiaircraft Near Saigon Amid Influx of Rockets
Reports say Vietnamese forces warned of a new offensive against Saigon as Viet Cong units in the Mekong Delta and near Tan Son Nhut Air Base build up. Intelligence notes up to 10 000 Viet Cong troops within a day’s march of Saigon with divisions from the north and south involved.
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Saigon
South Vietand
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Mekong Delta
Kien Hoa
All World
High Command
Plao
Cunl
Gia Dinh
Kiet Hoa
Sth
Viet Cong
Ith
Quake Area Quake Holds Bombing Of Doubtful Value
A United States Asia theater news brief describes ongoing operations around Phan Thiet near Saigon, with Viet Cong forces seizing Phan Thiet and allied forces engaging in heavy fighting. Marine units push toward remnants near the Citadel while Canberra shells positions along the Perfume River area.
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Namese Vegiment
Vietnam
U.S
Canberra
Perfume River
Saigon damage repair program in doubt
The report notes doubt over Saigon's plan to repair the damage from Viet Cong attacks and the broader government effort led by Ky and Thieu. It cites tensions within the regime, questions about the pacification program, and calls for unity amid renewed pressure from the Viet Cong. It also mentions U.S. concerns and inquiries into Thieu's leadership.
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Saigon
Nguyen
van Thien
Nguyen Cao
Nguyen Duc
Thang
Mitter
Wee
Comtee
Thieu
Leer Ey Rae Eemess
Gelic Farmer
Offi
Kate
Maddox
Offix
Florida teachers strike closes schools across the state
A statewide walkout by Florida public school teachers enters a second day with about half a million students affected. Some 26,005 teachers were out of 60,844, as local boards sought injunctions and a court hearing was set to challenge the strike under state law and funding disputes.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Camel
Rauali Vs. T
Daytona
Xition Progtem
Association Bech
Floyd Christian
Wade Hopping
Claude Kirk
Florida Panhandle
Miami
Dade
Kirk
Norma Grown
New Straitsville
Owen Wallace
Bangath
Ohio
Meany Urges Impartial Arbitration Over Strikes
AFL-CIO President George Meany called for voluntary arbitration by neutral outsiders as a solution to rising public worker strikes across Florida. He criticized state anti strike laws and urged a system where unions accept conditions set by impartial parties rather than politicians. The piece notes widespread public worker organizing and a Florida education dispute involving teachers and polled responses.
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Neil Gilbride
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
George
Ans
Milion
Labor Federation
Meany
Cut-Rate Travel Discounts Sought for Foreign Tourists in U.S.
A White House task force proposes 25 percent air rail and 10 percent bus discounts, plus up to 40 percent hotel rates, to lure foreign visitors. The plan includes hospitality cards, visa simplification, and a broader U.S. tourism push to curb the international dollar drain.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Cooperal
Sper
Associated Press
Jsion
Washington
Thel
United States
Europe
White House
Johnson
Robert M. McKinnes
Santa Fe New Mexican
Task Force
Civil Aeronautics Board
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
American Express
Paris
New York
U. S
Congress
U.S
Viera
Western Hemisphere
Mack Trucks President Demands Contract Offer
City Section reports Mack Trucks president demands a new contract offer as talks stall. Senator Robert Kennedy labeled the war era critic as the voice of discord amid national debate on Viet Nam policy.
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Mack Trucks
Sen
Robert Kennedy
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