Russians Pursue National Interests in Quiet Kremlin Moves
William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet policy shifts as the Kremlin pursues national interests with a restrained stance. He notes cautious public messaging on Vietnam and Stockholm proceedings, while Moscow eyes Asia and sea power, signaling potential hardening with the United States amid Western maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Sneidenis
Sea of Japan
Kremlin
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Stockholm
Pravda Tartly
United States
Sofin
Bulgaria
Leonid
Brahney
Europe
U.S
Siberia
Fidel Cagiry
Caw
West Germany
Soviet Delivers Version of Two Sea Scrapes
The Soviet Union handed a note to U3 Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson outlining its account of two collisions between Soviet and American destroyers in the Sea of Japan. The U S Embassy said Thompson raised concerns, while the State Department noted no evidence of deliberate intent to worsen ties or link to Vietnam. Thompson was to follow up on protests with the Soviet Foreign Ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Llewellyn FE. Thompson
Sea of Japan
U.S
Thompson
J Conomir
Semenov
Washington
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Veiday
Vietnam
McCloskey
Senator Warns of Drug Diversion to Asia Communists
The report cites alleged diversion of millions of dollars of antibiotics from South Vietnam to Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. The AP notes that AID denied large scale drug imports continued after September and disputed figures cited by Senator Bayh.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Agency For
Tiinal Development
Per Aid
Seaport
de Fitch Bayh
Bayh
Bayh Delivers Probe On AID Drug Exports To Vietnam
Sen. Bayh criticizes AID for drug shipments to South Vietnam during 1988, citing 27000 kilos of broad spectrum antibiotics imported under AID authority. He alleges misuse and profits by Roche and notes Chinese language packaging, urging congressional inquiry into the program and management.
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North
Vietnam
China
Bayh
Johnson
Rutherford BM. Poats
Depusty
AID
Poats
Narert Tamblyo
South Vietnam
Rouseel
France
Rousce
Rayh
Congress
Local Deaths Newton McCarney 75 in Smithsburg
Newton McCarney 75 of Smithsburg Route 1 died Friday at Washington County Hospital after six months illness. Born Mount Hope Adams County he was a painter and Eagles Club member. Survived by sisters Mary Selford Alice Thomas and brother Austin L. McCarney. Funeral Monday 10 am Minnich Funeral Home Smithsburg with ministers officiating.
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Newton Snively McCarney
Smithsburg
Washington County Hospital
Mount Hope
Adaims' County
Levi Baldwin McCarney
Sarah Ann Watson McCarney
Waynesboro
Eagles Club Inc
Mary E. Selford
Fairfield
Alice M. Thomas
Blue Ridge Summit
Austin L. McCarney
Minnich
Hey
Paul W. 5
Gilvert
Nea
Unie Mere
Gettysburg
Hagerstown Optimist Club
Optimistic Tnvestment Club
Sery-A-Vending Company
Maryland Automatic Merchandising Council
National Automatic Merchantising Association
Tireetors
Magerstown Boy's Club
Nellie Gutshall Stine
Charles G. Stine
Rockville
Douglas Stine
Hagerstown
George BD
Watts Jr
William Jordan
Silver Springs
Edgar Toms
Leonard Wakenight
Hagersvine
Edward P
Hagers- Veinze
Ray Wanstown
Woman 80 Admits Selling Pop Pills
Elizabeth R Wilke of Westminster pleaded no contest to illegal sale of alphatamine pills to truck drivers. She received five years probation and a $1000 fine. The 1919 Johns Hopkins Medical School graduate said she sold the pills for a small profit and felt sympathy for the drivers.
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Baltimore
Elizabeth R.wilke
Westminster
U.S
Frank A. Kaufman
Alynsus
Wilkens
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Mailbox Blown Up On Long Meadow Drive
Sheriff's Deputy Alonzo Hoff man investigates a midnight explosion that destroyed the mailbox of Joseph BR Rulewich at 201 Long Meadow Drive.
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Alonzo Hoffman
Joseph BR
Rulewich
Long Meadow Drive
Eidaw
City Airman Outstanding At Dover Base
CMSgt. Albert Ty Wiley was selected as the 21st Air Force Outstanding Airman for 1967 at Dover Air Force Base. A 23 year Air Force veteran, he has served in personnel, previously as a Reserve Hais on NCO for the Reserve Forces in Maryland West Virginia and Virginia. He lives on base with his wife Betty Clopper and their son Stephen and may receive mail at Dover AFB Delaware 19901.
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Albert Ty. Wiley
Dover
Haison
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Dover Afb
Stephen
Georgia Military Coll- Cec
Cmset
Albert K. Wiley
1St Avenue
Delaware
Hopes Fade for Finding 3 Hannibal Boys Missing
Fresh troops join the search in Hannibal Missouri for Craig Dowell 14 Sony Hoag 13 and Billy Hoag 11 missing since midweek. Crews widen cave area Murphy's Cave amid highway work and possible sinkhole dangers while National Guardsmen stay on site through the weekend to aid the effort.
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Thomas K. Harvey
Hannibal
Missouri
Craig Dowell
Sony Hoag
Billy Hoag
Haumiba
Murphy's Cave
Ben
Missouri National Guardsmen
Auto Sales Jump in First May 10 Days Fueled by GM Surge
U S auto sales for the first 10 days of May rose sharply aided by General Motors gains and an extra selling day. May 1-10 total reached 2 53 0498 cars up 24 percent from the year prior as four automakers posted gains including Ford Chrysler and AMC.
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William T. Halls
Detroit
Xscord
General Motors
U.S
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Houston
Tex
Audieves
Townsend
Senate
American Maters
Chevrolet
Pantiac
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Ford
AMC
Assault Case Under Police Investigation in Hagerstown
City police investigate an assault after three Hagerstown men found with glass fragments near the post office just after 1 a.m. The suspects are Donald D. Rogers Roy Jenkins and Marvin Hoff singer. A later report notes two wallet thefts under inquiry including a home burglary on 611 North Mulberry Street and a car theft on Salem Avenue.
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Hagerstown
Donald Dee Rogers
Robinwood Drive
Roy Tee Jenkins
Marvin Eugene Hoffsinger
Garlinger Ano
Jenkins
Unlisinger
Washington County Hospital
Paul Peacher
Sgt
A.C. Palmer
Rogers
Peacher
Palmer
Vneves
Helen M. Perrott
N. Mulberry &T
Giant Mushrooms Found Near Indian Springs Farm
Stanley Edgar Smith of Hagerstown Bret reports two mushrooms over ten inches long found at Indian Springs. The发现 occurs near local fields and is noted by residents as unusual.
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Stanley Edgar Smith
Hagerstown
Bret. 2
Indian Springs
Court Rules Rails Must Bargain Over Future Jobs For Firemen
The Court of Appeals ruled railroads must bargain with unions over future fireman and engine crew jobs as a strike deadline neared. The decision requires the two sides to submit a proposed settlement within 10 days and to confer on terms.
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Rails
Washington
Volun
Court of Appeals
Teighty
Wolfe
Johnson
Qnt Leighly
Apl-Cio Brotherhood of Law
Congress
Oft-Arrested Youth Replaces Carmichael in Black Power Shift
An oft arreste youth replaces Carmichael as the organization adopts black power measures. Carmichael plans to return to field work and had discussed leading the home rule campaign in Washington DC.
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Carmichael
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower Finds Water Tastes So Good During Recovery
President Eisenhower continues to improve at Walter Reed Army Hospital as his wife reports he enjoyed soup and remarked that water tastes so good. The Friday medical bulletin notes he is up in his room and progressing, with no fixed departure date announced.
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Washington
Dwight PD
Eisenhower
Lyndon
Johnson
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Fragmented OCR notes on property and event details
Incomplete text outlines a property related event with numbers and months, mentioning a 2 hour period and a three month term. It references a test or listing, a rating or set date, and an association role amid unclear context and names.
Prayer for strengthened homes from National Council of Churches
A prayer asks divine protection for families and homes, seeking healing after life storms. It requests strength and inspiration for new tasks and to make the home a sanctuary of love for all who dwell or visit, attributed to Arion Goenne in Upper Montclair New Jersey.
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Quy
Yale
Jesus
Arion —Willam
Goenne
Upper Montclair
Department of Family Life
National Council of Churches
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Mathers Day Buffet
M. Cipolla
Caledonia Park
Franklin
Morgal
YMCA
Capital Funds Appeal
Hy Ross
Zcpp
Cynthia Molle
Menantile
J. E
Long
Atlanta
Louisiana
Stokely Jobayen
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
H. Rap Brown
SNCC
Brown
Baton Rouge
Selma
Ala
Ni Ely
Ike
Wallace Hairstylists
Holiday Acres
Holiday Maple Cosmetic Company
Wallace
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