Recreation Area Summer Possibility at Apple Pie Ridge Site
A Frederick County public recreation plan for a large lake and fishing area could advance by next summer with federal and state funding. The Apple Pie Ridge site, four miles north of James Wood High School, faces limestone and sinkhole concerns but remains under active study for suitability and cost. Local officials and groups like the Izaak Walton League discussed financing, site options, and future expansion as part of a county wide recreation development effort.
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State Game Commission
Jack M. Hoffman
Fish Division
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Game Commission
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Izaak Walton League
James H. Ross
Apple Pie Ridge
James Wood High School
G. R. Thompson
Eugene Lurber
Virginia
John F. Kane
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Kane
Mr. Kane
Withdrawal of Troops Eases Tensions on Cyprus
In Nicosia Greek Cypriots withdrew at sunrise from two villages after fighting, while Turkish Cypriots held 23 bodies found by U N peacekeepers. Turkish Cabinet met with armed forces on alert and airports closed, then reopened as tensions eased. U N said one Greek Cypriot soldier killed and seven Turkish Cypriot civilians wounded.
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Nicosia
Cyrpso
Cyprus
U.N
Ankara
Turkey
Kophinou
Turish Ayios Theodorus
U.S
Vietnam
Norfolk to share in model cities program
The AP reports 65 projects in 63 cities across 33 states plus District of Columbia and Puerto Rico will share 11 million dollars in planning funds. If planning succeeds, they compete for 300 million dollars in supplemental grants for urban renewal and blighted neighborhood rehabilitation.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Congress
Weather Dip Prompts Cold Night and Mild Next Day
The town records 19 degrees at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory last night. Forecast calls for 20 to 26 degrees tonight and highs of 44 to 50 tomorrow. Special federal aid plans target social, physical, and economic improvements in listed neighborhoods with joint federal state local and private efforts. States and cities listed include Huntsville, Texarkana, Fresno, Oakland, Richmond, Denver, Bridgeport, Hartford, New Haven, Washington, Dade County, Miami, Tampa, Atlanta, Gainesville, Honolulu, Chicago, East St. Louis, Gary, Des Moines, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Manchester, Hoboken, Newark, Trenton, Albuquerque, Buffalo, Harlem, Bronx, Brooklyn, Poughkeepsie, Rochester, Charlotte, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Tulsa, Portland, Philadelphia.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Alabama
Huntsville
Arkansas
Texarkana
California
Fresno
Oakland
Richmond
Colorado
Denver
Trinidad
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
District of Columbia
Washington
Florida
Dade County
Miami
Tampa
Georgia
Atlanta
Gainesville
Hawaii
Honolulu
Illinois
Chicago
New Hampshire
Manchester
New Jersey
Hoboken
Newark
Trenton
New Mexico
Albuquerque
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Buffalo
East Harlem
South Bronx
Brooklyn
Poughkeepsie
Rochester
North Carolina
Charlotte
Ohio
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Haiphong Shipyard No 2 Hit By U S Bombers
U S Navy A4 Skyhawks struck Haiphong Shipyard No 2 near the city center, a first Vietnam War raid on an off limits target. The attack hit a boat construction yard on the Tram Bac river. no damage details were released.
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Saigon
Haiphong
U.S
Tram Bac
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Dak To
Battleground
Central Highlands
Westmoreland Won't Seek Bigger Vietnam Troop Commitment
Gen. Westmoreland reportedly will press for faster deployment of troops already authorized but will not seek an increase above 525,000. White House talks with President Johnson and top officials follow Westmoreland arrival from Saigon as Bunker reports cautious progress and bombing pauses are debated with Thieu seeking a year end halt.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
Johnson l
White House
Johnson
Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Walt W. Rostow
Robert Komer
Saigon
Pentagon
North Vietnam
House Foreign Affairs
Nguyen van Thieu
Antipoverty Bill Passes House Amid Funding Cut
The House approved a pared down antipoverty bill 283 to 129 after trimming the spending to 1.6 billion dollars. The measure extends the Office of Economic Opportunity programs for a year, with Johnson requesting 2.06 billion and Senate action pending a compromise.
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Johnson
House
Office of Economic Opportunity
Violent Storm Paralyzes Boston
A heavy winter storm dumped up to 13 inches of snow across New England causing four deaths and a massive Boston traffic jam. Cars ran out of fuel and stalled, with motorists stranded for hours. Students from Harvard Radcliffe MIT and Boston University aided motorists while a Boston City Hospital team aided a baby delivery in a trapped car. City restaurants hotels and services were overwhelmed as temperatures plummeted to record lows.
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Boston
New England
Robert Jones
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Harvard
Radcliffe
MIT
Boston University
Boston City
Sabeno Rivera
Carmela
Beach Conger
Rosemary O’brien
Ohio
Vietnamese Premier Reprieves Three Viet Cong Terrorists
Bulletin SAIGON AP reports Premier Nguyen Van Loc commuted to life imprisonment three Viet Cong terrorists who were slated for execution at dawn Friday in a Saigon prison. The VC radio had warned of reprisals, accusing the U.S. and the Thieu-Ky government of barbaric acts.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Loc
U.S
Panamanian arrests peddler may be Nazi chief Mueller
A Panama City arrest drew international intrigue as investigators weigh if the suspect is Heinrich Mueller. Fingerprints were sent to West Berlin for comparison. Belgian informants and a graphologist claim Mueller’s handwriting matches the suspect. Local officials note a strong resemblance but question the identification.
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Panama
Heinrich Mueller
Hitler
Gestapo
Adolf Eichmann
U.S
Francis Willard Keith
Webb City
West Berlin
Mueller
Berliner Morgenpost
Gerhard Spletzer
Munich
Sophie Mueller
Department of Investigations
Hector Valdes
Valdes
West Germany
Justice Ministry
Heinrich Himmler
Simon Wesenthal
Eichmann
Argentina
Positively No Hunting on My Farm Auction Notice
E Earl Shade Conner announces an auction Friday at 7 p.m. featuring Christmas toys and merchandise on his farm. The notice promotes the event as a sale of surplus or unwanted items.
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E. Earl Shade
Conner’s Auction
Sato Pleased With Talks on Okinawa and Bonin Islands
Japan's Prime Minister Eisaku Sato left Washington for New York after two days of bargaining with President Johnson. The United States promised to return the Bonin Islands including Iwo Jima, but no timetable was given for Okinawa. Sato heads to confront U Thant on the matter amid the strategic base near China.
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Washington
Japan
Eisaku Sato
New York
Johnson
Sato
United States
Bonin Islands
Sow Jima
Okinawa
U.N
U Thant
High Pressure Brings Clear Skies to Virginia
A high pressure system covered the eastern third of the nation today bringing clear skies and below normal temperatures to Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
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