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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1969
Page
3
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The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that defendants must receive transcripts of conversations overheard by illegal listening devices. Attorney General Mitchell urged reversal citing national security risks. He testified to Senate critics while Congress weighs anti racketeering measures and efforts to cut mob funding.
The four month student strike at San Francisco State College ends with an agreement but violence and harassment of liberal political scientist Professor John Bunzel drew condemnation. Civil Liberties Union official Ernest Besig expressed alarm at the treatment of Bunzel, who led the political science department, as militants argued against liberal values and due process. The piece laments assaults on First Amendment rights and argues radicals reject reason in favor of will.
Senate minority leader Dirksen lauded Nixon’s first 60 days as restoring trust and discipline and urged calling the Administration a Responsible Society. He likened the pace to building on solid rock and cited Raymond Aron’s view that Nixon’s low key approach could calm a wearied public.
A Frederick MD reader accuses the county Board of Education of using intimidation to silence critics. The letter details an incident involving a staff member and threats of reprisals against a husband, plus editor notes about a related misrepresentation of the writer’s employment.
A local dealer notes no drop in coal prices in the near term. Freight from fret west between Lime Kiln and Brunswick shifts to weekly shipments by BAC railroad. The Maryland Classis Reformed Church Woman's Missionary Society plans its annual meeting at Glade Reformed Church Walkersville. Forecasters predict warmer weather after an unusually cold April.
The Frederick County commissioners debated a jail fee model including a dumb waiter to move food between floors while the Senate reduced fines for police suspensions. Frost and ice caused damage to peaches in low lying areas as temperatures dropped to 27 degrees.
Huntsville, Alabama grows as a defense and space hub uneasily tied to Congress debate over a 6.5 billion ABM system and plans for 10 more moon landings. Redstone Arsenal employs about 1,200 in Sentinel ABM work, while 27,000 depend on missile space jobs and 15,000 on nonspace industries. The city hopes von Braun and lawmakers secure new funding, as expansion efforts lure firms and wage levels keep labor in high demand.
A fragmentary screed urges the community to permit clarification of the Thomas Johnson situation and to challenge rash incendiary writing. The text cites Dr Targlda and mentions Frederick Maryland addresses, with garbled lines indicating a plea for fact over opinion and to withhold sensational rhetoric.
Two groups in the central Pacific revert to Japanese administration the Volcanos including Iwo Jima and the Bonins including Chi Chi dima. A school teacher Francis Relhinry wrote the pledge of allegiance to the flag. The question asks about a planet named Venis, a misrendering of Venus.
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