Cardinal Shehan resigns as Baltimore archbishop at age 76
Lawrence Joseph Cardinal Shehan, longtime Baltimore archbishop and civil rights advocate, resigns after 12 years in the post. Pope Paul VI accepts the resignation on the 75th birthday, naming Bishop William Borders of Orlando as his successor.
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Emmitsburg
Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton
Pope Pauli VI
William D. Borders
Orlando
Fla
United States
Sisters of Charity
Pangborne Memorial Campanile
Mt. St. Mary's Teppe
Martin Luther King
Washington, D.C
Archdiocese
Supreme Court
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Gwynn Oak Park
Pope Paul V
Paul
Rome
Borders
Mark Twain
David
God
Time Magazine
U.S
Davide Mullinix
Mullinix Mill
Mount Airy
Letters To The Editor Highlight Public Discourse
A reader column recounts letters and editorials from the Howard County Times and other notices. It discusses free speech, religion in schools, and public sentiment, featuring Maryland figures and local addresses.
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Howard County Times
Hazel M. Toler
College Park
Times
the Times
Post Office Department
Jack I. Matthews
Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc
Maryland Farm Bureau
George McGovern
Ralph Nader
White House
Washington
Sam Green
Tax loopholes and untaxed income spark reform debate
An analysis contrasts IRS figures showing 806 billion dollars in personal income with 465 billion untaxed through loopholes. Freeman argues exemptions and deductions aid equity and policy aims, while critics seek repeal. Amtrak ridership rose 23 percent in January but timekeeping practice skews on time rates. Nixon’s Houston visit highlights inflation and spending trends.
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Internal Revenue Service
Roger A. Freeman
Stanford University
Hoover Institution
Philip M. Stern
Freeman
Medical Berman
Amtrak
National Railroad
United Transportation Union
Watergate CIA turmoil and Navy probe swirl in report
Historic notes recount the Watergate era CIA security chief Howard Osborn retirement and a sprawling Navy contract dispute linked to Sen. Russell Long. The piece also mentions a Treasury stance on a World Bank loan to Greece and Greece's 1967 dictatorship context.
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Washington
Watergate
Central Intelligence Agency
Howard Osborn
Osborn
CIA
James McCord
Cla
FBI
Lee Pennington
Pennington
the McCord
McCord
Senate Watergate
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Meno
Nedzi
Colby
Navy Blues
Russell Long
D-La
Navy
Lang
Senate Finance Committee
J. Roy Beenel
Becnel
Lewis Malnak
Cherry Hill
N.J
Internal Revenue Service
Malnak
Lew Malnak
Long
Louisiana
Bob Hunter
Hunter
Sen
Holly
Russell
Polaris
Edwin Forstyhe
R-N.j
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Justice Department
Treasury Department
Henry Gonzales
D-Tex
World Bank
Greece
Treasury
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