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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1971

Page

4

Parents and students clash over Kent State fallout

A father writes to his son after Kent State urging loyalty to country yet condemning the son’s possible death. Michener notes parental hostility in Reader's Digest, while students describe harsh generational rifts. The piece warns that hate fuels more hate and urges healing between generations.

Kent State United States James Michener Reader's Digest Michener National Guard Kent Mitchener Tye

Onus On Parents In Drug Debate Experts Join Chorus

Two more experts blame parents for rising youth drug use in a discussion inspired by Allen Geller and Maxwell Boas new book The Drug Beat. They argue America’s mood altering drugs are a societal habit shaped by parental behavior and household medicine cabinets.

America Allen Geller Maxwell Boas

Fusion Hope Rising From Los Alamos Discoveries

A historian notes that fear of the future still haunts society while science offers a potential Golden Age. Los Alamos scientists report progress with the Scyllac device toward controlled fusion, producing hot deuterium plasma. Deuterium from sea water could power the world for billions of years, with minimal pollution and no long lived waste. The path to large scale use remains years away, but unlimited power could reshape civilization if global stability endures.

Christendom New Mexico Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Fred Ribe

Nutley man fined for dog cleanup law violation

James Forney became the first person charged under Nutley New York's animal waste cleanup ordinance after his Great Dane Snoopy was cited for not picking up on public streets. He plans to appeal, arguing constitutional questions.

Nutley Snoopy James Forney Forney

Quotes Reflect Ordinary Life and Modern Roles

Timely quotes capture Mrs. Joseph McDade describing life with her congressman husband about six times a year. Chief Dan George discusses acting choices and dignity in portraying Native characters alongside Dustin Hoffman in Little Big Man.

Joseph McDade Pennsylvania Washington Dan George Dustin Hoffman

Nation Demands Calley's Pardon Amid Calley Verdict Protests

Washington reports an unprecedented flood of mail telegrams and calls from all regions urging clemency for Lt William L Calley Jr condemned for the My Lai killings. Senators and representatives push resolutions backing a presidential pardon as protests surge. White House notes record public input and ordered Calley moved from the stockade to quarters at Fort Benning pending review.

David Lawrence Washington William L. Calley Jr My Lai White House Congress Calley Culley William Brock Tennessee James B. Allen Alabama Hhis John Davis Mocrat Georgia Walter Flowers Jack Edwards Fletcher Thompson House My Tai Henry Bellman Oklahoma Senate Sam J. Ervin Jr North Carolina United States Bellman Herman Talmadge Nixon Ft. Benning

Frederick County Team Plans Fresh Start In 1951

Manager Ramsey says the Frederick team will be built around new players with some veterans as nucleus for a pennant bid. Larry Larson, former catcher, signed to return. L R Titsworth visits for a rest and to renew old friendships. Billy Murray, famed Victor star, Storm and Shipley perform at City Opera House as Murray shares his Million Dollar Smile from a boyhood paper route in New York.

Frederick Ramsey Larry Larson Billy Murray Victor Storm Shipley City Opera House Murray New York

Automobile crash driver sought on Motter Avenue

Police hunted the motorist who fled after hitting a parked car owned by Richard S. Lakin and a telephone pole on Motter Avenue. Lakin heard the crash, found the car still at the scene, and the driver claimed he would not leave but drove off when Lakin started the engine. The Sugar Loaf Farm estate near Urbana changed hands again as the Foster family sold to Leon Loeb. The Fosters moved from Sugar Loaf due to Mrs. Foster’s ill health. A cooperative parks project, involving residents of the southeastern city, the Frederick Civic Club, and the city, nears completion.

Jerry Rubin Michener Kent Motter Avenue Richard S. Lakin Sugar Loaf Thurston Road Urbana Adm Paul Foster Philip F. Lee Leon Loeb Welcome Farm Fosters Foster Frederick Civic Club

Kennedy's Micronesia tour and Laos controversy ripple

Kindl y white haired David Kennedy tours Asia as ambassador at large aboard a lavish presidential jet. He visits Yap island amid staged improvements and a polluted lagoon, then prepares a tough report to Nixon on the Trust Territories. Separately Laos sparks a Washington Saigon dispute over the South Vietnamese raid and Lt. Gen. Lam's leadership. Senator Anderson presses to unwind Imperial Valley land grabs and challenge the 160 acre limit, urging an appeal to protect small farmers.

Washington David Kennedy Treasury Department John Connally Treasury Asia Pacific Isles Carol Whittle Siam Bali Isles Yap Island Kennedy Potemkin Russia Catherine the Great Interior Department Trust Territories Department of Roads Rat View Chicago Yap U.S Congress Nixon Laos Saigon White House Henry Kissinger Kissinger Thieu Hoang Xuan Lam Howard Turrentine Interior and Justice Departments Senate Water and Power Subcommittee Anderson John Mitchell

Investment Abroad: U S Jobs Pinch?

Washington argues that U S capital outlays abroad by corporate affiliates rose 22 percent in 1970 with another 16 percent expected in 1971 while domestic investment grew 5.5 percent in 1970 and 4.3 percent in 1971. The piece notes Western Europe leads in overseas expansion, warns this shifts funds from U S facilities and R&D, and urges deeper domestic efficiency and targeted investment to boost jobs and growth. It also discusses why foreign investment persists, including circumventing import barriers, and calls for tougher trade restrictions only if needed to spur competitiveness.

Washington NEA Nixon U.S France Germany Japan Western Europe United States Great Britain

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