Metroliners Shape All Weather Rail Shuttle Service
Ten weeks after metroliners began, Penn Central non stop service aims to be an all weather shuttle between center cities in the dense corridor. Trains run about two hours and twenty to thirty minutes Washington to New York with stops. speeds reach 90.6 mph, surpassing auto and rivaling air travel when airport drive times are counted. Parking near Union Station is limited, but the service eases highway congestion and weather problems affecting air travel. Similar rail lines nationwide may gain popularity.
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New York
Washington
Penn Central
Center City
Metrouliners
Baltimore
Prederich
Metro
Rai
Liberals Rated by ADA After 90th Congress Session
The American liberal group ADA scored members of the Senate and House on liberal lines. Robert F. Kennedy and Clifford Case topped the Senate with 100, while Dirksen and Percy showed contrasting scores. In the House, 24 members reached 100 and 29 hit 92, with 155 rated non liberals. The piece notes a liberal House and conservative Senate trend ahead of 1970 elections.
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Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Clifford B. Case
New Jersey
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Charles H. Percy
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Jacob K. Javits
House
Congress
Capital Gains Tax Loophole Under Scrutiny by House Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee reviews capital gains taxes aimed at profits from property held six months or longer. NYSE President Robert W. Haack defends taxing gains after taxes as essential for reinvestment, arguing reduced rates encourage capital formation and revenue, while lawmakers consider shortening holding periods to raise taxes.
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House Ways and Means Committee
Robert W. Haack
New York Stock Exchange
Supreme Court rulings perplex mayors over parade permits
The Supreme Court reversed a Negro minister’s conviction for violating a city parade ban without permits. Justice Stewart said that ordering permits for public demonstrations infringes First Amendment free speech, though cities argue street use for safety and traffic.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Stewart
High Court
Seizure of Pueblo Turned Sour for N. Korea Boss
A New York based analysis describes how the Pueblo incident was used by Kim Il Sung to pressure the United States for war plans and Soviet aid. It discusses U S responses, the impact on Vietnam and the Kremlin, and contrasts it with Western court rulings on protests and First Amendment limits in demonstrations.
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Pueblo
N. Korea
Seoul
United States
Kim
Ho Chi Minh
Elanot
Vietnam
U.S
Soviet Union
United Shites
North
Jotinan
Ding
Certian
South Korea
Hanoi
Washington
Puebla
Washingtton
Moscow
Wonsan
Acmayer
Supreme Court of the United States
Campaign to raise funds for France at local YMCA
A meeting at the YMCA discussed an campaign to contribute 81 500 to the stricken people of France. Judge Glenn H. Worthington presided as workers planned a drive in the city and county. Local partners planned a conference on forming a rural loan association to aid farmers with low interest loans.
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Welrld
YMCA
Prance
Glenn HW. Worthington
Orjrunial Loan Association
Frederick County
Rail line may drop passenger service on Shenandoah Valley Line
A Shenandoah Valley Railroad official warned that low traffic could force abandonment of Brunawich to support passenger runs. The company loses thousands of dollars annually on the service. In a separate fire report, alarms drew workers from several firms as a blaze damaged three houses on Middle Alley before being controlled.
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Lok
Bal
Himorl
Olo Railroad
Brunawich
Shenandoah Valley
Cig
Middle Alley
Wallace Eyes Alabama Governorship 1970 bid outlined
Alabama political observers report strong Wallace interest in a 1970 run. A broad fundraising newsletter targets one million readers with Alabama potential subscribers near 100000, possibly yielding over 1 million dollars. Wallace’s operation includes extensive files on Brewer and Nixon and wires for a bumper-sticker campaign if needed. Brewer’s path to reelection faces a determined rival.
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Montgomery
Ala
NEA
George Wallace
Alabama
Albert Brewer
Wallace
Cecil Jackson
Seymore Trammell
Bill Jones
Washington
Brewer
Nixon
P.O. Box
Lurleen Wallace
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Letters To The Editor City Dump Pollution Concerns
Readers critique Frederick City dump burning as major air pollution source and call for stricter controls on waste burning. Another letter condemns the new film rating system as a joke, citing Dr Dolittle and inappropriate scenes for children.
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Sir Iam
Crederick
Frederick
Spicknall
Prehorich
Vralerick
Su. Teel
Dr. Dolittle
Pet
Lamping
Herth
Virginia Avenue
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