Referendum Battle Over Maryland Private School Aid
Opponents led by the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers mobilize to force a public vote on the Non-public Education Scholarship Program after Gov Mandel signed the bill. The plan would grant vouchers up to 200 dollars per student based on tuition or family income, with eligibility and signatures to trigger a referendum.
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Maryland
Maryland General Assembly
Marvin Mandel
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
PTA
State Scholarship Board
Maryland Pta
State Board of Education
Committee For Public Education and Religious Liberty
PEARL
Maryland Board of Education
Frederick County Council
Frederick County Teachers Association
Marjorie Saxon
PTA Council
Frederick County
St. Joseph’s
Emmitsburg
St. John’s
Frederick
Elaine
St. Joseph’s High School
Kraushaar
Thirteen Americans Dead In Bangkok Hotel Fire
In Bangkok, at least 13 Americans were among 24 killed in the Imperial Hotel fire. The victims include the wife and three children of Lt Col Herbert Matsuo of Honolulu and another son who survived. The U.S. Embassy said names of two more American victims were withheld. Thai police listed additional casualties among crew, tourists, and locals.
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Bangkok
Imperial Hotel
Herbert Matsuo
Honolulu
Wanda
Michael
Lawrence
Wayne
U.S
Gerald Farrow
New Jersey
Lloyd
Eagle
Merger of 2 Drug Firms Faces Challenge By FTC
The FTC blocks Warner-Lambert Parke Davis merger, alleging antitrust harm. Warner-Lambert and Parke Davis combined assets worth 971 million in 1969, with the FTC seeking divestment to a new corporation using the old Parke Davis name. The case follows a Justice Department decision not to sue amid political ties and public scrutiny.
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FTC
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Parke, Davis & Co
Warner-Lambert Co
Richard W. McLaren
Richard G. Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Warner-Lambert
Nixon
Elmmer H. Bobst
Bobst
Nixon-Agnew
Seattle
Senate Commerce Committee
McLaren
Warner- Lambert
Parke
Davis
New York
Stuart K. Hensley
Hensley
FEC
Parke, Davis
Anti-War Veterans Defy Mall Eviction Ruling
Viet Nam veterans vowing to stay at their Mall camp despite Chief Justice Burger's order banning camping. They staged mock missions on the Capitol steps, lobbed at lawmakers, and laid two wreaths at Arlington for Vietnam victims. Justice Department planned enforcement. Interior cited public order and health concerns. Local ceme tery entry confusion noted with wreaths placed under a cherry tree.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Capitol
Arlington National Cemetery
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Justice Department
Federal Court of Appeals
Lincoln Memorial
Supreme Court
Here
Interior Department
U.S. Park
Department
Red Chinese Tennis Team To Come Here
Detroit AP report says Graham Steenhoven announced Communist Chinese table tennis players have accepted an invitation to visit the United States in the near future. He will discuss the invitation today with President Nixon. The U S table tennis team leader disclosed the invitation was made when his group arrived in China, the first American group to visit since 1949.
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Detroit
U.S. Table Tennis Association
United States
Nixon
Graham Steenhoven
China
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State Superintendent of Schools
Saginaw, Mich
Parks and Recreation
Saginaw
Pretoria
South Africa
Fort Hare
Ngoye
Turfloop
Attlas
Atlas
Briggs & Stratton
Home Ote Farm Equip. Center, Inc
Thurmont MD
Spa
En — Wickes
Isale
Lauan
John Metzler
Patricia Stone
Brookline
Mass
Bob Maland
Albuquerque
N.M
Indochina
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Boor
THE
Diner‘s Club
Uge
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