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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1971

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2

Agnew China Rift Tests Nixon White House

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew questions President Nixon's China outreach amid Beijing ties move. White House backs Nixon while Rogers and Dole downplay a split. Agnew notes disagreement over how talks with Peking affect Taiwan status. Nixon considers inviting table tennis team to the United States.

White House Nixon Peking United States Agnew China William P. Rogers Robert J. Dole Kansas Dole Philadelphia Springfield Williamsburg

Emmitsburg Firemen Hold Meet

The Emmitsburg Vigilant Hose Company held a regular meeting on Tuesday April 13 with Vice President James Kittinger presiding. Reported activity included 18 fire calls one service call one drill and four calls with Squad 6 ambulance 69 for personal injury accidents. The 200 Club starts a 26 week run while truck 62 received clearance lights and a new pumper to enter service on April 15 designated as truck 84 in Frederick County and 305 in Adams County PA. Members approved Douglas Adams Charles Champlain Roy Reaver and Robert Copenhaver for membership and social membership respectively. A new lifting jack arrived for Squad 6 booster brakes are on order. The pool table has been recovered and is in use. Fleet Insurance is no longer available and riding on top of the new pumper is prohibited. Proposals to install an electric gas pump behind the building await an electric line. Adams County Firemen's Association Chiefs meeting will be hosted by Emmitsburg May 6. Volunteers for refreshments are requested and plans to advertise the Frederick County Firemen's Association Convention at New Midway this summer were approved. A training practice is set for April 27 at 6 30 p m and Barton American Pump School will be held May 15 16 at College Park. Harry Green and Dave Shorb were named to the May refreshment committee.

Emmitsburg Vigilant Hose Company James Kittinger McGlaughlin Frederick County Adams County Douglas Adams Charles Champlain Roy Reaver Robert Copenhaver Thomas White James Fitzgerald Adams County Firemen’s Association Emmitsburg Company 6 Frederick County Firemen’s Association New Midway Eugene Myers Barton American College Park Harry Green Dave Shorb Washington Supreme Court North South Cincinnati Chicago Charlotte N.C Mobile Ala Athens Chicago-Cook County Julius J. Hoffman

Four Injured in Street Collision on West Second Street

Police said four people were injured in a 4:35 p.m. crash on West Second Street. Mrs. Lorraine Hiltner Winifred, 45, of Fairview Avenue, received hospital treatment for neck pains. Wynkoop was charged with failure to reduce speed. Estimated damages totaled 550 dollars to Wynkoop’s car and 175 dollars to Mrs. Winifred’s.

West Second Street Lorraine Hiltner Winifred Fairview Avenue Wynkoop Winifred

Mayor Warns Cities Must Dump Trash

Washington AP reports Harry W. Kelley mayor of Ocean City Maryland warns the Senate Subcommittee on Oceans and Atmosphere that without a dump plan municipalities face a real risk. He notes incineration limits and distant landfills push ocean dumping as an option for distressed towns. experts urge state participation and careful site consideration before any national ban.

Washington United States Conference of Mayors Harry W. Kelley Ocean City Senate Subcommittee On Oceans and Atmosphere Kelley Leigh H. Hammond North Carolina Hammond William J. Hargis Jr Virginia Institute of Marine Science Gloucester Point Virginia

Public Works: Jobs Voted By House Approves 5.5 Billion Plan

The House approved a 5.5 billion public works and construction program to boost the economy. The package includes 2 billion for projects in hard hit areas, 1.54 billion for four more years of regional programs, and 1.95 billion for local economy upgrades, plus a separate 4 billion public service jobs bill.

Washington House Senate Appalachia Nixon

Damascus Ladies Plan GOP Benefit

The Herbert Hoover Republican Women's Club hosts a noon buffet luncheon and auction on Wednesday April 28 at Damascus United Methodist Church Education Center to raise funds. Auction chair Mrs Wesley Spangenberg seeks donations and notes an imported Princess Ring from Thailand will be sold with legends promising safety and desires. An arts and crafts table and bake sale accompany the event.

Damascus United Methodist Church Education Center Herbert Hoover Republican Women’s Club Wesley Spangenberg Thailand

Supreme Court May Rule On Northern Integration

The Supreme Court may hear Northern desegregation cases from Cincinnati and Chicago suburbs alongside Southern school disputes. Key issues involve uniform desegregation standards and whether housing patterns create unlawful segregation, with a potential Northward impact on court guidance.

Supreme Court

Senate Pushes Uniform Desegregation Across Regions

The Senate passed a $1.5 billion desegregation bill amendment by Sen. John Stennis 44 to 34 seeking uniform enforcement in the North and South. Critics say it lacks implementation machinery and could be watered down in a House conference. Stennis argues the measure rejects a double standard and notes the North would face pressure from federal policy. Britain's population density is cited as among the world’s highest, with Greater London far exceeding national averages.

Washington Senate North South John Stennis D-Miss House Dixie Stennis

Martinsburg Bank Suspects Seized In Martinsburg Heist

FBI agents arrested two Baltimore men tied to a Martinsburg Citizens National Bank burglary during the weekend of January 24 1970. Patrick F McCarty 47 Anne Arundel County welder and George R Beck 34 Baltimore iron worker are held on 25000 bonds. A third suspect Orie E Biles Jr 36 remains sought.

Baltimore FBI West Virginia Martinsburg Patrick FE. McCarty Anne Arundel County George R. Beck Orie E. Biles Jr Citizens National Bank

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