Nixon Must Make Jobs A Priority In Hard Times
In Frederick Maryland on April 26 1971 a columnist argues the US faces a persistent 6 percent national unemployment with 10 to 12 percent in nearby Western Maryland counties. He urges a modern WPA style program and bold White House action to avoid a one term presidency for Nixon amid recession and Vietnam withdrawal tensions.
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America
Works Progress Administration
PWA
Public Works Administration
United States
Roosevelt
Nixon
Maryland
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Matthew J. White
Hagerstown
State Employment Service
Washington
Frederick County
White
Mr. White
Washington County
Labor Department
Frederick Washington
Garrett
Allegany County
W. Va
Berkeley
Morgan
Jefferson Counties
Germantown
Montgomery County
Richard Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vietnam
Senate
Congress
Southeast Asia
WPA
White House
Quotations on Fear, Work, and Courage From Churchill Roosevelt Roosevelt
A collection of admonitions on rebuilding, destruction, and overcoming fear. Churchill warns against hasty ruin, Roosevelt Encourages persistent action to conquer fear, citing growth through repeated success. The quotes emphasize courage, discipline, and faith.
Timely quotes on space, war and revenue sharing
Werner von Braun predicts a future where space travel becomes a money maker and costs are outweighed by gains. Dean Rusk suggests mass peace marches could signal an end to war. Bella Abzug criticizes Nixon's revenue sharing as shifting funds rather than creating new investment.
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NASA
Werner von Braun
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Nixon
Third Child Sterilization Call Spurs Letters to Editor
Readers debate population control and moral policy with letters from Alvahe Young Detour Md Sara Sensor Frederick Md and Mrs R Taylor about family size for the future, concerns over an adult bookstore, free expression, and a tax lien notice involving Helen G Alexander.
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China
Supreme Court Rules on De Jure School Segregation Limits
The Supreme Court upheld district courts power to desegregate by assigning students or teachers and using equitable relief to end state imposed segregation. It ruled that busing is not universally required and that the Civil Rights Act preserves federal courts remedial powers, while acknowledging that de facto neighborhood segregation in the North is not mandated for federal intervention.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
South
Fay
North Carolina
Warren E. Burger
United States
North
Congress
Fate of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal debated by Navy board
The fate of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on which Brunswick sits, is tied to the U S Navy board after pleas by Washington and Cumberland businessmen for continued Navy coal shipments. Secretary Denby referred the matter to the board for action. The Sixteenth Annual convention of the State Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet in Frederick in June with J Harry Kennedy as host president. A new Democratic plan in Frederick County gives women equal say in party affairs, including representation on the Executive and State Central Committees.
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Frederick Post
News
Ellis Wachter
Frederick County
I.R.S
Charles D. Long
Helen G. Alexander
Treasury Department
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Brunswick
General Board
United States Navy
Denby
Washington and Cumberland
Navy
State Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Frederick
Frederick Aerie
Aerie
J. Harry Kennedy
Democratic Party
Bridge survey sparks Brunswick river crossing plan
State Roads Commission sources confirm surveyors at work in Brunswick for a new Potomac River bridge likely routing over B and O tracks near Virginia Ave and W Potomac St. Mrs Clifford M Yinger elected Worthy Grand Matron of Maryland Eastern Star. County schools progressing, plans for a new elementary and Lincoln High additions.
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State Roads Commission
Brunswick
Potomac River
Virginia Ave
W. Potomac St
Clifford M. Yinger
Frederick
Order of the Eastern Star
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Yinger
Eugene W. Pruitt
Lincoln High
Kremlin fears Chinese American diplomacy sparks war fears
The article reports Soviet officials growing anxious over warming China US relations. Moscow suspects Beijing aims to drive a wedge with Washington and even seeks a future US Soviet clash. It cites claims of China blocking rail shipments to pressure Soviets and secret talks with the US. It notes Kremlin suspicions and a push to resume contact with the US. It also covers a marijuana commission hearing dispute involving Michael Sonnenreich and Ramsey Clark.
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Washington
Kremlin
Peking
U.S
Moscow
China
Russia
Vietnam
Warsaw
Chou En-lai
National Commission On Drug Abuse
Commission
Michael Sonnenreich
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Taxlien
Alexander
News-Post
Sonnenreich
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
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Stroup
Ramsey Clark
Reform Group
Clark
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Ray Schafer
Pennsylvania
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