Senate Panel Links US Plots Against Castro to Kennedy Killing
Maryland Senator Charles Mathias says a public report will cite indications of Cuban intelligence and a CIA operative code named Am-Lash as contacts in plots against Castro and possible ties to Kennedy's assassination. He notes doubts about the Warren Commission and says an addendum may reveal more by late May.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Maryland
Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Am-Lash
Castro
Intelligence Committee
AmLash
Paris
CIA
Desmond Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Fitzgerald
Senate Committee
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Commission
CLA
FBI
James G. Abourezk
D-S.d
Middle East
Hafez el Assad
Mideast
Carnochan honored at testimonial dinner in Frederick County
Dr. John L. Carnochan Jr. was honored by about 225 friends at a testimonial dinner in Hagerstown as he ends 12 years as Frederick County schools superintendent. Gov. Mandel issued a Certificate of Distinguished Citizenship and State Superintendent Sensenbaugh presented a Certificate of Appreciation.
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John L. Carnochan Jr
Frederick County
Venice Inn
Hagerstown
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Edward F. Thomas
Frederick Carrall
James A. Sensenbaugh
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Emily
Alfred P. Thackston Jr
Ohn E. Tritt
Ce Anda Ae
Dr. Carnochan
Eustaico Aluminum Co
Tritt
Carnochan
Sen. Thomas
Venice
Lawerence A. Dorsey
Frederick L. Smith
Gordon Smith
News-Post
Opposition grows to New Market zoning proposal
At a packed New Market hearing residents and Urbana neighbors opposed a plan to rezone farmland to Agriculture Zone restricting subdivision and development. Farmers and supporters urged preserving A-1 rights while seeking fair compensation and safeguards against overdevelopment and loss of rural character.
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New Market
Urbana
Lawrence Johnson
Winchester Hall
Johnson
Charles Watkins
Watkins
Gerald Schipper
Tramsville
Frederick Named All-America City 1975-76
President Ford sent a telegram to Mayor Ronald N Young and Frederick citizens congratulating their selection by the National Municipal League as an All American City. Senator Mathias voiced special pride and read the News Post editorial into the Congressional Record. The message praises civic effort and Bicentennial leadership.
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Gerald Ford
Ronald N. Young
Frederick
National Municipal League
America
U.S
Charles Mec. Mathias Jr
News-Post
Congressional Record
Ford
Fort Frederick to Dedicate Enlisted Barracks on May 1
Fort Frederick at Big Pool will host a dedication ceremony Saturday May 1 at 11 a.m. Louis L. Goldstein Maryland Comptroller will lead the event with the 1st Maryland Regiment in period costumes. Frederick County workers rebuilt the barracks under Floyd L. Culler Jr. with contract valued at 342000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Louis L. Goldstein
State of
Maryland
Fort Frederick
Big Pool
Floyd L. Culler Tne
Wider use of wiretaps urged by commission
The National Wiretap Commission urged broader use of wiretaps and bugs with greater authority for investigators while backing tighter privacy protections. It urged adding crimes eligible for surveillance and allowing break-ins for device placement, plus emergency warrantless taps, amid a split panel and dissenting members.
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Congress
National
Commission
White House
District of Columbia
FBI
Drug Enforcement Administration
Rent control bill eyed as warning to landlords and tenants
Frederick County officials express mixed views on a May bill enabling but not mandating local rent control. Senator Thomas says the measure grants local authority while Gov Mandel is set to sign. County Commissioner Dorsey calls it a warning and says decisions depend on complaints versus property improvements.
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
Board of County Commissioners
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick County
Senate
House
Marvin Mandel
Dorsey
Sen. Thomas
Thomas
Frederick police eye union over pay and benefits
Frederick officers express strong interest in forming a union led by Police Council No 27 of the AFI CIQ to secure wages hours overtime pay and working conditions. City leaders and the chief are alerted as officers cite low starting pay and lack of cost of living increases while stressing union action is for the department's welfare not aimed at individuals.
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Thomas Rapanotti
Police Council No 27
Afi-Ciq
Rapanotti
Ronald Young
Board of Aldermen
Richard J. Ashton
Rapanot
Uns
Ashton
Young
Nixon radiation question and politics dominate news notes
Inside The News reports debate over whether Nixon faced Soviet radiation exposure amid a broad federal spending ceiling of 415.4 billion. Leftist calls to delay Lebanon elections appear beside weather notes predicting mild today with increasing clouds and possible rain overnight.
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Lewistown
Charles §. Hubbard
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D-M.d
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D-Ohio
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