Grim warning on shaping the Frederick County Human Relations Council
An editorial urges the Frederick County Human Relations Council to define its jurisdiction and guidelines before acting. It warns against overreach by handling ideological disputes such as the Vietnam Moratorium parade complaint, urging focus on clear cases like housing, employment, and education discrimination while highlighting substandard housing dangers.
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Frederick County Human Relations Council
Board of County Commissioners
Human Relations
Human Relations Council
Human Relations Council First of All
Vietnam
Human Relations Commission
Fiuman Relations Council
WMC
Metro
Frederick
Frederick County College Enrollment Rises and Costs Climb
A Department of Commerce and Census Bureau survey shows 2,520 Frederick County youths will enroll in colleges this fall, more than double the 940 in 1960. College costs now range from 10 000 to 20 000, with total anticipated family obligations estimated at 6 476 000 as inflation pressures loans and tighter aid bite into savings. The trend toward higher education continues amid rising prices and shrinking federal aid.
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Frederick County
Department of Commerce and Census Bureau
America
Gun Registration Debate Reflects Deep Divisions On Rights
Theodore D. Raine of Rockville Maryland argues against universal gun registration, citing FBI positions and state data to claim registries threaten civil rights and safety. He endorses COOP style licensing and warns of confiscation parallels in Hungary and Czechoslovakia, urging Senate Tydings to separate gun ownership from registration.
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Katzenbach
U. S
Milton Eisenhower
Tydings
Balone
FBI
Hoover
Hawaii
Michigan
Mississippi
New York
North Carolina
State Bureau of Investigation
COOP
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Tyclings
Aris
Too Little Light on Environment Issue
A wide range of scholars warn that environmental zealots on campuses often misuse science and fuel misinformation. Critics urge calm study over militancy, citing incidents from Portage County vandalism to policy cautions from DuBridge and Berg about preventing emotional polarization while addressing pollution and population concerns.
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Jack Bulloff
History of Science
University Review
State University of New York
Portage County
Ohio
Playboy Magazine
Stanford
Paul Ehrlich
United States
Marburg
Germany
America
Clifford O. Berg
Cornell University
Department of Entomology
Science Magazine
Lee A. DuBridge
Nixon
Santa Barbara
DuBridge
Hike Berg
Brunswick Election Victory in People's Party Ticket
Yesterday in Brunswick the People’s Party ticket led by Edward Shafer won the corporate election over the Citizen’s Non-Partisan ticket led by Dr. Levin West. Shafer carried the second and third wards with 299 votes to West’s 244.
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People's Party
Edward Shafer
Brunswick
Levin West
Shafer
Dr. West
Vital to Pick Right Mideast Envoys
NEA Washington correspondent notes US Middle East talks suffer from miscast negotiators who show bias and scant empathy. Emphasizes personal trust and man-to-man relations with leaders like Nasser, warning that doctrinaire or cold approaches fail with non communist nations.
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Nea
Middle East
Nasser
United States
Far East
Israel
Nixon
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