Washington Faces South Africa Policy Test Over Africa
The United States weighs its Africa policy as the International Court nears a ruling on South West Africa. Diplomatic options include possible renunciation or US administration, with potential backlash from allies and rivals. Washington must choose between costly sanctions or risking broader power dynamics in Africa.
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Hartford garbage workers dubbed certified garbologists
A Hartford rubbish removal firm launches an advertising push portraying its collectors as certified garbologists and friendly helpers who wear red berets. The campaign prompts jokes from rivals while defending specialization and pride in the job. Where the trash originates remains asked.
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Frederick set to host National Air Races downtown
Frederick officials announce the National Air Races to be held at Frederick Municipal Airport over Labor Day weekend. Washington National Air Races Inc in cooperation with the City of Frederick under NAA and FAI rules expect up to 100000 attendees for a four day meet featuring Formula 190 racing, sport biplanes and ladies stock planes. The event aims to boost aviation interest among youth and could become an annual Freder ick venue with strong community support and professional parking.
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The National Scene on Liberty and Public Behavior
A reflective critique argues Americans evade blunt truths about crime and lawlessness. It cites Berkeley and Chicago figures, Stokely Carmichael, and widespread tolerance of disruption as the nation slides toward anarchy under heavy government and powerful institutions.
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The Champs And The Plankmen Double Header Today
Fifty years ago the Champs and the Plankmen prepared for a double header at East Patrick Street Park this afternoon weather permitting. A good crowd was expected as the teams have a history of exciting games when they meet.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Flea
Forty head of cattle and twenty six hogs are reported still at large near Reel's Mill after the July 16 derailment of 22 B and O freight cars in the cut east of the mill. Eight or nine horses were found in a wrecked car, most dead or badly injured. Thirty six Frederick county youths and thirty six girls registered for the twenty fourth Maryland 4 H Club Week at the University of Maryland College Park. Resolutions on roads safety and farmer welfare will be presented to the Maryland Legislature after the Frederick County Pomona Grange quarterly session in Emmitsburg.
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Congress Fails To Act On Airline Strike Crisis
Washington Today discusses Congress procrastinating on airline strike settlement amid public frustration. It notes union leaders and management face accountability in collective bargaining and calls for binding arbitration to stabilize interstate commerce and protect travelers.
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