Growth And Progress Foresees Frederick County Future
The News-Post contrasts Dr. Charles A. Spicknall’s population explosion warning with a Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission forecast of growth to 100000 residents by 2000. It outlines six year capital plans for schools parks and vocational facilities, and notes shifts from Washington and Baltimore growth corridors. It also cites The Wildlife Society’s support for regulated hunting and its role in wildlife management and funding.
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Frederick County
News-Post
Charles A. Spicknall
Spicknall
East Pakistan
Washington
Montgomery County
Frederick
Baltimore
Free World
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Fish and Game
Evenden
America
Premier Chou En-lai rejects two China UN solution
In a July interview in Peking Premier Chou En-lai stated that the People's Republic of China is the sole legitimate government and that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China. He opposed a two China policy and warned the United Nations must not seat Taiwan separately or expand U.S. military involvement in Taiwan.
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Washington
China
United Nations
Chou En - Lai
Peking
United States
Nixon
Chou
Hong Kong
People's Republic of China
Taiwan
Taiwan Strait
Taipei
U.S
Asia
U. N
Red China
Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia Treaty Area
South Pacific
U.N
Letter from Frederick black student defends rights and urges action
Kenneitc Turner of the Black Students Union at Frederick Community College responds to a white author, denouncing perceived racism, calling for unified Black power, and urging concrete action over promises. The piece contrasts government money focus with Black community needs and ends with a brief Q&A section.
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Lorna Allen
Charles E. Silberman
U.S
Kennetiec. Turner
Black Students Union
Frederick Community College
Dog Day Reflections and Local Notices Highlight August
August 5 1931 marks peak heat era known as dog days with Procyon rising Pliny notes. East South Street residents appeal over odors from Thomas and Co Cannon Hill print. Bob Orrison players in Leesburg Va indicate ongoing baseball activity. August 5 1951 weather shifts toward fall then warming with scattered showers forecast. Post Office approves extension of city mail service to northwest streets though not immediate. Local Red Cross flood relief drive seeks Frederick County pledge of 1400 dollars toward national goal of five million.
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Bob’’ Orrison
Brunswick
Blue Ridge
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Post Office Department
James A. Grove
Daley and Muskie Loom Large in Illinois 72 Bid
Chicago coverage notes Senator Muskie as the favored 1972 presidential nominee among Illinois Democrats with Mayor Daley as the pivotal figure shaping the state’s delegates. Daley’s position influences whether Muskie or other contenders gain traction ahead of the March primary and summer convention.
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Chicago
NBA
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Nixon
Uut
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Richard Daley
Ted Kennedy
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Daley
Richard Ogilvie
Illinois
Kennedys
Chappaquiddick Bridge
Massachusetts
Ted
Hubert Humphrey
LBJ
Humphrey
Hubert
Johnson
Jackson
New Hampshire
Florida
Minois
Lake Michigan
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Hunter
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Wildlife Society
Fred G. Evenden
Washington, D.C
Ek Weed
By David Lawrence
Sir Tam
Thorna Allen
Palm
Lee
Tripe
Frederick News
Deborah
Bobby
Henry Rosenburg
New Brunswick
N.L
Pliny
Procyon
East South Street
David CC
American Red Cross Emergency Flood
Charles V. Main
Red Cross
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
Berry
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