Aid For Voters in Frederick County Protest
A Frederick County editorial condemns the Board of Election Supervisors for rejecting the Non Involvement Political Task Force of the Interracial Dialogue Group. It urges reversing policy and bringing registration to residents, citing Montgomery County’s night outreach that yielded high new registrations. It notes registration is well below potential and emphasizes expanding access for the poor and elderly to vote.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Mary Warshowsky
Elections Board
Frederick County
Montgomery
Rockville
Montgomery Board
Frederick
Winchester Hall
West Germany to issue 12 figure citizen IDs by 1973
The Bundestag will debate a law to assign every German a 12 digit identification number by 1973 to streamline administration with computer aid. Birth date figures start the code, followed by sex and uniqueness digits, with potential use by Inland Revenue and social insurance.
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Bundestag
Computerworld
Inland Revenue
Income Tax
Social Insurance
Willy Brandt
France's generous child support system challenges birth control claims
The article argues that high birthrates in America are not solely caused by low income and cites France as proof. It describes France's family allowances, prenatal and maternity benefits, and universal eligibility, noting cash payments up to 130 francs monthly for five children and coverage of childbirth expenses. The piece highlights France's stable population despite generous subsidies and urges reevaluation of blaming low income families.
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America
France
National
Social Security Fund
Psychic premonitions warn of moon mission danger
Alan Vaughan of Psychia magazine urges NASA to heed psychic forecasts for space flights. A 1969 claim warned of an explosion in Apollo 13 style, but correctly targeted Apollo 12. The piece argues parapsychology will not alter NASA procedures and notes public sports analogies.
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NASA
Alan Vaughan
Psychia Magazine
Vaughan
Central Premonitions Registry
New York City
Moon
Space Agency
Parking chaos and plans loom for Annapolis capital
In Annapolis parking woes dominate a special legislative panel study as 128000 visitors last year and 37000 this year test State House access. Buses clog pick up near the Naval Academy wall. lawmakers debate a parking authority while long-range plans place lots under new offices and tunnels. Delegates project building by 1973 and aim to ease crowding for visitors and state workers alike.
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Annapolis
William S. James
Senate
Maryland
State House
Frederick County
Naval Academy Wall
State Circle
Del
Xavier Aragona
Navy Stadium
Legislative Council
Thomas Hunter Lowe
James J O'Donnell
Vladimir Wahbe
George R. Lewis
Natural Resources
Treasury
Comptroller and Treasurer
Natural Resources Department
Wahbe
Oil Fuels Moscow Middle East Drive
Data from the past year suggests Moscow's Middle East push grows from worsening domestic woes. The USSR pushes mass production and key military goods while failing to adapt to buyers' needs, risking higher prices and weaker exports. Moscow eyes Middle East oil to offset internal stagnation and gain leverage over Western Europe.
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Moscow
Middle East
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Russia
Communist Party
Alaska
Canada
North Sea
Europe
Death by own action near Flat Run creek ends eccentric man life
Yesterday August 4 1920 J Ford Thompson 52 an independently wealthy man living on a 14000 annual trust fund died by self inflicted act near Flat Run creek with his 16 year old sweetheart. The area resident known for drinking smoking and nerves calmed by coffee. Also Henry Bletzer saloon keeper surrendered his auto race license for a few weeks. Former game warden Frank Smith of Yellow Springs survived a third attempted shooting at his home by an unknown assailant.
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J. Ford Thompson
Flat Run Creek
Hen’' Bletzer
Frederick Pike
Automobile Commission
Baltimore
Frank Smith
Yellow Springs
City to issue color coded permit cards for multiple work types
Mayor Munshower authorized the Board of Aldermen to adopt a city wide sign system for permits. Cards will be printed in colors to identify building and construction plumbing sewerage and heating plant work and must be posted on the property.
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Munshower
Board of Aldermen
Will Campus Strife Dampen Gift Flow?
A survey by the Council for Financial Aid to Education shows a 15 percent rise in overall gifts to colleges and universities in 1969, but results vary by state and school. California saw $11.7 million on 53 institutions, while bequests from non alumni gifts may drop as donors react to student unrest, even as San Francisco State College posted gains amid turmoil.
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Council For Financial Aid To Education
Council
California
San Francisco State College
S. I. Hayakawa
Los Angeles Times
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