Brunswick appoints Lawrence Harris to zoning board
In Brunswick Maryland Mayor Jess Orndorff and council name 43 year old Lawrence Harris to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Harris, a former Fort Detrick microbiology technician, is the town’s first black municipal official. He cited his prior service as an alternate and said Brunswick residents are all equal in tackling growth.
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Brunswick
Jess Orndorff
Lawrence Harris
Board of Zoning Appeals
Harris
Fort Detrick
Orndorff
Ernestine
Nelson Strathern
Glenn Cooper
Mr. Harris
Frederick County
Rip Off Culture Vision Calls for Revolutionary Outlaws
The piece discusses a counterculture that sees ripping off as moral and revolutionary. It cites Michael Drosnin and Abbie Hoffman arguing that theft from government and corporations funds a political project. Youths use welfare and shoplifting as aligned with anti establishment goals, reshaping views on money and equity.
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Michael Drosnin
New York Times
America
Drosnin
Robin Hood
General Electric
Abbie Hoffman
Early Voices Ahead of the Crowd on War and Policy
The piece argues that leaders like George Ball Clark Clifford Sen Mark Hatfield and figures such as Eugene Carson Blake Spock and Chaplain Coffin faced opposition to mainstream policy. It notes the Pentagon Papers hint at the herd being wrong and praises early, courageous thinkers who acted on foresight.
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David Poling
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
George Ball
Clark Clifford
Lyndon B. Johnson
Defense
Arctic Circle
West Coast Production Ltd
Phillips Petroleum
K.S. Adams
North Sea
Mark C. Hatfield
Vietnam
Oregon
Lbj
Hatfield
Nixon
China
National Council of Churches
Eugene Carson Blake
Bromely Oxnam
Red China
National Council
Spock
Chaplain Coffin
Yale
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Not So Secret Soviet Policy
Column critiques Congress and the State Department for publicly revealing foreign policy logic while detailing how the Soviet Union financially and militarily aids many nations. It highlights Moscow’s growing influence in Egypt Syria Iraq India Cuba and Latin America, plus the potential strategic payoff for Red China and U.S. policy debates ahead of Thanksgiving farming notes.
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Soviet Union
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Algeria
Libya
Iran
Russia
Turkey
Sudan
Somalia
Indian Ocean
India
Pakistan
China
North Vietnam
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Cuba
Americas
Cuban
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Central
South America
State Department
Congress
United States
Red China
Peking
Marikind Ching
Intriguing Global Currents And Local City Improvements
The piece outlines Cold War tensions with China and the Soviet Union, noting Mao Zedong's rise and U.S. reactions, alongside local August 1951 city plans for Bentz Street traffic, parkway work, and Camp Speer youth camp assignments. It also covers an Army finance appointment, Burma opium cooperation hints, and Kennedy Center coverage disputes.
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W. Raymond Walter
Bentz Street
Bents Parkway
Letters to the Editor on population, faith, and housing
Readers debate overpopulation, sin, and urban planning featuring Dr. Charles G. Spicknall and Dr. Norman E. Borlaug. The letter discusses taxes, planning commissions, and the Green Revolution while urging housing and job programs for Frederick County communities. Billie Dennis Tiell supports community action and warns against utopian approaches.
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Richard Leichert
Frederick County
United States
USA
Asia
Africa
South America
Norman E. Borlaug
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Mt. Washington
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Air Force Finance Center
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Kennedy Center
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Saturday Review
Kennedy Center For the
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Kolodin
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Lincoln Center
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Washington Post
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Center
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Afary
Jie Wualu
Cyril
Frederick Post
Robert Burns
Kingsley Davis
Scientific American
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J.A. Flessner
Woodsboro, Md
Malthus
Planning and Zoning Commission
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Veryone
Prince George's
Human Relations Council
Community Action Agency
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Fairview Avenue
Teder the sun—Eeel
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George C, Marshall
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