Tydings Escutcheon Under Fire Over Charter Company Ties
The Life magazine Charter Company expose raises questions about Maryland Senator Joseph D. Tydings and his stock holdings and relations with Charter. The piece notes his public ethics rhetoric, his disclosed net worth, and an SEC probe announced after the allegations. It argues his explanations fall short of the high standards he championed.
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Farm workers strike in California pushes up vegetable prices
The United Farm Workers Organizing Committee led by Cesar Chavez expands picketing to 160 California farms in Salinas and Santa Maria Valleys. Lettuce costs rise sharply from 3 to 3.50 per carton then to 6, as union efforts threaten broader coverage and higher living costs for consumers nationwide.
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Quotes on unemployment and curfew clash with fear in Isla Vista
A Chicago style quotes piece notes Cleveland mayor Carl Stokes faulting Treasury views on unemployment as harmful to the needy. In Isla Vista, Thurmond Clayton, 38, claims police beat him for voicing concern while his wife and 3-year-old daughter were inside. authorities dispute the confrontation.
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Judge in Prison Experience Shapes View on Sentencing
Judge Plummer M Shearin of Montgomery County sat with 23 jurists at a National College of Trial Judges experiment in Reno. They were jailed for two hours in a Nevada prison dormitory, stripped, numbered, and exposed to inmate hostility to study sentencing’s impact and the reformative aims of incarceration.
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Letters to the Editor on race, politics, and judgment
A Washington Post editorial critique of Senator Tydings prompts a reader to defend Black progress and denounce bigotry. The letter condemns white persecution while praising constructive Black citizens and urges self-examination and unity amid communal tension.
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Pressure on Nasser to ease Israeli clash and fix domestic woes
Washington reports indicate strong internal and external pressure on President Abdel Nasser to abate Egypt's confrontation with Israel. Influential Egyptians seek alignment with the West, reduce Soviet leverage, and pursue a peace that draws the United States closer to Cairo. Growing fear of Soviet naval presence and debt, plus inflation and censorship, fuel calls for policy shifts.
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Price Brothers Inc forms in city with 100000 capital
Price Bros manufacturers, formed in the city six years ago, incorporated as Price Brothers Inc with 100000 capital. The firm occupies an eight acre plot east of the city after growing from a second floor shop near the Frederick County National Bank.
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