Blueprint For Tomorrow in Nixon Era Tax Debates
The piece critiques President Nixon in his State of the Union for inflation and unemployment, calls his budget plan a deflationary risk, and questions revenue sharing and welfare costs. It contrasts Maryland Governor Mandel's budget, proposed higher salaries for Maryland legislators, and rising public costs amid a looming deficit. It notes political and economic tensions from Washington to Annapolis and Montgomery County.
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America
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Nixon
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Maryland
Montgomery County
James P. Gleason
Dwight David Eisenhower
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Mr. Wixon
Harry Hopkins
FDR
Bouyant
Senate
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
White House
Richard Nixon
Mandel
State House
House of Delegates
McCormack deal called contravention of good principles
Letters discuss the December 24 1970 'Insult to the taxpayers' incident, criticizing a $70,000 action and naming Armand J. deRosset. Other writers oppose state aid to parochial schools, fear government influence, and argue the public school system protects democracy. Additional letters lament lunch ticket costs at Middletown High and report Florida weather impacts.
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Frederick
MacCormack
University Library
Congressional
Treasury
Herald
Who's The Commander-in-chief
Washington column argues over presidential war powers in Cambodia amid congressional protests about funding bans on ground troops. It defends air power, notes withdrawals from Indochina, and emphasizes protecting U S servicemen while avoiding a larger war, critiquing Congress for misunderstanding military strategy.
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David Lawrence Washington
United States
Congress
Cambodia
U. S
Department of Defense
State Department
Indochina
South Vietnam
U.S
Committee of Congress
Vietnam
From the News Past: Lems Sourced Yesterday
A brief item from yesterday compiles notes labeled by the News Past files, listing references to rm lems and other archival snippets. It highlights archival context and naming conventions rather than a single news event.
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Lems
Frederick People Rally For Hoover Aid To Save Children
At a public meeting in the YMCA Frederick residents voted unanimously to launch a drive to mobilize support for Herbert Hoover’s appeal to save from death the 35,100 Maryland children allotted. Fire at Elmer Derr’s saw mill near Feagaville destroyed over 10,000 feet of lumber in the early morning blaze. Women gain right to smoke in railroad smoking cars, per local railroad officials. February 1 1951 closes Frederick schools amid severe winter weather. forecast calls for snow sleet and colder temperatures. A Bolivar dynamite blast wrecks a tractor trailer near US 340, killing one man and damaging area. explosion rattles Knoxville post office glass and shakes Brunswick and Weverton.
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Citizens of
Frederick
Herbert Hoover
Maryland
Elmer Derr
Feagaville
Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Bolivar
W. Va
U.S
Halitown
Knoxville
Brunswick
Weverton
Astronauts Triumph Show Humans Overcome Health Hurdles
Astronauts face nonheroic limits and recover from injuries illnesses and setbacks. Alan Shepard John Glenn Walter Cunningham Jim Lovell Frank Borman Buzz Aldrin Scott Carpenter Deke Slayton all returned to space or leadership roles after health problems or injuries. Their resilience counters the idea of superhero astronauts.
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Alan Shepard
Mercury
Shepard
Superman
William Barry Furlong
Today
John Glenn
U.S. Senate
Walter Cunningham
Jim Lovell
Frank Borman
Korea
Buzz Aldrin
Neil Armstrong
Scott Carpenter
Deke Slayton
NASA
Furly
Reese Cte Neer
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Sewanee, Tenn
Quentin Clingerman
Monrovia, Maryland
Middletown High School
Frank Bradley
Board of Education
Lois Moser
Airview
Middletown
Post
Poolesville
St. Petersburg
William C. Dudrow
Third Avenue
St. Petersburg, Fla
Southeast Asia
Berry's
NEA
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