Belgian police seize militant U S rabbi at Jewish congress
Belgian police arrested Rabbi Meir Kahane, head of the militant Jewish Defense League, after he was barred from a congress of Jews from 37 countries discussing Soviet Jewry. A U S embassy spokesman said the case was under study. An uproar occurred when delegate Morris Brafman grabbed the microphone and announced the arrest. Kahane arrived from New York and was limited to the lobby despite efforts to enter. The conference presidium rejected his admission due to his tactics.
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Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Morris Brafman
Far Rockaway
N.Y
Rabbi Kahane
Kahane
United States
New York
Frederick County Receives Over Half Million Under Revenue Sharing Plan
President Nixon proposes 5 billion general revenue sharing in the first year. Frederick County would gain 562,448 with Montgomery 6,241,368 and Carroll 341,621. Baltimore City leads Maryland with 14,285,058. state total 92,664,337 and pass-through to cities and counties 46.68 percent.
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Dorchester
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Prince Georges
Queen Ames
St. Marys
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Veterans continued drive at war college and aid efforts
Lt. Col. Rogers directed troops against the enemy while studying at the U S Army War College Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania He participates in the annual dinner for area veterans and the Frederick County Veterans Association mails care packages two to three times a year to soldiers from Frederick County currently in the war zone.
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Ft. Detrick
Rogers
U.S. Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Frederick County
Nixon plans phased end of CBW program at Fort Detrick
Detachment of 500 plus civilians laid off at the Fort near Frederick Maryland as HEW weighs a cancer initiative. Richardson cautions that some labs could be used in cancer drive but detailed plans and funding actions are months away. He notes landlord issues and limited agency interest in running the post while signaling broader debate with Mathias and Beall after a Tuesday meeting.
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Nixon
Frederick
Richardson
Fort
Signal Corps
Walter Reed
National Institutes of Health
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
J. Glen Beall
Leningrad City Committee selects new secretary
Tass reports that V. I. Popov has been named secretary of the Leningrad City Committee of the Communist Party, replacing Georgi Popov who retires from the influential post in Moscow.
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Moscow
V. I. Popov
Leningrad
Communist Party
Tass
Georgi Popov
Spy Probe Tells of Illegal Military Spying Actions
Washington AP report details extensive civilian surveillance by military units beyond stated limits. Witnesses Laura Stein, John O'Brien, and Christopher Pyle described infiltrating antiwar protests and monitoring conventions and King funeral coverage. Rep. Abner Mikva condemned officials as subversives and urged criminal penalties and removal for past abuses.
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Congress
Abner Mikva
Ilinois
Army
Ralph Stein
John O’brien
Christopher H. Pyle
Sam Ervin
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
O'Brien
113Th Military Intelligence Group
Illinois
Mikva
HRC Deliberates on Race Designation and Budget
The Human Relations Commission debated a plan to drop race designation on applications, and considered a separate file for Black applicants. It approved a $15,432 budget for fiscal 1972 including raises for staff and education materials.
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HRC
Kathleen Snowden
Social Services
F. J. Judge
Vincent Hill
Deloris Delaughter
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Morgan Anderson
State Commission On Human Relations
John L. Carnochan Jr
E. Paul Magaha
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Edward F. Smouse
Frederick Social Services
Geneva V. Barthel
Local ski fans cheer return of cold for night skiing
Ski enthusiasts welcome a drop in temperature after a week of poor snowmaking conditions. Charnita reports a granular surface on a 12-38 inch base for spring conditions, while Seven Springs notes three inches of new powder and a 3-18 inch base. Elk Mountain shows 6-7 inches of new packed powder with a 20-45 inch base. Southern Pennsylvania areas rely on overnight cooling to compensate daytime warmth, shaping mashed potatoes on slopes by day and granular surfaces at night.
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Charnita
Seven Springs
Elk Mountain
Pennsylvania
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