Protest or Ultimatum in the Law Student War Debate
An article analyzes the National Law School Coalition mobilizing law students nationwide to oppose the Vietnam War through protests lobbying and antiwar messaging in corporations. It questions the shift to ultimatums and warns of the dangers of a final governmental challenge that could alienate youth and undermine peaceful aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Law School Coalition
Washington
Southeast Asia
Frank Blanchfield
New York University Law
Student Bar Association
Blanchfield
Nixon
Vietnam
America
Tydings Campaign Attacked by Gun Lobby Skepticism
A Maryland opinion piece portrays Senator Joseph D. Tydings Jr. as exploiting sympathy by claiming a gun lobby funds his defeat bid. It argues his past gun control stance and current attacks alienate sportsmen who defend constitutional gun rights, noting no evidence of large NRA spending in Maryland. It concludes voters should judge on policy and record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Joseph D. Tydings Jr
Senate
Senator Tydings
New Federal Law Eases Wage Garnishment Rules
A new federal law effective last week curbs wage garnishment for about 60 million workers, limiting deductions to 25 percent of weekly wages or to the amount exceeding 30 times the minimum wage. Employers cannot discharge workers due to garnishment, under penalty of fines or jail. The measure aims to relieve those drawn into debt and creditor practices while promoting responsible borrowing and timely action.
Monocacy Church site discussed near Thurmont and Graechem
A letter adds records and observations supporting the George Moser farm on Moser Road as the Old Monocacy Church location. It cites Ralph F Martz on the Turkeys River name, notes the church near Johnson's Furnace, and recalls Rev. Steiner’s Frederickton preaching routes to Glade Church Walkersville Congregation Turkey and Pipe Creek, detailing trip distances and annual travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moser
Moser
Thurmont
Graecham
Ralph F Martz
River of the
Turkey
Johnson’s Furnace
Catoctin Furnace
Fredericktown
Catoctin Mountain
F. & M. College
Lancaster
John Conrad Steiner
Glade
Klet
Walkersville
al Pipe Creek
Steiner
Frederick
Monocacy Church
Muhlenberg
Monocacy Church Survey and Linganore Creek Notes
A regional history note discusses a 1776 survey of a Lutheran Chapel near Frederick, possible sites at Old Monocacy Church, and the Moser farm ruins with 18th century German American log dwelling features. It records gravestone inscriptions, Hankey lineage, and local land histories tied to Reissner and Graceham areas. Also includes praise of Linganore Creek water and a citizen letter urging conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Graceham
Frank Mentzer
Catoctin Mountain Park
John Hanson, Jr
Jacob Ambrose
BC & GS
Hall of Records
Annapolis
Monocacy
Hanson
Moser
Weiser
A. R Wentz
F. S Weiser
C. H. Glatfelter
George Moser
Johannes Henge
Gestorben
John Hankey
Germany
Barbara Gall
Williams and McKinsey
Frederick County
Old Monocacy Church
Isaac
Susan M. Apple
Apple’s
Holdcratt
Johannes Hankey
George Hankey
Graceham-Creagerstown
William Firor
Ross Stail
Hessong Bridge Road
Michael Reissner
Volstead law sparks debate. Maryland convention opens
Yesterday the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association president urged federal liquor distribution via government dispensaries as Volstead's law opened a Pandora’s box of evils. Brunswick hosted a weeklong convention while Brunswick braces for a large firemen parade and local politics probe. The county budget stands at 744 431 dollars with school and tax figures outlined. A Brunswick strike settlement ends, and two Frederick men escaped a high voltage accident while raising a TV antenna. Nearby derby entries rise to 36 racers with new prizes before the July 19 Tri-County Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Brunswick
Brezhnev Brinks and Kremlin Doves Clash Over Middle East
United Nations dispatch notes a Western push to sell jet warplanes to Israel to rebalance power and deter Moscow. It reports a split in the Kremlin between hardliners and doves, with concerns over Soviet brinkmanship affecting Egypt, the Mediterranean, and allied states. The piece links Maoist influence, Jordan's crisis, and shifts in Arab politics to Brezhnev's stance and Western policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
NEA
Israel
Middle East
Moscow
United States
NATO
Egypt
Mediterranean
Russia
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Indochina
France
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Romania
Albania
Pol
Peking
China
Arafat
Chou
Nasser
Jordan
Syria
Hussein
Lebanon
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Tydings
Congress
Harford County
Apt
Asia
E. J. Kahn Jr
New Yorker Magazine
Japan
Caius Sallust
George Herbert
Mark Twain
Ipate
Gress
Benny's
Moser Road
Johannes Hengeder
A. R. Wentz
Reissner Land
Arthur
Louise Tracey
Upper
Monocacy Area
Hankey, Firor, Weller, Mathias
Ambrose
Cc. E. Schildknecht R.D
Gettysburg, Pa
Linganore Creek
Edith
Tuscarora Creek
Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
Taylorsville
Carroll County
Monocacy River
Jug Bridge
Greenfield
Biggs Ford
Linganore
Nicholas Yinger
Patrick Street
The
New York Daily News
Eagles Hall
William Wertenbaker
Leesburg
News-Post
Maryland National Guard
115Th Infantry Regiment
Camp Pickett
Minnick
Pennsylvania
D.C
Virginia
West Virginia
West Fifth Street
Potomac Edison Company
Mideast
Leon Dennen
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