Victory for the Press in Pentagon Papers Ruling
Frederick Maryland editorial voices support for the Supreme Court 6 to 3 decision on the Pentagon Papers asserting press freedom while warning against aiding theft or evasion of security. The piece criticizes executive secrecy and urges declassification and careful handling of sensitive documents.
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New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon
Supreme Court
John Peter Zenger
New York City
United States
Act of Congress
Washington
Richard Nixon
Democratic Congress
Duchess of Windsor
United States Senate
Mike Mansfield
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fulbright
Indochina
State Department
Warren E. Burger
Ellsberg
Elisberg
Congress
Land
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Housing Clarification Reflects Misstatement About Apartments
An editorial clarification cites the Planning and Zoning Commission summary which notes the 1969 Sociological Survey of Frederick County identified poverty pockets in grid 13C-47. The study highlighted concentrations near John Hanson and Taney Apartments and adjacent streets within the city core.
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Housing Authority
John Hanson
Taney
Planning & Zoning Commission
Frederick Community College
PZC
Frederick
Frederick County
C.E.C
All Saints Street
Phobus
West Seventh Street
East Sixth Street
West Sixth Street
Tee Street
PIC
North Bentz
HUD
Mansfield Amendment sparks Senate vote amid Vietnam policy debate
The Senate passed the Mansfield Amendment with 12 Republicans and 45 Democrats backing it, aiming to press the President to withdraw U S forces from Indo China. The measure seeks a final withdrawal date tied to prisoner releases, while leaving questions about North Vietnam negotiations and possible impacts on South Vietnam.
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Washington
Senate
America
Mike Mainsfield
Montana
Indo- China
Congress
United States
Indo-China
North Vietnam
Nixon
Amon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
House of Representatives
Soviet Union
Red China
Milk Association Meeting Sparks County Receiving Plant Debate
A heated county meeting at the Court House discussed the Milk Association plan to build a receiving plant with Maryland Virginia Milk Producers' Association members and patrons in attendance. Also noted are team updates including Huck Taylor joining the Hustlers pitching staff and Frederick County Amateur League preparations with town reps submitting player lists.
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Auly
Court House
Milk Association
Maryland David Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
W.S. Simpson
Huck” Taylor
Villigers
Buck” Rarsey
Hagerstown
Verecker
Mowrey
Frederick County Amateur League
YMCA
Final report marks Frederick County Hoad Forward gifts total
A final report dinner announced the Frederick County Hoad Forward Program raised 160,805 in gifts to the college. Paul Smith, campaign chair, thanked workers for their time and effort in the solicitation. A good wheat crop is foreseen if favorable weather continues. Camp Detrick will hold an Independence Day salute with 48 rounds fired by two gun crews under 1st Lt Oliver J. Benish.
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Nixon
Busine
White House
PBL
Clyde Tolson
J. Edgar Hoover
Tolson
Hoover
Mayflower
William the Conqueror
FBI Headquarters
Senators
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Strom
Thurmond
Charles Percy
Tooug
Frederick County
RK. Paul Smith
Camp Detrick
Oliver J. Benish
Budget Milestones Loom as U S Outlays Grow Toward 400 Billion
Bruce Biossat explains that the federal budget could surpass 300 billion within four years and approach 400 billion by 1981. Brookings projections place 1976 receipts near 312 billion with outlays near 300 billion, while Social Security Medicare and education remain major entrenched claims. The piece notes the need for tax increases or defense cuts to fund larger programs.
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Washington
NEA
Brookings Institution
U.S
Congress
Nixon
White House
Brookings
National Urban Coalition
Tie
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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