Wholesome Meat Act Receives Federal Oversight
The Wholesome Meat Act aimed to upgrade interstate meat standards after Congress passed it last December. It targets 15,000 plants under state or local control and authorizes federal grants and inspections to ensure cleanliness and wholesomeness. Rep. Neal Smith notes adulteration and consumer fraud in some states, urging nationwide compliance to protect markets and public health.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Neal Smith
Iowa
Costly hot pursuits kill and injure motorists
Physicians for Automotive Safety report from April to June last year on 512 hot pursuit cases. 119 people died and 272 suffered major injuries. Most pursued cars were stolen but violent crime was rare, urging limits on pursuits and safer recovery methods.
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Physicians For Automotive Safety
Doctor Holds Broad Medical Care View for AMA Board
Dr. Raymond T. Holden, a Georgetown University clinical professor, was elected to the AMA Board of Trustees. He advocates a broad medical care program run by the medical profession and the public rather than by the government. If colleagues disagree, the plan could fall under government control by default.
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The
American Medical Association
Raymond T. Holden
Georgetown University
Washington
2000 Orchestras Meet in Pittsburgh Conference
The American Symphony Orchestra League gathered for its 23rd national conference in Pittsburgh with about 2000 orchestras represented. The event highlighted how good music is more pervasive across major and smaller cities than previously believed.
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American Symphony Orchestra League
Pittsburgh
Assassins Haven't a Hope in Civilized Justice
The piece argues that security around the RFK and MLK murder suspects is tight and lawful, with due process respected. It praises courts in the United States and Britain for protecting rights, insists on fair trials, and warns against vigilantism, asserting society’s rule of law will prevail.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Fort Knox
Martin Luther King
Los Angeles
London
Sirhan Sirhan
James Earl Ray
Timely Quotes on Education and Morals by Roosevelt
The excerpt cites Paul of Tarsus and Aristotle style education. It contrasts moral education with mere mind training, echoing Theodare Roosevelt’s warning that educating without morals creates social menace.
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Theodare Roosevelt
U.S
Rockefeller intensifies attacks on Nixon as time runs out
Rockefeller’s campaign plans renewed hard-hitting assaults on Nixon in summer rounds, alleging racial bias in southern support and war stance. Acknowledging past failures, aides push renewed confrontations while crowd sizes and TV portrayals cast doubt on his momentum before delegates.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Washington
Nea
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Chicago
Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
Georgia
Howard
Bo) Callaway
Alabama
George Wallace
Goldwater
Tade
Kilgore Foils Jail Escape and Firefighters Save Home
Albert Kilgore, a trusty at Frederick jail, spotted a broken door lock and stopped five prisoners from escaping on Thursday. Neighbors held a bucket brigade to save the Russell C. Thomas residence near Lime Kiln from a four room fire. Tax collection under the 1918 levy began with about $1,000 paid to County Treasurer Roger G. Harley. J Baumgardener led off at the payment. The Frederick Iron and Steel Company plans a Sunday tribute for seventeen employees serving or training for national service.
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Albert Kilgore
Frederick
Kilgore
Russell C. Thomas
Roger G. Harley
J. ¥. Baumgardener
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Fireworks mark Walkersville carnival opening
A large crowd attended the Walkersville fireworks as the firemen's carnival opened Monday night with a half hour display of aerial pieces. Roadside spraying began along New Design and Ballenger Creek roads ahead of Maryland Conservation Field Day activities in Frederick County. An essay contest for Maryland schoolchildren was announced. Stamp collector Robert F. Nicodemus spoke on the first day cancellation of Francis Scott Key memorial stamps at the Frederick post office during a Kiwanis luncheon.
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Frederick County
Ballenger Creek
WITIL
Walkersville
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Robert F. Nicodemus
Kiwanis
Vacations and secretary duties in modern business
The column discusses vacation time for secretaries and the boss's role in maintaining office duties. It argues modern practice favors planning ahead to avoid disruption, notes the secretary as a right arm to the executive, and blends reflections on finding peace at home with quotes about perseverance and happiness.
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Mark Twain
Frederick
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