Senate backs Conquest of Cancer Agency in sweeping vote
The Senate approved a new independent Conquest of Cancer Agency by 79 to 1, shifting direct reporting to the President and potentially locating at Fort Detrick or remaining with existing NIH labs in Bethesda. The plan, backed by Senator Mathias and others, faces House hurdles and a Nixon signature before becoming law, with budget projections rising toward 1 billion by 1976.
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Fort Detrick
New
Conquest of Cancer Agency
Cancer Institute
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bethesda
National Institutes For Health
Wisconsin Avenue
Robert Q. Marston
National Institute For Cancer
NIH
Senate
American Cancer Society
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
House
Nixon
Congress
Edward F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Charles McC Mathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Maryland
Mathias
Beall
United States
National Cancer Agency
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Frederick City
White House
Fort Detrick Laboratories
Frederick County
Mathias and Beall
Goodloe E. Byron
Chamber of Commerce
House of Representatives Interstate Commerce Committee
Nixon Eyes Vietnam Pullout With Residual Force
Washington analysis argues Nixon may withdraw most U S troops from Vietnam by mid 1972 if all POWs are freed. It warns of a possible renewed conflict if North Vietnam resumes fighting, and questions UN efficacy and Red China’s role in the peace process.
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David Lawrence Washington
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Indo-China
Red China
Union
North Vietnam
United Nations
Indo- China
Soviet Union
Organization
Congress
U.N
America
Southeast Asia
Bookcliff wild horses spark humane conservation plea
A letter from Howard H Caudle and Mary Ford urging humane action to protect Bookcliff mustangs near the Utah border in the Colorado Rock Cliffs. They call for Interior and BLM intervention to create a protected range under strict humane controls and limit the herd to under fifty five animals. They urge public support via Washington and Grand Junction contacts.
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Utah
Colorado
International Defenders of Animals, Inc
United States Department of the Interior
Colorado Rook Cliffs
Rogers Morton
Washington, D.C
R. Keith Miller
Bureau of Land Management
Box
Grand Junction
No Planting or Reaping In A Society Says Editorial
A Frederick newspaper column laments young people who demand rewards without effort and critiques hippie culture while urging youth to repay society. It notes vacation season affects secretaries and backs modern business practices that keep offices running smoothly. It closes with old fashion bicycle riding tips from 1891, noting gendered mounting methods.
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Frederick
Coal prices hold steady in Frederick amid Baltimore hike
Baltimore has raised coal prices by 25 cents a ton while Frederick quotations stay unchanged. A local dealer doubts when the price will rise here. The report also notes upcoming games at Chambersburg, Hagerstown attractions, a Brunswick alcohol case, city sanitation moves, and health department quarry work in the eastern city.
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Frederick
Pennsylvania
Huck” Taylor
Chambersburg
Buck” Ramsey
Hustler
Harry Hinchman
Maroons
King
Hagerstown
Agricultural Park
Reggie Rawlings
Martinsburg
State Department of Health
Shank and Etzler
Donald B. Rice
Health Department
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Peking
Howard H. Caudle
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Zumwalt
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J. Grahame Johnson
Brunswick
Virginia
Stanley Wirts
F. G. Hoskins
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maple Avenue
George Davis
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