Lockheed loan guarantee urged to save 34000 jobs
Congress is urged to back a Nixon plan guaranteeing 250 million dollars to private banks to avert Lockheed Aircraft Corporation bankruptcy. The move would protect about 34,000 highly skilled workers and preserve U S leadership in aerospace amid rising unemployment and industry strain.
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Congress
Nixon
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Lockheed
Fairchild Hiller Corporation
Hagerstown
Germantown
Frederick- Hagerstown
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
United States
Burbank
California
Airbus
Daniel J. Haughton
Lockheed Board
American Airlines
West Coast
Haughton
McDonnell Douglas
Boeing
Department of Labor
Penn Central
United States News & World Report
National Maritime Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Farmers Loan Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve System
Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
Warren G. Harding
Vietnam
Europe
NATO
Hurricanes named for clarity and power in public discourse
A compilation of remarks on naming hurricanes, the reality of systemic change, and the pursuit of justice. Notable quotes include George P. Mann on storms, Huey Newton on system reform, Pompidou on France's progress, and Monrad G. Paulsen on fair trials in high profile cases.
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George P.man
U.S
Huey Newton
The
Black Panther Party
Letters on Fourth of July harms and pool safety
A reader laments garbage clutter during Frederick Maryland's July 4 holiday observances caused by Sertoma displays and asks city officials to coordinate pickup. He urges pool safety measures and criticizes opponents, urging a July 4 vote for pool safety funds and directing readers to contact commissioners.
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Riiter
North Market Street
Sertoma Club
Frederick
United States
Maryland
Sertomans
Mary Ford
California
Sam
Frederick County
Jation
Els
Bombing in the Paper War Leaves Big Leaflet Trail
An analysis by Don Oakley notes the U S Army produced over 10 billion propaganda leaflets for Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. Fourth Psychological Warfare Group Biendoa and Saigon attached agency report wide print runs and uncertain drop counts. Leaflets reportedly reached every South Vietnamese, aiding defections and civilian aid while also serving odd uses like wrapping food and napkins.
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U.S. Army
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Psychological Warfare Group
Biendoa
Psychological Warfare Agency
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Marines Return to Recruiting Without Draft in Two Year Shift
The Marine Corps resumes recruiting without the draft as Congress debates a two year Selective Service extension. A new elite theme targets top American youth with slogans stressing selectivity and hard training. Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr. vows no compromises while aiming for 206,000 end strength with 2,000 officer candidates and 54,000 recruits annually.
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Congress
U.S. Marine Corps
Corps
Marine Corps
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
What Ifs From Computers Shape Future Planning
Marshall Armstrong of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants argues computers extend planning by handling many variables. He says the tool lets analysts run countless what if scenarios to measure impacts of changes in economy labor costs money and tastes, guiding future decision making.
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Vietnam
Marshall $. Armstrong
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
NO ACCIDENT WEEK OPENS WITH RICH MIDLAND COUNTY EVENTS
July 17 marks a busy start in Frederick and county with a full week of activities as the Independent Hose Company considers purchasing a new American LaFrance rotary geared pump and 1,000 gallon fire engine. Hood College missionary conference closes with a pageant featuring nations in need. Congressman Beall toys with a 1952 Senate bid amid party shifts. Company A of the 115th Infantry earns a superior rating after Camp Pickett encampment. Nikirk painting crews face a honey raid at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown.
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Frederick
Maryland
Independent Hose Company
Thomas A. Chapline
115Th Infantry Regiment
Camp Pickett
20Th Infantry Division
Muskie Maintains Lead in Democratic Race Chiefs Say
In a midyear survey, Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine leads the 1972 Democratic field with Humphrey as his strongest rival. McGovern shows weak strength in key states and Bayh remains largely unknown, while Jackson and Hughes appear sporadic in influence.
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Washington
Nea
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Omaha
Muskie
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
George McGovern
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
McGovern
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Humphrey
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Maryland
North Carolina
Robert Scott
Georgia
Ohio
Henry Jackson
Bayh
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Eugene McCarthy
Lef
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Harding
France
Pompidou
Monrad G. Paulsen
University of Virginia Law School
Bobby Seale
Ericka Huggins
Mags
George Hutchinson
Clark Place
Une Fon
Are Isis
By Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
News-Post
Hood College
Japan
Armenia
Syria
Arabia
J. Glenn Beall
Herbert R. Conor
Bens
Nikirk
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
Berry
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