900000 More Doses Of Vaccine Sent To Texas
Immunization effort expands as 900000 horse vaccine doses move from Fort Detrick to Texas to combat Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis. Col Dan Crosier travels to Brownsville to assist officials battling the outbreak, with 61 hospitalizations and 820 horse deaths in the state.
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Crozier
Texas
Fort Detrick
Department of Agriculture
Dan Crosier
Army Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Detrick
Brownsville
Crosier
Surgeon General's Office
Public Health
Latin America
Robert Jones
Pentagon
Louisiana
Green
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Wyngate Residents Seek Answer To Vehicle Guests Dropping In
Wyngate residents seek a fix after cars and a milk truck repeatedly plowed through back yards along the U.S. 15 curve. State officials and local residents cite slick roads and lack of guardrails as causes, with a plan to raise the issue with SRC engineers in Baltimore for a potential solution.
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Wyngate
Stu Gordon
U.S. 15
Frederick
B. D. Darwin
Wyngate Drive
Darwin
Darwin Yard
J. Elmer May
May
U.S
US. 340
Cedric Smith
Gleason Names Watkins Permanent Police Chief In Montgomery
Montgomery County Executive James Gleason named Col. Kenneth Watkins to the permanent post of police superintendent amid ongoing criticism of a race related shooting. Watkins announced a plan for about 30 promotions, an internal affairs division, and promised to review and reorganize the 634 member force.
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Rockville
James P. Gleason
Kenneth W. Watkins
Watkins
Howard M. Smith
Gleason
G. Warren Howes
Elisha C Freedman
Freedman
Gleason and
Kenyon Ballew
Silver Spring
Montgomery
Ballew
Grand Jury
Hve
David Cahoon
Lberal
Cahoon
Republican Central Committee
Council
Montgomery County Bar Association
Association
Marvin Mandel
Kathryn Shook DuFeaur
Mandel
Democratic Party
Richard Shifter
Jay N. Price
Price
Department of Economic Development
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Thomas M. Alderson
Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Montgomery County
Col
Senate bars updating of subversive lists in clash with Nixon
Washington AP The Senate blocked use of funds to follow Nixon July 2 order to update subversive organization lists while boosting SACB money to 450000. The move, part of a larger State Justice Commerce bill, drew GOP opposition and a Proxmire amendment to cut SACB funds failed 47 40. Ervin pushed to bar using any funds on the order arguing it narrows congressional power and civil liberties. Nixon had argued the board must identify and list groups seeking violent overthrow or rights violations.
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Washington
Senate
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Federal Judiciary
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Nixon
House
Senate House Conference Committee For
Sen
Wil
Iam Proxmire
D-Wise
SACB
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
Ervin
Congress
Board
Supreme Court
Baptist Summer Assembly Adopts New Age-Focused Format
The 1971 Baptist Summer Assembly at Hood College begins yesterday and runs through Saturday with a new format focusing on individual age groups. Charles R. Barnes notes study groups will explore basic characteristics needs and abilities of each age group and seek creative teaching methods. Speakers include James C. Jones Robert L. Snead Norman Shockley and Harold Bergen plus age group seminars and daily worship led by Baptist entertainers Grady.
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Hood College
Charles R. Barnes
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Barnes
James C. Jones
Audubon Baptist Church of
Louisville
Robert L. Snead
Nashville
First Baptist Church
Norman Shockley
Central Baptist Church
Lexington
Kye
Harold Bergen
Baptist Sunday School Board
Grady
History of Postal Service and Its American Impact
The history of the United States Postal Service mirrors the nation's growth from colonial mail patents to a federal department. From mail coaches and stage routes to stamps in 1847, Rural Free Delivery, and parcel post, the service expanded with rail, river, and sea networks, shaping information flow, commerce, and national progress. Bass notes shed light on dramatic eras such as the Dead Letter Office, Civil War disruptions, and frontier routes, with vivid anecdotes of mail carriers and remarkable feats.
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United States
Massachusetts
Charles I
New Amsterdam
Great Britain
Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
United States Congress
New Republic
United States Mail
West
Congress
New York
Greenwich Village
Lake Erie
Oregon
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Wife Testifies Against Husband In Assault Case
In District Court Delores De Grange described multiple incidents after a July 11 quarrel at the Eagles Club. She testified that Virginia Santmier aided the removal from a car and pulled hair, while Santmier denied serious contact. Judge Thompson found Santmier not guilty and placed Charles De Grange on six months probation without verdict on defense advice.
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Delores de Grange
Byron Thompson
Eagles Club
Virginia Santmier
de Grange
Thompson
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Beltaville
Mines
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South America
Mohler
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Baltimore
Ruth W. Johnson
Montgomery Bureau
Quebec Terrace
Thhey
Wilbur F. Heath
Floyd B. Mitman Jr
Ft. Detrick
Heath
Vietnam
504Th Military Police Battalion
Linda Gosnell
Walt Rea
Greenville
N. C.U
Army
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Jeffrey Bell
Adora
Arlington Bell
Ae Oe
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Baptist Meet
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Shepley
Call
Patrick
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