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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1969
Page
2
Tribute to Judge Charles Moylan in Maryland obituary
The notice praises Judge Charles P Moylan for a lifetime of service from youth through public roles. It highlights his leadership as a coach, devotion to education, and ascent to high magistrate duties. Friends and family honor his forty plus years of community involvement and vows his legacy will endure beyond his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Ees
Aimust
Judey Movlan
Charles P.M
Charles P. Most
Prederieh County
Maryland
Moylan
Seternal
Treasury proposes higher U.S. bonds interest faces Congress opposition
The Treasury seeks to raise interest on Series E and H bonds and cut maturities while lifting long term securities ceilings. Rep. Wright Patman blasts the plan as courting high rates, urging short term borrowing to weather high rates. Congress previously rejected similar proposals in 1959 and 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Congress
Wright Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
U.S
Patman
Stopgap Budget Delays Hit Federal Planning Shortfalls
Congress relies on stopgap funding as 13 appropriation bills lag. Fiscal year shifts and late education budgets hamper budgeting. Gov William L Gay notes lack of federal planning as a national scandal while states seek longer lead time for grants and forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Executive Branch
William L. Gay
North Dakota
Governors Conference
Gay
Referencey
Up Ad
Wien
Times
Secretary Laird warns on Soviet moves abroad
Melvin Laird testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on authorizing 375 million dollars for military aid overseas. He argues the Soviet Union is expanding influence by stirring trouble and arming potential allies, challenging the idea the US can withdraw support for distant peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Melvin Laird
Congress
Defense
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
Soviet Union
Church Teachings vs Entrenched Prejudice and Policy Outlook
An analysis by UC sociologists Glock and Stark finds clergy oppose anti discrimination while many members remain prejudiced. The piece links church ethics, fear of societal change, and ongoing anti Semitic attitudes, noting differences among Protestant groups. It also surveys U S defense policy under Secretary Laird, warning of Soviet arms expansion in the Middle East Africa and Mediterranean and urging continued aid to allied nations to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Charles Y. Glock
Rodney Stark
United States
Amon
Horn of Africa
Middle East
North Africa
Soviet Union
India
Pakistan
Laird
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Mediterranean Basin
Mediterranean Sea
Congress
Moscow
Egypt
Far East
North Korea
Defense Department
South Korea
Whch
Greece
Turkey
Formosa
U.S
Vietnam
Unik
Baresk
Mr. Laird
Nader Aims Big Summer Raid On Federal Agencies
More than 80 college students will descend on Walshington to study federal agencies this summer. Ralph Nader says teams of about 10 will scrutinize operations at agencies including the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Food and Drug Administration, offering improvements and seeking FOIA access as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walshington
Ralph Nader
Interstate Commerce Commission
God and Drug Administration
Health, Safety Consumer Services
Agriculture, Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Nader
Phirvard
Yale
Danmin
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Plot Files
Readable items recount plant aphids and plant damage observed across the state. A Baltimore court upheld a suspension of a motor vehicle license by the Frederick commissioner after a chauffeur’s appeal failed. Brunswick soldiers returned home with a large parade through the city and ceremonies at City Park including addresses a banquet and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brunswick
Twenty Years Ago in News-Port Files
July 25 1449 reports spraying of corn crops against Japanese beetles to curb damage as hot humid weather returns. A 16 year old from Knsville is missing for three days, feared drowned in the Potomac. Frederick County to conduct a large mass X ray survey involving local clubs health groups and state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneyville
Potomac
Frederick County
Frederick County Health Department
County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
State Department
Maryland TH Association
Trust Fund for Life Guides Maryland Environmental Work
The Maryland Environmental Trust aims to expand local committees nationwide by year end, building on Keep Maryland Beautiful roots. Trustees from across the state oversee projects from pollution to open spaces, with a 29000 budget funding education and litter cleanup efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Environmental Trust
Trust
Keep
Maryland Beautiful
Environmental Trust
Harford
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Montgomery
Baltimore City
St. Mary’s
Charles
Washington
Howard Countes
Eastern Shore
Western Maryland
Get
Act
Malcolm E. King Jr
Game and Inland Fish Commission
State Trust
State Roads
Farm Bureau
Lucile Roeder
Allegany County
Maryland
Randolph W. Jones
Frederick County
Wie Trust
Treas
Izaak Walton League
Mulverry St
John E. Clark
Bel Air
Pas Station
Quick Quiz Q Which is the most insolite method of ado
A humorous question prompts readers to name fingerprints as the most insolate method of identification, noting no two fingerprints are exactly alike to date. The piece also asks who was known as the vagabond poet, suggesting American poet Yachel Lindsay who walked and recited verse for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yachel Lindsay
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Che Beewite
Neus
Prederich
Marsland Prichay
Dary
Charles Moylan
Berry World
Jet
Haere
By Don Oakley
Val Hymes
Trust Fund For Life
McKeldin
Clark
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