Pesticide Problems Discussed
Leaders of the Maryland Health Department met with Washington DC Health Officer Dr. Murray Grant to set a residue level in milk before further shipments are halted. The FDA has lowered residue levels to zero, affecting dozens of farmers and prompting talks on permissible contamination thresholds and shipment permits.
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Maryland Health Department
Washington, D.C
Murray Grant
Grant
State Health Department
Food and Drug Administration
Baltimore City Health Department
Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
Jefferson Takes Oath as President. Adams Refuses Inaugural Witness
Report notes Thomas Jefferson proceeding to the Capitol to take the presidential oath while John Adams declines to accompany him to observe the ceremonies for his successor. The scene marks a peaceful transfer of power and a moment in early American political tradition.
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Thomas Jefferson
Capitol
The
United States
John Adams
Language notes and political items from 1964 press fragment
A collage of word misuse tips and pronunciation guides led into short political blurbs. Topics include an English lesson by W L Gordon, Khrushchev meeting in Bonn with Erhard, Mississippi Democrat hesitation on presidential electors, calls for federal aid amid city racial tension, Goldwater Johnson debate hopes, and Colorado’s centennial nickname tied to 1976.
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M.D
Enterprise Assn. Q
W. L. Gordon
K. Erhard
Bonn
West Germany
Khrushchev
Ludwig Erhard
Alexi Adzhubei
Izvestia
Communist Party
Gerhard Schroeder
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Democratic Party
Paul Johnson
Federal Help
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Martin Luther King Jr
Barry
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Whitear House
Mockingbird
Colorado
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Case
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Recores
East Washington Street
Mid City
Hagerstown
Sears
Sian
Norfolk
Melton
Peter Pan
Wing
du Pont Re
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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