Degrading the Presidency and equal time on CBS debate
The piece criticizes CBS for giving Democratic Chairman Lawrence O'Brien national equal time to rebut President Nixon, arguing it breaches fairness and journalistic ethics. It urges similar time for Republican Chair Rogers Morton and warns of bias harming the presidency’s dignity.
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Columbia Broadcasting Company
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic National Administration
Nixon
White House
Democratic Party
O’brien
CBS
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
United States
Eisenhower
O'Brien
Truman
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Rogers
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Republican Party
Pay By Credit Card For Police Towing Fees
Hartford police chief introduces credit card payments for towing charges amid a shift toward public relations. The idea reduces tension with motorists and could extend to bail and traffic fines, sparking questions about future payment options.
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Thomas J. Vaughan
Hartford, Conn
Vaughan
Lovers' Lunch item sparks midwest city interest
A news item describes a Lovers' Lunch basket priced at five to six fifty, featuring two cheeses, wine, biscuits, two glasses, apple, opener, knife and napkins. The note adds biblical and philosophical quotes before a closing line from Newspaper AAL Hye.
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Midwest
Sophia
Raquel
Elke
Marines Restore Horse Patrols at Miramar NAS California
Marines at Miramar Naval Air Station near San Diego patrol 15 000 rugged acres by horseback restoring a role phased out in the 1930s. The unit began July 2 amid debates over abortion law and a professor’s warning on repeal timelines.
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Miramar Naval Air Station
San Diego
Jehovah's Witnesses Draw 19,750 For Laurel Race Track Assembly
By Paul A Haley. The Laurel Race Track hosts a four day Jehovah's Witnesses assembly drawing 19,750 attendees from Maryland, D C and nearby states. Harley E Miller remarks on a future under God's rule, while the article notes a large black membership and 203 nations. The piece explains beliefs about earthbound salvation, nonviolence with blood transfusion, and door to door ministry as core duties.
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Maryland
Jehovah's Witnesses
Laurel Race Track
Maryland-Washington
Harley E. Miller
Mr. Miller
Frederick
Altough
Jehovah’s Witnesses
God
Abel
Charles Tate Russell
New York
VC Specialists In Terror
Bruce Biossat argues antiwar critics overlook Viet Cong atrocities in Vietnam, citing Phuthanh Dak Son and Can Tho massacres, bombing of school buses, and planned violence by the VC as evidence of their brutal campaign against civilians.
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Washington
NEA
America
Saigon
Hanoi
Nazi Germany
Joseph Goebbels
Phuthanh
Hue
Dak Son
U.S
John Glenn
Earth
Can Tho
Unity of Interest Speech in New Market Grange
W Philip Shatts, director of the Chamber of Commerce, spoke on unity of city and county interests. He urged readjusting the city's parking code to add more parking spaces for citizens. The piece also notes revenue officers’ raids in Brunswick, arresting J J Peer with a still and mash, plus a raid on Edward Merkle’s house for a still and home brew bottles.
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W. Philip Shatts
Chamber of Commerce
New Market Grange
Brunswick
J.J. Peer
Edward Merkle
Two Unionville men electrocuted in barbed wire incident
A farmer and a livestock dealer from Unionville died at the scene on Wednesday after one was electrocuted attempting to cross a charged barbed wire strand and the other died while trying to pull his companion to safety. Frederick’s municipal airport could aid mobilization plans, said Mayor Munshower, noting its location between Camp Detrick and Ritchie.
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Unionville
Frederick Municiple
Munshower
Camp Detrick
Ritchie
Three Hurt In Parkway Buick Crash At Deer Derry Alley
A Philadelphia man drove a five passenger Buick at about 30 mph and crashed into a Maryland Motor and Machine Company Chevrolet touring car on Deer Derry Alley Patrick Street injuring three. Meanwhile Baltimore Washington crowds will join Montgomery Frederick and nearby Virginians next Saturday for the St Marys Church benefit supper picnic and tournament at Barnesville.
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Philadelphia
Maryland Motor and Machine Company
Deer Derry Alley
Patrick Street
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Washington
Montgomery
Frederick
Import Quotas Cut Two Ways
A Commerce Department move certifies a New Jersey piano maker for relief under the 1962 Trade Act amid broader import controls. The debate spans effects on consumers and workers, with industry pockets from textiles to oil opposing or supporting quotas, and reviews potential international retaliation and national job security.
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U.S. Commerce Department
New Jersey
Congress
Japan
Taiwan
Korea
United States
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