Grove Lime Company Builds 112 Year Non Discrimination Record
The M J Grove Lime Company of Frederick County stresses equal opportunity in recruitment and promotion. Montagu Hankin Jr says the firm has never discriminated by race creed color or national origin in 112 years and that its union contract includes a non discrimination clause. The company seeks hires of integrity and ambition to sustain growth.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County
Flintkot
Hankin
Mason and Dixon
Angkor War Damage Highlights Losses Of World Heritage
An unauthorized artillery barrage damaged the south wall of Angkor Wat, emblematic of historic monuments worldwide lost to war. The piece contrasts Angkor with other sites such as Hue, Monte Cassino, Dresden, Warsaw, and the Parthenon, arguing mankind’s pattern of sacrificing history for martial aims. It also notes CIA funding revelations for Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe, and political calls to shift to open funding via a semi public corporation.
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Southeast Asia
Angkor
Cambodia
Angkor Wat
Angkor Thom
Monte Cassino
Italy
Germany
Dresden
Europe
Poland
Warsaw
Acropolis
Greece
Radio Liberty
Radio Free Europe
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Spain
Portugal
Soviet Union
Voices
United States
America
Voice of America
U.S. Information Agency
Nixon
Congress
New York
Washington Mideast tensions prompt cautious diplomacy
Washington faces renewed fear of wider war as intelligence warns of imminent clashes after Sadat refusal to renew the cease-fire. Soviet shipments to Egypt include advanced jets and an amphibious unit, while Washington pushes interim talks to reopen the Suez Canal and avoid a broader Arab-Israeli conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bill Rogers
Mideast
Egypt
West Bank
Suez
U.S
Israel
Sadat
Joe Spear
Cairo
Russia
State Department
Don Bergus
Spear
Bergus
Sinai
Ultimate Working Vacation in Paris for Harried Executives
A French rental firm offers the Ultimate Working Vacation allowing travelers to book a European trip and pause mid itinerary in Paris for a week of business. International Business Office Services provides daily or weekly offices near the Arc de Triomphe, multilingual secretaries, Telex, an international switchboard, conference rooms, and even an American keyboard typewriter.
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Paris
International Business Office Services
Arc de Triomphe
Do what I tell you not what I do in Bolivia
Ella Doran recalls 1964 Peace Corps teaching aims in Bolivia to wear shoes, curb cacao leaf chewing, improve sanitation, nutrition, and property respect while later seeing US students in a Kent State dorm substitute barefoot behavior, pot use, littering, junk food, and theft. She asks if one can urge others to follow rules not practiced at home.
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Volunteer
The
Peace Corps
Ella Doran
Bolivia
Kent State University
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Closing Exercises At Maryland State School For Deaf
Yesterday the Maryland State School for the Deaf held closing exercises with the annual Board of Visitors meeting. Twenty board members attended. this year’s attendance topped 147 with a prior average of 124. A memorial campaign reports rising precinct activity. city precincts are organized and headquarters total $4,743.31. The Ninth Anniversary Leaders Bible Class banquet featured a full menu and social room gathering at the Methodist Episcopal Church. A May tornado with thunderstorm caused property damage and temporary road blockages, cooling temperatures after a 96 degree day. Six Hood College graduates from Frederick and county towns were among 88 in the class, including Alice Elizabeth McCain, Betty Lorraine Moberly, Barbara H. Sexton, Willoughby McCormick Cole, Donna Joy Fogle, and Elva Mahala Remsberg. The Post Office Department invites bids for a temporary Frederick to Hagerstown star route to speed mail service among six towns.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Board of Visitors
Frederick
Hood College
Alice Elizabeth McCain
Betty Lorraine Moberly
Barbara H. Sexton
Willoughby McCormick Cole
Braddock
Donna Joy Fogle
Walkersville
Elva Mahala Remsberg
Middletown
Drug Problems in the Armed Services Highlight Laird Warning
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird acknowledged drug and racial problems among U S troops in Europe and Asia. He warned commanders that denying issues is failing duty and called for stricter controls to prevent drug use by servicemen on duty. He noted heroin and marijuana use among Vietnam deployments and pledged measures to curb trafficking near bases.
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Washington
Melvin Laird
West Germany
United States Army
Europe
Secretary of Defense
Asia
United States
Laird
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
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Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Postal Service
Winton M. Blount
Jane of Arc
Roger Vadim
Jane Fonda
Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Sea
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Abraham Lincoln
Paul Revere
Lincoln
Winton Blount
Blount
Alabama
Senate
Citizens’ Research Foundation
William Benton
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Rufus Pearson
Capitol
U.S. Congress
News-Post
Memorial Campaign
Methodist Episcopal Church
Post Office Department
Hagerstown
Drugs
Armed Services
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