Court Allows Private Clubs To Ban Blacks
The Supreme Court upholds private clubs right to exclude Negroes in a 6 to 3 decision led by Justice Rehnquist. The case, involving Leroy Irvis at the Moose Lodge in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, ties liquor licensing to private conduct and reverses a 1970 federal court ruling.
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WASHINGTON
Supreme Court
William N. Rehnquist
Moose Lodge
Harrisburg
Leroy Irvis
Pennsylvania House
Rehnquist
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell
Nixon administration
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Brennan
Pennsylvania
Frederick County Records Low Temperature Shock June
Frederick County set a new June low of 35 degrees in Unionville on Sunday, beating the old mark of 38 from 1945. The Unionville observation also logged 41 degrees Sunday night, with county highs sliding into the 70s and a 10 percent chance of light thunderstorms tomorrow.
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Frederick County
Unionville
Plitt Von Eiff
mercury
Frederick
Protest over siting of sewer plant near Adamstown and Black community
Community leaders in Pleasant View and Carroll Manor criticize plans to place a Metropolitan Commission sewer facility near their Black neighborhood as a 7000 person Adamstown development moves forward. They allege deliberate neglect in public notices and pledge voter registration drives while officials reschedule a regional master plan review.
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Adamstown
new Carroll Manor
R. O Curtis
Curtis
Judith
Carroll Manor
Lawson
Metropolitan Commission and Sanitary District
Tuscarora Creek
Pleasant View
Doubs
Adamstown-East
Robert M. Keats
Chevy Chase
Frederick County Schools See Surge of Qualified Teaching Applicants
Frederick County schools report about 1,600 applications from January to May for next year. Dr. Donald Koons says applicants remain a moving target as vacancies open and close, with timing crucial for June and July fills. He notes more candidates meet state requirements, especially in special education, but stresses teaching is an art with multiple factors in hiring.
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Frederick County
Donald Koons
Frederick
Koons
state board of education
Vandals Suspected In Ammonia Spill
Ammonium nitrate spill of about 3000 gallons from a Farmers Cooperative tank car on South Carroll and East All Saints Streets is being blamed on vandals. Two pumps were stolen, one motor removed, and the valve left open. Gas masks were worn by responders as the area was secured and fire crews remained on scene. Tires on three feed trucks were punctured earlier in the week. Police investigated with the United Fire Company on standby.
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Farmers Cooperative Association
South Carroll
East All Saints
Dale Martin
cooperative
Martin
Maritin
United Fire Company
South Dakota Flood Toll Tops 200 Mark
Rapid City faced a catastrophic flood as the death toll reached 208 with about 500 missing and 3,000 left homeless. Officials reported extensive damage exceeding 100 million dollars and urgent relief efforts from National Guardsmen, civilians, and federal agencies. Water outages and gas cuts compounded the crisis while relief teams operated by day and night.
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RAPID CITY
Black Jills
Civil Defense
Duane L. ‘Duke’ Corning
Donald Barnett
Canyon Lake
George McGovern
Richard Kneip
McGovern
Congress
Pennington County Health Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
Thurmont Couple Safe In Flood Area
Mr and Mrs Carl W Michael of Thurmont are reported safe after a South Dakota flood disaster that killed hundreds and left thousands missing. They were at their Mt Rushmore area summer home near Keystone when roads were washed out and food supplies ran short.
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Carl W. Michael
W. Main St
Thurmont
South Dakota
H. Deneen Long
Martinsburg
W. Va
Michael
Michaels
Mt. Rushmore National Park
Keystone
Mt. Rushmore
Long
Black Hills
Rapid City
Mr. Rushmore
Michael’s
Senate Debates Cutting Viet Funds Aid Bill
Senate debate centers on a 1.7 billion foreign military aid measure to halt U S troops in Vietnam after August 31. Mansfield leads end the war amendment seeking unconditional Vietnam troop withdrawal and conditional end to air and naval action in Indochina. Stennis opposes, urging firmness as North Vietnamese offensives continue. Bill totals 1.65 billion for foreign security assistance with reduced military grants and credits components.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
D. Mont
Indochina
United States
North Vietnam
Mansfield
Stennis
Jets Pound North Viet Rail Line
U S jets attacked the North Vietnam China border rail line causing fires and briefly stranding freight cars. Two MIG jets were shot down by Navy and Air Force pilots near Hanoi while a Navy AG was reported missing after a loss of a carrier aircraft.
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SAIGON
APY
U.S
North Vietnam
China
U.S. Command
Hanoi
Coral Sea
Fire Log Notices From City Streets And County Roads
Wire calls and fires reported over a 48 hour period ending 10 am. Multiple locations include Dulaney Ave Independents and Uniteds response. East All Saints Street auto fire. 40-A West of Clifton Road house fire. Reno Monument Road Mason residence fire. Middletown Braddock Heights Myersville area house fires. Middletown Myersville Road fire undetermined. Ambulance calls listed as Emergency 31. routine. Jail population shows 24 males, 0 females, and 2 juveniles.
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CITY WEST SECOND STREET
Dulaney Ave
Independents
Uniteds
ALL SAINTS STREET
CLIFTON ROAD
Braddock Heights
Middletown
RENO MONUMENT
Mason
MYERSVILLE
Walkersville Plans Tribute To Trout
An informal social at Walkersville United Methodist Church on June 17 honors Gilmore C. Trout who ends a tenth term as Burgess and becomes Town Commissioner. Richard A. Winn succeeds him. a slide history by Charles Nicodemus follows, rain site in church school.
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Walkersville United Methodist Church
Gilmore C. Trout
Walkersville
Trout
Burgess
RichardA. Winn
friends of
Burgess Trout
Charles Nicodemus
church school
Frederick man guilty of tampering and theft
Joe Louis Petty of South Market Street was found guilty in district court on two counts of receiving stolen goods and one count of tampering with a coin operated machine. He received sentences totaling two and a half years in the Department of Correction with concurrent terms for related offenses.
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Frederick
Department of Correction
Joe Louis Petty
South Market Street
East All Saints Street
Petty
Stanley Bennett
Richard Eyler
Michael Calpin
Bennett
Stock Market Nudges Higher in New York Trading
In New York CAP price movement edged up with modest gains on the New York Stock Exchange as advances slightly outpaced declines in today’s session.
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NEW YORK
Pricon
New York Stock Exchange
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Baker Park
ROBERT MacDOUGALL
Harpers Ferry
Nancy Morris
Johnstown
Florida
David Heraty
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Jets Pound
North Viet
Gilmore C
Richard A. Winn
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