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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 26, 1971

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Revisions Sought For County Master Highway Plan

Frederick County undertakes a second revision of its 1959 master highway plan with hearings planned before fall. Planning officials led by Lawrence Nelson describe the changes as drastic, chiefly reclassifying road types and adjusting alignments while preserving existing roads.

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission Lawrence Nelson State Roads Commission Planning Commission Ceresville Shookstown Frederick City Monocacy Battlefield Monocacy Feagaville Nelson

Supreme Court Hears Post and Times Pentagon Papers Case

The Supreme Court weighs government claims that publishing classified Pentagon documents by The Times and The Post threatens national security. Justices split 5 to 4 to hear the case, with temporary bans on the papers extending as other outlets released material. Ellsberg's arrest warrant tied to the leak underscores a broader probe. The Times and other outlets continue to report on the study, noting Allied reactions and Vietnam War context.

Associated Press Supreme Court Pentagon New York Times Washington Post The Times the Post State Department Daniel Ellsberg Ellsberg U.S Indochina High Court Los Angeles Times St. Louis Post-Dispatch Justice Department Los Angeles Rand Corp Santa Monica Calif Rand Times and Post the Times

Draft quota set at 16 000 for July and August

Washington AP reports the Defense Department announced a 16 000 draft quota for July and August. A Pentagon official said the figure aids prudent planning and informs draft-age youths and the Selective Service about upcoming calls. The House and Senate are expected to reconcile differences in the draft law.

Washington House Senate Defense Department Pentagon

Draft bill delay as Nixon faces Vietnam pullback plan

Defense officials say both chambers have approved a two year extension of the draft law, expiring June 30, with final legislation to Nixon in July. A Senate amendment proposes a nine month phased withdrawal from Vietnam if all POWs are released. Cool reception anticipated in conference and on the House floor. If delayed, July-August quotas could be filled by students whose deferments ended.

Nixon Senate U.S Vietnam House Congress

Ellsberg Warrant and Pentagon Study Case

Justice Department seeks arrest warrant for Daniel Ellsberg the MIT researcher tied to a leaked top secret Pentagon study on U.S. Vietnam involvement. Supreme Court to hear government stance on publication amid national security concerns as Court limits coverage.

Associated Press Justice Department Daniel Ellsberg Massachusetts Institute of Technology New York Times Pentagon U.S Vietnam Eilsberg Supreme Court Washington Post Ellsberg United States Los Angeles Venette S. Tassooulos Carol

Ticks disease carriers and prevention by Maryland health official

Frederick County Health Department notes Rocky Mountain spotted fever is the main tick borne disease in Maryland with 49 cases in 1969. The common dog tick transmits the germ Rickettsia rickettsii. prevention centers on avoiding ticks, inspecting outdoors workers and children, and proper tick removal with tweezers to avoid leaving mouthparts.

Carl Margrabe Frederick County Health Department Maryland Rocky Mountain United States

Pakistan East Crisis Deepens as War and Cyclone Strain Nation

Eastern Pakistan's economy and society reel after a civil war and last year's cyclone with an estimated 400 000 dead. West Pakistan battles Bengali secessionists while refugees flood India. Amid calls for civilian transfer of power, Awami League leaders face imprisonment and suppression.

Dacca East Pakistan Behit Pakistan West India Subcontinent Indira Gandhi Awami League Sheik Mijibur Rahman Ity National Assembly

Weekend Weather Outlook With Humid Thunderstorms

The forecast calls for cloudy humid conditions this weekend with a 50 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Daytime highs in the mid 80s, dropping to overnight lows in the 60s, winds under 10 mph shifting to 10 to 15 mph northward tomorrow. Extended sunnier heat returning next week with 90s and upper 60s nights. River conditions on the Potomac and Monocacy are very good, and outdoor plans may be affected by potential rain.

Mercury Potoma

EEG Use Clarified By Chief Of Staff

Frederick Memorial Hospital Chief of Staff clarifies an EEG gift claim. Dr Adel Demiray says the encephalograph is a diagnostic tool not life saving. delays in use stem from specialized reading needs and lack of available technicians.

Frederick Memorial Hospital News-Post Frederick County Adel Demiray John A. Derr Epilepsy Foundation Frederick

Tricia, Ed Cox At Camp David

Tricia Nixon and her husband Ed Cox have stayed at Camp David continuing their undisclosed honeymoon plans. White House sources confirmed they greeted President Nixon on his arrival, noting Tricia regards the retreat as ideal for privacy and outdoor activities.

Camp David Tricia Ed Cox White House Nixon

Three MACSOG Teams Reported Wiped Out in Vietnam Laos

AP report cites South Vietnam and Laos losses of three intelligence gathering teams led by Americans. Two teams operated across the Laotian border. a third observed North Vietnamese movements at Hickory mountain outpost near Khe Sanh. June 5 clash over two days left two Americans and 23-25 Montagnard soldiers dead.

Saigon South Vietnam Laos Associated Press Michael Putzel Khe Sanh Putzel Hickory U.S. Command Military Assistance Command Macsog Central Intelligence Agency Green Berets 5Th Special Forces Group Fuller Demilitarized Zone

Fire log brief reports truck fire near Woodsboro

Fire calls for the 24 hour period ending at 10 am include a 4:17 pm truck fire on Glade Road in Woodsboro. Ambulance calls show one emergency and two routine runints. Jail population lists 39 males and none for females.

County Glade Road Woodsboro

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