Frederick Daily Times header and 1971 publication info
The Frederick Daily Times lists established 1883 publication details, address at Patrick Street Frederick Maryland, evening schedule except Sunday, classified office hours, subscription rates, motor route options, and AP news rights for Frederick. The Tuesday March 2 1971 issue is noted for Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Nder Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press Press
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County Liquor Bill Seeks License Limit Revisions
A proposed General Assembly bill SB 307 would raise the population base for Class A off sale licenses to 1,800, potentially cutting licenses from 41 to 29 but grandfathered holders could transfer. Long term effects could keep licenses near 41 into 1980 or 1990, prompting calls to review liquor laws and adjust fees to reflect costs of regulation.
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General Assembly
Frederick County
Carroll County
Howard
Talbot County
Queen Annes
Star Spangled Banner under fire from atheists
A 40th anniversary look at Congress declaring the Star Spangled Banner the national anthem. Atheists and freethinkers plan court action claiming Constitution violations, citing the fourth stanza’s references to God, while defenders argue the anthem embodies patriotic spirit and history.
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Congress
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Army
Navy
Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
John Philip Sousa
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
Julia Ward Howe
Maryland
Charles McC Mathias
Songster Key
Senate
Supreme Bench
American Civil Liberties League
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Diety
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Georgetown
American Sunday School Union
John Randolph
Roanoke
High Court
Little
Isles
Anacreon
England
Moscow Peking Have Chance To Gain Prestige At Paris
Washington reports that the Soviet Union and Red China could win world prestige by pressuring North Vietnam toward a Paris peace, potentially easing the Southeast Asia conflict. Rumors of large Red Chinese or Soviet deployments are unlikely due to cost and domestic unrest fears. Neither the United States nor South Vietnam plan to invade North Vietnam. current aims are to remove North Vietnamese aggressors from the South.
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David Lawrence Washington
Soviet Union
Red China
North Vietnam
Paris
Southeast Asia
United States
South Vietnamese
South Vietnam
Warsaw
State Department
China
Laos
Peking
Asia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Vietnam
Moscow
Nixon
Korea
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Richard Nixon
Ike
Walter Reed Army Hospital
LBJ
Johnson
Texas
James D. Hughes
National Security
Henry Kissinger
Colorado
Peter Dominick
Senate
Dominick
GOP
Elliot Richardson
Illinois
Les Arends
Jack Anderson
Stanford Discipline and a Nation's Spine questioned
Stanford University faces a high profile clash as President Richard W. Lyman suspends English associate professor H. Bruce Franklin with pay and contemplates dismissal amid protests. Court orders curb disruptive actions as Franklin, known for controversial views, stakes his tenure while campus turmoil over free speech and protests intensifies.
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Nixon
Stanford University
Richard W. Lyman
Hayakawa
H. Bruce Franklin
Franklin
Lyman
Stanford
Henry Cabot Lodge
Stanford Nitwit Corps
Peking University
Moose Mardi Gras opens at state Armory fundraiser
From the Files of the News Post March 2 1921 reports Moose Mardis Gras opening at the state Armory for four nights of entertainment to benefit the Mooseheart Kiddy Home Building Fund. Ex mayor Fraley to speak, acts include novelty singing dancing magicians and a play The Old Peabody Pew produced by Hood College Dramatic Class.
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State Armory
Fraley
Mooseheart Kiddy Home Building Fund
Peabody Pew
Kate D. Wiggin
Hood College Dramatic Class
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California
Education U.S.A
Donald Cooks
Elk Grove Unified
Sacramento
Ireland
Gude
Frederick Retail Merchants
Cochairman
Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Seeger
LeRoy Sowell
C. T. Gibson
Isabel Boone Rebert
Theodore R. McKeldin
Lane
Berry World
Liz Taylor
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