Warren Sees Nation In No Danger Of Armed Revolution
AP interview with former Chief Justice Earl Warren on his 80th birthday. He says the United States faces no real danger of an armed revolution, citing youth engagement and enduring faith in institutions. He discusses his career, views on the Burger court, race, desegregation, Vietnam, and trials for black defendants.
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Warren
Washington (Ap
Paul Warren
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Clement Haynsworth
Harrold Carswell
High Court
God
Vietnam
Yale
Kingman Brewster
United States
Earl Warren
Woodsboro VFD Auxiliary Hosts Central Alarm Talk
At the Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary meeting Mrs Mae Stevens presided. Donald Trimmer Chief Dispatcher at Central Alarm demonstrated the system with Charles Crum and urged memorizing 662-6333. Trimmer explained call flow to engines ambulances and radio links from scene to hospital. He noted two dispatchers on duty and twenty two county fire companies.
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Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary
Mae Stevens
Donald Trimmer
Central Alarm
Charles H. Crum
Gambril State Park
Montevue
Trimmer
New Midway
Russia Silent First Strike Warning Report Says
A seven person panel appointed by President Nixon warns the United States that the Soviet Union is deploying strategic weapons designed for first strike. The 35 page study, completed last summer and released after a Pentagon delay, cautions hardened public hostility to defense could undermine national security.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Nixon
Defense Department
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Publc
Soldiers Search For Belfast Weapons
Belfast army search marks largest operation yet as troops cordon the city and inspect all vehicles in and out of the capital. Prime Minister James Callaghan says 1,300 more troops will reinforce the 8,250 already deployed to restore peace amid IRA bombings and gun battles this year.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Irish Republican Army
United Kingdom
Irish Republic
Rogers and Eban Meet on Mideast Peace Efforts
Washington AP report on the private four week dispute culminating in a meeting between Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban. Rogers seeks a peace plan with territorial concessions and U.S. security guarantees, while Meir rejects relying on international forces. They may steer talks toward reopening the Suez Canal. The Egyptian push for troop withdrawal from the east bank of the canal is noted as a potential path to progress.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Mideast
Eban
Rogers
U.S
Israel
Golda ‘Meir
Meir
Raeli
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
East
Sinari Desert
Ethan
Satchmo Improving In New York Hospital ICU
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo is in Beth Israel Hospital ICU under treatment for an aggravated heart condition. A hospital spokesman said he is resting comfortably at age 70 after being admitted Monday evening, with no seriousness estimate given.
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New York
Louis ‘Satchmo’ Arnstrong
Beth Israel Hospital
Supreme Court to rule on trading stamp competition
The Supreme Court faces whether the FTC can block marketing practices as unfair competition in the Sperry & Hutchinson case. The 1967 FTC action aimed to stop limiting stamp exchanges, but the New Orleans appeals court ruled the agency lacked antitrust proof, challenging the breadth of the FTC’s power.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Sperry & Hutchinson
FTC
Federal Appeals Court
New Orleans
S&h
Oklahoma
Texas
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sperry
Hutchinson
Appeals
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Union Rescue Mission
Charles Weaver
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. Rolfe Castleman
Woodsboro
VFD
John Adams
Great Britain
Gee
Treeland Nurseries
Russia
MV Geek
Tymouth
Barracuda
Plymouth
Chrysler
THE
Roney Motor CO
North Market Street
Toyota
Satan R. Custer
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Dwoolco Department Stores
Scotts
America
Windsor
Maesta Ree
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