Powell Accused of Betraying Far East Cause by Senate Panel
Washington March 2001 Senate Internal Security subcommittee brands John W. Powell of San Francisco former editor of the China Weekly Review as having betrayed Americas cause in the Far East. The report says Powell aided by his Shanghai magazine was used by Chinese Communists to indoctrinate American POWs in Korea and questions his ties to Peiping. Powell invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to reveal if he is a Communist or details of relations with the Peiping government.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Today
John W. Powell
San Francisco
China Weekly Review
America
Far East
Senate
Subcommittee
Denier
Ind
United States
Powell
Shanghai
Korea
China Review
Peiping
Brunswick man held in fatal hit and run case near Frederick
Howard F Roberson 30 Brunswick was arrested after a hit and run killed a woman on WU S 40 east of Ridgeville. The victim, identified as a Potts daughter from Frederick, died of chest injuries and head lacerations. Roberson is jailed in Ellicott City on charges of hit and run and manslaughter with a $2500 bond. Funeral services for the deceased are set for Tuesday at Warren Methodist Church Parrsville.
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Howard F. Roberson
Brunswick
Ellicott City
WU. S. 40
Ridgeville
Lacey
Burns
Twin Arch Road
Mt. Airy
J. W. Crout
Cront
Samuel R. Dorsey
Frank C. Badger
Crout
Howard County
MSP
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Jaz Bridge
Ben F. Phebus Jr
City Police
Phobus
Roberson
Dickerson
Lieut
Phebus
Barra
Robers
C. M. Waltz
Winsfield
Eisenhower highway plan in Congress faces stiff Democratic resistance
James Marlow reports that President Eisenhower's big highway idea, a 10 year 101 billion plan with 21 billion federal funding and 70 billion state local spending, met strong opposition from Democrats Gore and Byrd who call financing sleight of hand and fear federal control over states highways. The article also notes criticism of funding via a government corporation and compares with the current 47 billion plan. Also included are brief crime and assassination plot items from Beaumont Texas Karachi Pakistan noting a nurse's aide charged with kidnapping and a provincial minister rumored connected to a Pakistan assass ins.
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Associated Press
Congress
Sears
Lucius D. Clay
Fisenhower
Clay Commission
Gore
Tennessee
Byrd
Wirginia
Eisenhower
Lappo Hugin Skotl
Federcal
Linganore M.Y.F. Holds March Meeting at Alexander Home
The Linganore M.Y.F. met at Janice and Barbara Alexander's home with vice president Janice Horton presiding. Fifteen members attended as devotions, Bible readings, and hymns were shared. A bowling party in April was planned, Franklin Barkier oversaw recreation, refreshments followed, and the next meeting is scheduled for April 10.
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Linganore
Franklin Barkier
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