Mathias Distances Self From Dump Nixon Effort
Sen. Charles Mathias of Maryland says he has no plan to join any anti Nixon dumping drive next year and will not participate in such a group. The liberal Republican notes his alliance with the White House remains cautious as he continues to push for Vietnam withdrawal.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias
Richard Nixon
Mathias
Senate
Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Paul McCloskey
Calif
Charles Goodell
R-N-Y
White House
Maryland
Mixon
Public Defender and Central Alarm Budgets Tabled
County commissioners hear budget requests from the Public Defender seeking about 15000 more to raise the salary from 7000 to between 10000 and 12000 and for possible hiring of an assistant defender. Central Alarm requests 47000 for 1972, with 465132 as compromise. funds for a base station for Lewistown VFD and a new tape system to replay calls.
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William Lee_Kemby
General Assembly
Leckem
Leeckemby
Public Defender
Central Alarm
Central Alarm Board
Lewistown
Baptist Youths Plan Weekend Convention
The Maryland Baptist Youth Convention will meet at the First Baptist Church on Dill Avenue this Friday and Saturday with over 500 registered, expected to exceed 550. Activities include registration and dinner at the Holiday Inn, lodging at the Red Horse Inn and Francis Scott Key Hotel, a 7 p.m. opening session, a talent parade, Saturday conferences starting at 9 a.m., lunch at Baker Park, and a final session at 4 a.m. The program features varied topics and plans for a week-long Youth Week at Hood College in 1972 led by Rev. Sam A. High and youth from across Maryland.
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Maryland Baptist Youth Convention
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Holiday Inn
Red Horse Inn
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Baker Park
Hood College
Sam A. High
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Will Cieer
Maryland
Fire log reports multiple blazes across county
A 24 hour fire log lists incidents including electrical and building fires at 428 N Market St and Stewart Manor Apartments 117A, field fires at Dodson Residence, Woodville Road, and past Joe Himes Store, a Sunday 9:13 p m chimney fire at Brunswick, and ambulance calls totaling five emergencies with 34 males and 3 females in the jail population. responders include Juniors Independents Citizens Woodsboro New Market Mt Airy and Uniteds.
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City
Market ST
Stewart Manor
Apt
Fifth ST
Uniteds
Sunset Drive
Starhill Drive
Sunset Hills
Dodson
Dorcus Road
Woodsboro
Woodville Road
New Market
Mt. Airy
Joe Himes
Brunswick
Catoctin View Notes For Sale
Frederick Housing Authority offers notes totaling 1 699 000 for Catoctin View elderly housing. Sealed proposals open April 6 with six month notes advertised locally and in Daily Bond Buyer. HUD financing funds the 100 unit building whose total cost was 1 726 899, with part already paid.
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Catoctin View
Frederick
New York
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Sheriff Widens Search For Jail Escapee
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Department continues hunting for Chester Leroy Stone after he escaped from the Frederick County Jail with John Leroy Trent last Friday night. Trent was captured near Emmitsburg Sunday by eight officers. Stone remains at large as deputies and state and city police pursue every lead.
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Frederick County
Richard Baumgartner
Lewis Crutchley
John Georgiants
Roland ,Adams
Herman Bowlens
Bob Baker
George Flickinger
Paul Oden
Trent
Emmitsburg
Sheriff's Department
Market steadies as trading pace quickens in New York
The New York market opened with steadiness as the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged down 0.06 to 912.86 at 10:30 a.m. Trading advances and declines were roughly even among NYSE listings.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Spring Begins Sunny in Frederick County News
Frederick County enjoyed a brief touch of spring with sunny and mild conditions today. Forecasters warned of a plunge to the 203s tonight as cooler air moves in, with cloudy skies and overcast conditions through Tuesday and highs in the mid 40s on Tuesday. The weekend saw icy temperatures and snow flurries, while Sunday brought sun and a high near 49 with an overnight low around 29.
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Frederick
South Viets Retreat From Laos Amid Heavy Bombing
U S fighter bombers pounded North Vietnam for a second day as South Vietnamese forces pulled back from Laos under heavy enemy pressure. Saigon said 10 000 troops crossed the border while reports placed Vietnamese and Hanoi casualties in the thousands with village fighting and artillery duels continuing along the frontier.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Tran van An
Hanoi
Selves
South Vietnam
Highway 9
Meadlo Evidence Re Run Calley Jury Split At Latimer Ga Deliberations
Meadlo testimony replayed for Calley jury on the My Lai massacre case as the judge and attorneys reset a portion of the trial record. The jurors, in day six of deliberations, weighed the first murder count while requesting fresh reads of key prosecution witnesses including Meadlo who testified he was ordered to shoot civilians.
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Benning
Paul David Meadlo
William Calley
Meadle
Terre Haute
Ind
My Lai
Calley
Leutenant
Paul David Meadle
Indiana
Trail Group
Supreme Court okays parochial school aid in Connecticut
The Supreme Court paused an injunction blocking state aid to parochial schools, allowing about $6 million for 263 CT schools to continue during appeal. Justices split 6 to 3 in favor, with dissent from Black, Douglas and Harlan. The case, begun by CT taxpayers and joined by NAACP, challenges the First Amendment separation of church and state.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Hartford
Warren E. Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Harry 4
Blackmun
Hugo L. Black
Wil
Liam O. Douglas
John M. Harlan
High Court
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Byron Tells FHS Students What It's Like To Be A Congressman
Congressman Goodloe Byron spoke to about 30 Frederick High School Student Council members sharing life in the U S House. He recalled a Capitol bombing, police staffing, a space program talk, and how democracy suffers when people are detached from their representatives. He urged balance in space funding and discussed Lt Calley's Viet Nam court martial and wartime moral questions.
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Byron
FHS
Goodloe
U.S. House of Representatives
Frederick
Capitol
Congress
William Calley
U.S. Capitol
Frederick High School
William N
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