Bucher’s Navy Future Seen Unhurt After Inquiry
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird and Secretary of the Navy J. William Chafee say Bucher’s future in the Navy looks good and will not carry a court of inquiry or court martial blemish. Laird says promotions will depend on his next assignment and performance, with no reprimand in his official record.
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Washington Gap
Melvin Hylanrd
Lloyd Mo Bucher
Navy
Juba H. Chafee
Pueblo
Bucher
Bueher
Weiss
Miles Harvey
Tima
Jule
Orth Hores
Chafee
Secretary of the Navy
Ucher
Girl Darts Into Path Of Truck In Maryland
An eight year old girl from Middleburg sustained a minor leg laceration after darting into the path of a eastbound pickup on Middlebury Road. Harvey M. White Jr. swerved to avoid her, struck her left rear bumper, and she was treated at Fort Detrick Dispensary then Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Middleburg
Betty J. Rosebrook
Fort Detrick Dispensary
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Westminster
Middlebury Road
Harvey M. White Jr
RFD 1
Union Bridge
Crouse Mill Road
White
Elizabeth Sails Into N.Y. Today
The Queen Elizabeth 2 arrives in New York harbor after a five day maiden transatlantic voyage. The 72 million Cunard superliner receives an official escort and a gala welcome led by Mayor Lindsay. The ship carries 1,451 passengers and 982 crew, with two passenger classes and a 2,025 capacity.
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New York Harbor
Cunard Steam Ship Co. Ltd
Coast Guard
U.S. Navy
Verrazano Bridge
Upper
New York Bay
Governor’s Island
Statue of Liberty
Battery
Manhattan
Hudson River
New Jersey
John V. Lindsay
Basil Smallpeice
Cunard
C.N. Anderson
Cunard Line
North Amer US
William E. Warwick
Port Evereglades
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Unrest Spreads in Chinese Port Amid Jitters
Reports from Swatow and ports along the southern coast show rising tensions as troops and public anxieties mount. Observers note military movements and disruptions affecting shipping, with limited official confirmation on causes or scope.
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Hong Kong
Frederick County Arts Festival Showcases Local Talent
Frederick County Public Schools host a three day arts festival at Governor Thomas Johnson High School featuring student art displays, music and drama performances, and a major All-County choruses concert led by Vito E. Mason. Elementary through high school groups contribute crafts, puppets, painting, film, and mixed media works. The event closes with the All-County Senior High Band conducted by Dr. Richard E. Strange and a Sibelius piece.
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Frederick County
Thomas Johnson
Catoctin
Elm Street
South Frederick
Urbana
Middletown
Carroll Manor
West Prederick
Brunswick High
Walkersville
Parkway
Marmony Grove
Thurmont
Frederick
North Frederick
Brunswick
Valley School
TJ Auditorium
Vito E. Mason
American University
Johann Sebastian Bach
God
Zingarelli
Attaway-Haggard - Merman
Lionel Hart
Knut Nystedt
Thomas Luis Victoria
Wilbur Chenoweth
Jean Sibelius
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick High School
Annie Mae Hughes
Readen
Guy de Maupassants
Lawrence
Don McBee
Ciss
Tim Hess
PHS
Hoiday
AH County
Calvin Wacker
Edward Arrington
Arrington
East Frederick
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
Competittve
Pearson
Gordon Jacob
Joaquin Turina
Alfred Need
George Gershwin
Robert Russell Bennett
Richard E. Strange
Carnegie~ Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Kiltie
Nixon Eyes $1 Billion Annual Boost for Food Stamp Plan
President Nixon seeks a $1 billion yearly increase to end hunger in America with faster expansion of the food stamp program. He would shift $270 million next July 1 and seek a total $1.5 billion for the coming year, aiming for full nation-wide reach by mid-1970.
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Washington
Nixon
America
Congress
Meany Plans To Retire As Union Heads Aspire
AFL CIO President George Meany will not step down before 1971 but plans retirement and an heir. Lane Kirkland is tipped to succeed as secretary treasurer and possibly as Meany’s successor, while Walter Reuther’s standing has soured amid past conflicts and new alliance shifts.
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Washington
AFL. Cio
George Meany
Labor
Afl-Cio
William F. Schnitzler
Meany
Walter Reuther
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Teir Atl-Cio
Lane Kirkeland
Schnitzler
Shand
Fuc Wie
L W. Abel
Steelworkers
Taul Mall
Uneton
Joseph A. Beirne
Kirkland
Oldsters
Seeones
Ate Oast
Wold
Vmoeany
Teamsters Union
Mandel Sees U S Control Of Welfare
Annapolis Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel predicts federal takeover of welfare funding and administration. He cites Supreme Court rulings ending state by state variations and residence requirements, forecasting uniform national welfare rules as unconstitutional to treat recipients differently by state.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Supreme Court
Procurement guideline relaxed says witness on Capitol Hill
Navy procurement specialist Gordon Rule testified before a House subcommittee that the Nixon administration loosened 1945 contract guidelines, hindering efforts to curb late deliveries and high costs. He described a 100 million reduction from a Pratt Whitney contract and criticized softened rules that let contractors inflate costs.
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Washington
ATX
Navy
Gordon W. Rule
Naval Material Command
Pentagon
Rule
House
Ike
Tule Ald
Defense Specialiats
United Airecraft Corp
Mariford, Coon
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