Partial OCR of 1975 notice with mixed figures and names
A damaged text snippet from May 12 1975 shows scattered monetary values and names such as Cape and Maryleth Waduagien BC. The fragmentary OCR includes several numbers and prices like 469 and 333 but lacks coherent context or complete entities to form a clear notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omran Cemch
Senda
Sarghend
Finghe Cape
Maryleth Waduagien BC
Viggen Wuginio
Papatis
Minnie
Jobs and grads face tougher spring placement for Class of 75
More than 1.25 million graduates are set to receive diplomas this spring as overall offers decline by at least four percent from last year. Liberal arts majors, comprising nearly 60 percent of grads, face the weakest prospects while engineers and business grads see pockets of hiring, especially in energy. CPC proposes broader minors, early career planning, internships, and government data to boost competitiveness. A national CPC meeting in Washington May 27 30 will discuss recommendations for Congress.
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Millon College
College Placement Council
Liberal Arts
CPC
Alva C. Cooper
Council
Washington
Congress
Letters to the Editor About Klan and Psuedo-Conservatives
A reader thanks The Post for coverage of Ku Klux Klan activity and critiques the motive of rally attendees. The letter cites a Grand Dragon’s presidential ambitions, questions Gamber Maryland as a focal point, and references Adorno and Rice on authoritarian personalities and pseudo-conservatism in American politics.
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Neil Sandler
Post
Grand Canyon
Ku Klux Klan
Grand Dragons
Ohio
United States
Gamber
Maryland
Washington
Fort Knox
Peoria
Ilinois
Theodore W. Adorno
Psuedo-Conservatives
Adorno
Psuedo
Arnold S. Rice
Public Affairs Press
Expo '75 Ocean Exposition Aims For Okinawa Turnstiles
EXPO '75, an international ocean themed fair, opens July 20 1975 in Okinawa and runs to January 18 1976 drawing up to two million visitors. It showcases new sea harvest technologies while warning about whaling pressures by Japan and the Soviet Union, urging conservationists to press for ecological balance and sustainable seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Ryukyus
Bureau of International Exhibitions
Paris
Japan Trade Council
Japan
Soviet Union
Japan Trade Center
Saigon Gold Hoard and Cold War Fallout Reveal Postwar Chaos
Classified cables allege 21 tons of gold valued at $200 million were left by Thieu in Saigon, with Minh using the loot as leverage. Arsenal and facilities US built in South Vietnam are also reported abandoned. Estimates place weaponry at billions. assets frozen total around $80 million Vietnamese and up to $5 million Cambodian.
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Washington
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
State Department
Taipei
Treasury
Duong van Minh
United States
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Treasury Department
Thieu
Lon Nol
Martinet Martin
Henry Kissinger
Amyore
U.S
Kissinger
Martin
Final Clearing of Ender to Rush from Lake Bed
A report notes the ender clearing ahead of the water impoundment near Fishing Creek as a new renewal feature progressed. Frederick City and county residents showed interest in a Lowthers Exposition display featuring a Middletown Valley model. An unidentified man seeking directions to Cleveland wandered into Rick's automobile office asking for the time date day and month.
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Frederick City
Middletown Valley
Cleveland
Pediatric psychologist speaks on children’s media at Hood College
Dr Reginald Lourie of Children’s Hospital Washington, D C, analyzes effects of TV radio and comics on kids during a Hood College talk in Harpers Ferry. He notes implications for parental guidance and child development.
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Reginald Lourie
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D.C
Hood College
Local plea for bullet proof vests for state troopers
Citizenletter urges donations to fund two bullet proof vests for all 38 riding troopers at Barracks B Frederick Maryland. The writer cites safety, civic duty, and financial needs, urging small gifts at F and M National Bank and postal mail to Mrs Edna Taylor and Barracks B. The appeal asks supporters to donate to a State Police Widows and Orphans fund if excess funds remain.
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Edna Taylor
Taylor
Malo
F&m National Bank
Frederick
Harrison
Frederick County Sees Unemployment Dip Amid MAX-EM Push
Amid record jobless rates in Frederick County March figures show MAX-EM programs aiding employment. Local chamber, businesses and residents rally to sustain gains as economy shows tentative improvement through building permits and tax rebates.
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Frederick County
Ben
KG Oe Et Sa
Chamber of Commerce
Saswer
Frederick Max-Em
Rene Tet
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Frederick. Md
Grvesiay
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Murn
National Committee
Guard and Reserve
White House
Rey Ash
James Schiesinger
Gubiens
Bensree
Drug Enforcement Administration
Pets
Hille Homer
Harpers Ferry
America
Robert van Waes
Burkittsville, Maryland
Darlo M. Weddle
Wyngate
AL Rogers Chamber OF Commerce
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