Jobless veteran plight highlighted by Mathias remarks
In remarks at Frederick Community College Senator Charles McC Mathias urges business industry and colleges to create jobs for returning Vietnam veterans amid rising unemployment among 20 to 29 year olds. Labor data show veterans jobless at 10.2 percent in the first quarter, with 372000 unemployed. Black unemployment also rose to 10 percent while overall rate sits near 7.9 percent. The piece calls for bipartisan action from Congress and the Nixon administration to address the crisis.
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Charles McC Mathias
Frederick County
Congress
Frederick Community College
Mathias
Department of Labor
Nixon
America
Russia's Vietnam in Sudan War Expands for Soviets
U S intelligence says 100 to 200 Soviet advisers assisted Sudan's Arab-led army against southern Sudan, with 300 plus Russians piloting and servicing helicopters and bombers. Up to 1,000 Soviet personnel reportedly support Arabs. five Antonov-24s and twelve TU-16s used. Port Sudan hosts a new Soviet naval base with SAM-2 missiles. Also, Israeli airdrops aid southern guerrillas Anyanya as Moscow seeks Red Sea reach and broader Africa influence.
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Vietnam
Russia
Sudan
Washington
U.S
Port Sudan
Red Sea
Gaafar L. Mumeiry
Anyanya
African Movement
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Africa
Arab World
Mediterranean
Oppose New Consumer Affairs Department Faces Business Skepticism
A NFIB poll shows 58 percent of independent businessmen oppose a proposed Department of Consumer Affairs, viewing it as added bureaucracy. Supporters cite consumer protection, while Maryland results show 56 percent opposition and 34 percent support. The bill would create four major offices to intervene with regulators and courts on consumer issues and to handle information, safety, and research.
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Nixon
National Federation of Independent Business
John M. Murphy
New York
Department of Consumer Affairs
Maryland
Senate
Department
Maryland Education Overhaul Faces Broad Debate
Maryland lawmakers and educators push toward state run schools with a construction bill and a May 15 guideline deadline. A Citizens Commission seeks public input on finance, accountability, salaries, tenure abolition, and a state system while regional meetings and PTA conferences address reading standards and funding amid fears of losing local control.
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Department of Education
Citizens Commission
State Department of Education
PTA
Maryland Congress of
Maryland
Focal School
Citizens Commission On Maryland
Ford Foundation
Greater Baltimore Committee
U. S. Commission of Education
James Allen
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
Wallace E
Wills Commission
del. Ann R. Hull
Prince George's
State Association of
Dunkle
Annapolis
Hughes Commission
International Press Exchange Program
Maryland - Delaware - D. C. Press Association
Baltimore
Frederick
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Social Security
Baltimore County
Channel 67
Germany
Letters To The Editor On Samaritan Arrest In Frederick
A reader recounts an arrest for loitering after intervening in an assault on a white man in Frederick on North Market Street. He accuses police of inaction while noting a beaten man had a broken jaw and praises a judge for a suspended fine.
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United States
Frederick
North Market Street
Fifty first Knights Templar conclave events in Maryland
Social events noted for the fifty first annual Grand Commandery of Knights Templar in Maryland including courtesy entertainments for A LeRoy McCardell and Mrs McCardell. John Moran flagged as bringing University of Maryland second team to meet Ox Fibre Brush Company. Curriculum: 155 graduates from six city and county high schools with listed class counts.
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Knights Templar
Maryland
Jacques de Molay
A. LeRoy McCardell
McCardell
John Moran
University of Maryland
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Brush Makers
Boys
Girls’ High
Middletown High
Brunswick High
Thurmont High
Emmitsburg High
Israel Hinges Sinai Buffer on Security and Survival
Bruce Biossat explains why Israel prioritizes a broad Sinai buffer west of its borders. Israel fears rapid Arab troop movement through the desert, arguing a wide belt reduces need for repeated mobilizations and the risk to its economy, while keeping Egyptian bases and missiles distant from cities. Some Israelis privately entertain a demilitarized or leased zone as a negotiable option.
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Nea
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Suez
Israel
Middle East
Sinai
Suez Canal
Syria
Golan Heights
Sharm-el-Sheikh
Jerusalem
Gal
Aqaba
Elath
Sinai Itelf
Paper Enterprise Assn
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N. Market St. Frederick
Debbie Palm
Frederick City
Pierre W. Fontaine
Rita Davidson
Dorothea Cross Rovie
Frederick Stephens
Mt. Airy
U.S. Service Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
Newport
R.I
Willtam
News-Post
S. Kresge Company
Five and Ten_ Cent
Denver Baynum
I T
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Joseph F. Eisenhauer III
Frederick High School
Bruce Biossat
Berry's
Howard Cosell
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