What Causes Crime Wave and Its Explanations
A Frederick editor discusses Dr. Rollo May's Hood College lecture on the causes of rising urban violence. The piece cites New York and Washington crime rates, fears of overcrowding, media influence, youth delinquency, and energy concerns alongside a broader economic outlook.
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Kollo May
Hood College
New York City
Frederick
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Washington
Detroit
Dallas
Los Angeles
United Nations
America
Rollo May
Hood Allege
Hood
May
Riverside Drive
Paul Tillich
Wrights high stakes bid to lift billboard ban stirs controversy
A detailed account alleges Rep. Jim Wright and allies pressure federal agencies to weaken the 1965 highway billboard ban. It cites tactics to expand billboard allowance, lobbying trips, and internal memo notes while naming groups such as the Roadside Business Association and the National Advertising Company. The piece also questions Nixon era push for a federal oil and gas corporation to manage NPR resources.
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Washington
Lady Bird Johnson
Jim Wright
D-Tex
House Public Works Committee
Congress
Wright
Transportation Department
David Wells
Wells
Public Works
Dick Sullivan
Cliff Enfield
Innisbrook
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Marion Brown
Transportation
John Volpe
John Kluczynski
D-Ii
Wiliam Harsha
Ohio
Carl Albert
Volpe
Frank
Francis Turner
Federal Highway
Lester Lamm
Wotch
Roadside Business Association
Holiday Inns
National Electric Sign Association
National Advertising Company
Outdoor Advertising Association
Billboard
Nixon
Naval
Navy
Federal Energy Office
NPR
Oil and Gas Corporation
FEO
William Simon
John Sawhill
Rebuilt Temple Prophecy Sparks Letters to Editor
A reader urges focus on Jerusalem's Temple prophecy linking current events to biblical scriptures. A second letter calls for a flood study before Carroll Creek sewer work, warning against future floodplain restoration costs for Frederick's east end.
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Temple
David
Jerusalem
Solomon
Eldad
Paul E. Grant
P.O
Srumswick
Maryland
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Faure
West End
Flooding Submerges Dozens of Properties Near Potomac
Yesterday and again today floodwaters from Floyd Waters of the Potomac swamped 25 properties at Peat of Rocks and swirled six feet through the Baltimore and Ohio tunnel at Pont of Rocks. Homes were evacuated as first floors filled while second stories remained above rising water. A 1964 ordinance creates a new city police lieutenant post to be filled by Charles V Mass. Mayor Donald B Rice and the Board of Aldermen oversee the appointment with the chief’s removal at will.
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Boston
Young
Frederick
West End
East End
Charles D. Horn Horn
Baltimore and Ohio
Pont of Rocks
Washington Junction
Metropolitan
Oil Co Execs Plotting Hidden Profits In Cigar Box Scam
At a tense Zzzzon Oil Corp meeting Ralph Novak notes executives debate how to handle surplus profits. Plans include burying 400 million in a cigar box for casual spending, while denying taxes and public scrutiny. The dialogue mocks corporate greed and calls to justify profits in the oil business.
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D-N.h
Select Committee On
James J. Kilpatrick
Nation's Business Magazine
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Zzzzon Oil Corp
McDonald's
Zzzzon
New York Times
Zzzon
Senate
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