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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1971

Page

4

Fort Detrick fate hangs on congressional push to act

Frederick editorials urge Congress and the Nixon administration to decide the future of Fort Detrick as the new fiscal year nears. Senator Mathias presses Senate Bill 34 for a National Cancer Authority and urges using Fort Detrick as a cancer research hub, warning of wasted funds and unemployed staff without a clear mission. The piece also notes consumer advocate Ralph Nader criticizing auto bumper standards and recalls past promises about water-filled bumpers.

Charles McC. Mathias Congress Nixon Fort Detrick Mathias J. Glenn Beall Jr Goodloe E. Byron Frederick Senate National Cancer Authority Beall Mathias Well Frederick County United States Army People of Department of the Army United States Washington Ralph Nader Nader Department of Transportation DOT Detroit

ACLU Fights New Smith Act Proposal in Senate Hearings

The ACLU opposes a proposed Smith Act revision at Senate Internal Security Subcommittee hearings. It argues the first amendment protects advocacy even of violent overthrow, noting the 1941 act already bans teaching or conspiring to overthrow the government.

David Lawrence Washington The American Civil Liberties Union Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Congress Gov Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Edward J. Gurney Florida Melvin Wulf Washington

Peace Symbol Debate Sparks Reader Letters

A reader letters page reprints and weighs in on the peace symbol worn by youth. A bishop’s quote links the symbol to anti Christian and anti state messages, urging caution of occult and communist influences. Other letters thank local alumni for coverage and fundraising, and discuss potential new subversion legislation and Supreme Court rulings.

Robert J. McCoy Department of Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars Russia America Walkersville High School Alumni Association WFMD WFRE WMHI WTHU WTRI

Consolidated Accessories Manufacturers Corporation filed

Articles of incorporation filed in the Clerk of Court's office name The Consolidated Accessories Manufacturers Corporation with $50,000 capital stock. Petitioners are Henry N. Schofield Harry E Rubottom and Elizabeth Rubottom. Milk price reports stir Frederick County dairy men as farmers say local plants pay 17 to 22 cents per gallon while city milk sells 56 to 64 cents. A special Aldermen meeting directs City Engineer Crum to estimate cost of a new thoroughfare from Jefferson Street to South Market Street near Clark Place. State Roads Commission may soon award a contract to improve old Route 40 from Catoctin Country Club to Braddock Mountain. Hood College graduation speaker Dr Edwin H Sponseller says graduation is the start of lifelong learning. Mrs Edgar H McBride and James H Gambrill III of Frederick will lead Frederick County in Hood Forward fundraising for 730000.

Consolidated Accessories Manufacturers Corporation Henry N. Schofield Harry E. Rubottom Elizabeth Rubottom Baltimore Frederick County Board of Aldermen Crum Jefferson Street South Market Street Clark Place Madison Street State Roads Commission Catoctin Country Club Braddock Mountain Edgar H. McBride James H. Gambrill III Frederick Hoad Hood College H. Paul Smith

Navy DASH program a costly fleet embarrassment

Washington reports reveal the Navy’s DASH drone program wasted nearly 1 billion public dollars as 740 helicopters failed and 150 ships retained defective decks hangars and control rooms. Dated notes describe crashes, salvaged hardware, and continued flawed platforms on newer destroyers despite a program collapse.

Washington Navy Congress DASH Smithsonian Museum John Bulkeley Bulkeley Knox U.S J. P. Kennedy Truxton Dixie Les Whitten

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