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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1971

Page

4

Four Day Week Gains Ground Across American Firms

The four day week spreads as union leaders and management report benefits like lower absenteeism and turnover. About 200 firms have adopted the plan with workweeks compressed into four 10 hour days or variant schedules, while concerns remain for around the clock operations and transportation.

Riva Poor Harvard University School of Business Administration I W. Abel Steelworkers Union Gallup Poor

Hoover praised for guarding FBI image against liberal attacks

A West Virginia judge lauds J Edgar Hoover and the FBI in a grand jury charge, noting the agency's feared non partisan stance and praising Hoover's leadership. The piece contrasts liberal critics with Presidents Kennedy and Johnson who renewed Hoover's tenure and cites limited use of wiretaps under Nixon. It also weaves in historical quotes and reflections on reformist viewpoints.

FBI J. Edgar Hoover Berkeley County West Virginia Gray Silver Hoover Herbert Hoover Director Hoover Harding White House The Americans For Democratic Action American Civil Liberties League Ripon Society Supreme Court House of Representatives Senate Mr. Hoover John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Congress Nixon

Pentagon General Joins Colleagues in Alcoa Drunkenness Bust

Maj Gen I G Brown director of the Air National Guard Brig Gen James Wartinger and a colonel and captain were jailed in Alcoa Tennessee after police found them in public drunkenness. They were booked released without bail after about two hours. Brown said they were not drunk and had just finished breakfast after attending a graduation at Taylor McGhee Air Base. Brown claimed the charges were fraudulent and that a deputy sheriff noted sobriety.

Washington Pentagon Tennessee I.G. Brown Air National Guard James Wartinger North American Air Defense Command Alcoa Tenn Gen. Brown Taylor- McGhee Brown

Letters To The Editor And Pentagon Secrets Leak Report

A multipart letters page includes a God talk defense, a correction demand about the Blue Mountain Express wreck date, thanks for Bell & History Days coverage, pool legislation activism, and a long spoofed Pentagon leak expose detailing NSA code names, Moorer, Kissinger, Prairie Fire, and insecure handling of top secret messages.

Blue Mountain Express Frederick News Charles W. Eyler High Bridge Western Maryland Railway Co Bell & History Days News the Post Pentagon Nixon Henry Kissinger Joint Chiefs Moorer Son Tay Air Force Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos U.S Paul Kearney Mooger Defense Intelligence Agency Communications Center

Democrats propose seven point program to spur economy

Washington report cites Democratic Policy Council plan backing wage and price controls, government purchases, import policy tweaks, and labor management cooperation to curb inflation and speed recovery. It argues current monetary and fiscal policies are insufficient and calls for swift fiscal stimulus and broader action before 1972 elections.

Washington Democratic Policy Council Democratic National Committee Nixon Democratic Congress Democratic Party The Congress

Manager Ramsey may start King in Chambersburg game

May 26 1921 report notes Bill King likely to pitch in the second game at Chambersburg to even the series before returning home Lefty Keenan may start for the Maroons. Also items on Thurmont High School graduates and a News employees outing at Reichs Ford.

Ramsey Bill” King Chambersburg Keenan The Maroons

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