Frederick County Sanitary Commission Questions Spurred by Editorial
A Frederick Maryland editorial raises four questions about the Metropolitan Sanitary Commission. It accuses the body of closed door deliberations, improper use of public funds, and seeks detailed public answers about its operations and location for meetings.
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Frederick County
Metropolitan Sanitary Commission
Red Horse
Sanitary Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Welfare attitudes mirror two extreme but flawed views
The piece contrasts two polar positions on welfare. It cites Richard Gould arguing against demonizing recipients while noting the need for real opportunity through education and corporate support. It also critiques the idea that recipients seek permanent idleness, highlighting New York City's forced labor programs and the mixed impact on empowerment and stigma.
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Wall Street Journal
Richard Gould
New York University
New Careers Training Laboratory
Gould
Women Rights Debated as Equal Rights Amendment Advances
The House has passed the Equal Rights Amendment for a second time amid calls that it will become national law via the Civil Rights Act framework. The Women’s Bureau notes that post Title VII many states repealed or curtailed laws restricting women’s work hours, extending equality to men in some benefits. Discussion includes the concept of sex segregated schools, with experts noting both leadership gains and limits in girls only environments.
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New York City
Senate
House
Women’s Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
District of Columbia
Bureau
Waco
Texas
Women's Liberation Movement
Neal McCoy
Baylor University
McCoy
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Power struggle over new plants pits lobby against enviro concerns
Rep. Torbet Macdonald, chair of the House Energy Subcommittee, faces pressure from utilities and an attorney for New England electric interests to back a plan. A proposed three member panel would rule on power plant sites with one pro-conservation seat and two industry aligned appointments, a setup conservationists reject.
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Washington
Torbet Macdonald
Dmass
Macdonald
New England
House
John Nassikas
Council On Environmental Quality
John Dingell
D-Mich
Viking
Massachusetts
Nixon
White House
George Shultz
Big Power
Shultz
White Hose
Interior Department
Commerce Department
Maryland
Montgomery County
Congress
Kennedy Brothers
Clark MacGregor
Treasury
Gordon Liddy
Bil
Treasury Department
MacGregor
Minnesota
Penton
Cambodia
Taiwan ouster to UN clouds Nixon Peking talks pace
Washington briefs discuss the Taiwan UN expulsion and Beijing’s seat in the General Assembly affecting U S policy. Analysts warn of risk to Taiwan’s independence and U S treaty commitments while President Nixon seeks dialogue with Premier Chou En Lai to ease Far East tensions.
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Washington
Taiwan
United Nations
Peking
China
Indonesia
Philippines
Thailand
Malaysia
Asia
United States
Taipei
Tamwan
Far East
Yaiwan
Nixon
Chou Enlai
Deve
Security Council
General Assembly
U.N
Red China
Chou En-Lat
Congress
Harvest Home donations and community meetings noted
Donations on Donation Day at the Home for the Aged included food goods and money with thanks from management. The Frederick Chapter DAR planned January benefit card party for the Braddock Memorial Fund. Woodboro School Improvement Association launched a drive to boost regular attendance. A National Conference of the Men’s Brotherhood of the Evangelical and Reformed Church was disclosed for November 1961 at Hood College with about 82 attendees and officers elected. Business opposition to Market and Bentz Street one way designation to be heard next board meeting. Temperatures plunged to 10–12 degrees below freezing with ice. Fishing Creek reservoir dam eight feet below top. 19 degrees at State Police barracks and Unionville, 21 at the airport.
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Home For the Aged
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
JH. Markell
Braddock Memorial Fund
Men's Brotherhood of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Evangelioat and Reformed Churches
Frederick County
Middletown
Market
Bentz
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Frank Weddle
Unionville
Inform Allies Before U.S. Policy Moves Say Japanese Adviser
A Tokyo business leader and adviser to the Japanese government urges closer premediation with allies before U.S. moves. He cites Nixon actions on China and economics as needing advance consultation to avoid misreading and loss of trust among friends abroad.
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NEA
Japan
United States
Tokyo
America
Nixon
Kremlin
Russia
Tie
Peking
Kissinger
China
Mewspaper Enterprise Assh
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