Nixon Sees New Attitude From Critics In Senate
President Nixon predicts the 1970 elections will shape Senate mood on foreign policy. He notes diminished criticism as opponents lose races and Vietnam ends, citing Goodell Gore and Tydings defeats. He expects Percy and other conservatives to align with the administration on key decisions.
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Nixon
Senate
Washington
Charles E Goodell
R-N.y
Albert Gore
D-Tem
Joseph D. Tydings
Goodell
White House
Gore
Tydings
Southeast Asia
Charles 4
Percy
R Iil
Congress
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Vietnam
Cooper
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
William Saxbe
Ohio
Celent
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Judge Orders Seized Car Released
Judge Samuel Barrick ordered the return of a 1970 small foreign car seized under the Maryland Narcotics Control Act. Patricia Ann King, the owner, claimed no knowledge of illegal use while her brother drove the car for a date. The driver faced marijuana possession charges, and no trial had occurred. The judge warned against lending cars used for drug transport.
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Samuel Barrick
Barrick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Patricia Ann King
West Sixth Street
George Bernard King
Nilkdrk
Miss King
Frederick
Robert Rothenhoefer
Lincoln Fellowship Honors Cemetery Dedication Event
The Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania marks the 170th anniversary of Soldiers' National Cemetery dedication with a commemorative ceremony at 11 a.m. Two Adams County high school students will read Lincoln writings. Dr Norman O Forness of Gettysburg College will speak at a 12:15 p.m. luncheon at the Holiday Inn in Gettysburg, with music by the Ginglam Singers of Gettysburg College.
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Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania
Soldiers’ National Cemetery
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Adams County High School
Norman O. Forness
Gettysburg College
Holiday Inn
The
Ginglam Singers
Soviet Ship Rammed By Ark Royal
Britain and the Soviet destroyer collided east of Malta during Mediterranean maneuvers. Ark Royal reported no casualties aboard the 43,000 ton carrier while two Soviet sailors were missing. other crewmen were rescued by Ark Royal and Yarmouth.
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London
Britain
Ark Royal
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Yarmouth
Malta
Royal Air Force
Microwave Ovens Cleared After Safety Checks
Washington AP report says government began eliminating suspicion about microwave ovens after a January survey found one third leaked excessive radiation. HEW has issued safety clearances for Amana GE and Yahia ovens and cleared latest Sears Montgomery Ward and Westinghouse models. Estimates show 120000 in use and 75000 sold yearly with growth to 1.8 million by 1976.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse
U.S
Florida Department of Health
Robert L. Elder
HEW
Electronic Products
Elder
Two Accused of Shoplifting at Arlan's Department Store
Patricia Irene Reeves, 22, of Motter Avenue, charged with larceny by Arlan's Department Store in Prospect Shopping Center. Bond set at $200 for a hearing on Nov. 18. A 17-year-old girl was also charged with shoplifting and turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Patricia Irene Reeves
Motter Avenue
Arlan’s Department
Prospect
Bond
Court Bars Review Of Veney Case
Maryland Court of Appeals refused to hear Samuel Veney’s appeal in the 1964 Baltimore police slaying of Sgt. Jack Cooper. Veney, 30, and his brother Earl, 37, were convicted in Frederick County for armed robbery and wounding Lt. Joseph Maskell. Veney faces a death sentence in the gas chamber.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Samuel Veney
Baltimore
Montgomery County
State Court of Appeals
John T. Moore
Veney
Earl
Jack Cooper
Farl Veney
Joseph Maskell
Frederick County
Liberty PTA Honors Retired Teacher Mrs. Clemson
The Liberty Elementary PTA honored Mrs. Margaret Clemson on her retirement after a long career in local schools. Born in Feagaville, she taught at Red Hill and Adamstown Elementary, later serving Sunday School at Church Hill and joining the Grace Reformed Church. Her education spanned Towson State Normal School and Towson State College.
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Margaret Baker Clemson
Liberty School
Clemson
Ers
Feagaville
White Oak
Frederick High School
Towson
James
Larry
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
Church Hill
Liberty Elementary School
PTA
Paul Spurrier
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Asteeth
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
North Market ST. Suan
Cline & Son
Paperarchive
Lincoln Fellowship
M. Set
Harry L. Waldschmidt
U.S. Army Combat Developments Command Combat Arms Group
CAG
Ft. Levenworth
Kan
Edward B. Kitchens Jr
Set. Waldschmidt
Mildred L. Ke
9Th Infantry Division
Doris
Sierra Vista
Ariz
Nadorars
Maryland National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kroehler
Liberty Pta
Margaret B. Clemson
USMC
Shawn
E. Paul Magaha
Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
Magaha
Kenneth A. Bartgis
Marine Corps League
Charles
Cline
E. Patrick
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