Purging Welfare Rolls in Maryland Condemns Fraud and Waste
A Maryland editorial endorses Governor Mandel and Rita Davidson in removing unworthy welfare recipients. It cites a 5 percent improper-claim rate in Baltimore City, a potential $6 million deficit, and calls for state intervention to purge rolls, protect funds, and aid genuine need.
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Maryland
Department of Social Services
Bureau of the Budget
Rita Davidson
State Department of Social Services
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore City
Mandel
Mandelwell
Davidson
Mande
House of Delegates
Senate
General Assembly
Annapolis
Stanford Prison Experiment Shows Limits Of Lab Insight
Karl Brown analyzes the Stanford study led by Philip Zimbardo noting healthy volunteers in a mock prison quickly exemplified tyranny and despair, arguing real prisons derive harm from systemic factors rather than individual criminality, and urging cures over mere understanding.
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San Quentin
Attica
Stanford University
Philip Zimbardo
Psychology
Zimbardo
Korea
Stanford
Stanford Psychology
University
Medical School
Bootlegging touted in Frederick area as officers brace for crackdown
Reports from the Frederick area describe a vigorous bootlegging problem with drunks seen near buildings and police facing a tough cleanup. Salvation Army drive totals rise to 1826 dollars with 61 donors this week and a largest gift of fifty dollars from an anonymous donor. Brunswick High School soccer beats Middletown 8 to 0 at Cadet Field to win the first section championship.
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Frederick
R. Paul Smith
Brunswick High School
Middletown High School
Cadet Field
Police course to open at State Police training school
Frederick City Police will send about 15 officers to a four week basic subject course at the State Police training school in Pikesville. Chief W. W. Corbin calls it the most intensive course yet offered to the city force. Red Feather drive reports show 85 percent of an 82 000 goal raised with 27 360.85 on hand and aim to reach 100 percent. The mobile chest X ray unit visits the county with 1700 portraits taken to aid tuberculosis detection, under the county Public Health Association.
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Frederick City
Pikesville
W. W. Corbin Beloves
Mobile Chest
Frederick
Fort Detrick
World Health Center
World Medical Center
Washington
Lee Metcalf
Mont
Metcalf
George Papadopoulos
Metcalis
Papadopoulos
Phillips
Eq) Talbot
U.S
Greece
Talbot
CIA
Athens
James Potts
Stavrou
Stavrow
Pond Nadionaliat
Navi
Tadly
Hudson Institute
Think Tink
Brian Demetrioupoulos
la Monde Diplomatique
Koukoulacas
Dimetracopoulos
Papidopoulos
Gree
Residents defend Fort Detrick legacy and future role
Letter writers praise Fort Detrick achievements with vaccines and decades of work while urging cautious view of its past. They cite presidential support and scientific publications as evidence of ongoing importance amid debates over its role and broader public health aims.
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Fort Detrick
United States
Congress
Department of Defense
Detrick
Foreign Aid's End Seen By Nations Receiving U.S. Help
Anxieties rise as Congress debates foreign aid, with allied governments fearing a U.S. policy shift. Secretary Connally pledges aid will continue, while NATO, Asia, and Africa partners worry about bases, support, and future security commitments amid potential reductions.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Congress
United States
Asia
Africa
South America
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Europe
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Central Intelligence
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Nikolaos Gogoussis
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