Dayan Pushes Plan for Cease-Fire and Talks
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan proposed thinning forces on both sides of the Suez Canal to ease negotiations for a new cease-fire. Western sources in London said talks to revive the Jarring mission are underway with U.S., British, and French involvement. Egypt warned against another cease-fire extension and accused Israel of delaying, while Syria and Egypt agreed on consolidation of military action to back Egypt’s canal front.
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Jordan
Syria
Detrick Committee mobilizes letter campaign over Labor-HHEW amendment
The Committee seeks to preserve the Tydings-Mathias amendment to the Labor-HEW bill and its funding. Dr. Fuscardo notes funds may be withheld despite approval. Plan includes nationwide letters from scientists and periodical articles in Nature Science and JAMA to rally support for Fort Detrick research facilities. Community inquiries continue as Sen Mathias pushes nonlocal scientific voices to petition the House Senate Joint Conference Committee.
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Army reenlistment bonus brings Bayer family $20000
At Fort Lewis Washington the Bayer family gained $20000 from the Army re enlistment bonus plan. Specialist Deborah Bayer an air traffic controller at Gray Field collected 10000 after signing up for a six year extension. Her husband reenlisted in January and Air Force Colonel Oscar Bayer flew to administer his daughter in law's oath. Also noted Cuba's 1970 sugar harvest at 8.5 million tons.
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Gray Field
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Oscar Bayer
Griffiss Air Force Base
Judge Denies Trial Motion in Libel Suit Against Herald Mail
Dr Richard G Harnish lost a bid for a new trial in a $150000 libel case against the Hagerstown Herald Mail Co Judge Rob ert E Clapp Jr denied the motion The suit also cited invasion of privacy and conspiracy over a 1967 story by reporter Phil Ebersole about an eviction notice to a family in Hagerstown Judge Barrick had dismissed the case Sept 9 citing lack of malice and no jury trial was held Harnish may appeal to the State Court of Appeals
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Hagerstown Herald-Mail Co
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Harnish
Samuel Barrick
Phil Ebersole
Ebersole
Hagerstown
Barrick
Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
Zoning and annexed area plan considerations discussed
Johnson notes zoning trends risk overload of facilities with 33,000 people. City is building outward. Electricity and water supplies are adequate but may need system upgrades. Highway access from U.S. 40 West and strict adherence to the street plan are key. Land for schools may become costly, possible developer land exchanges proposed.
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Johnson
Maryland judicial panel filings jump toward 136 candidates
Washington and Montgomery areas see filings by Louis E. Cohen Charles N. Shaffer Matthew J. Mullaney and David E. Betts for Fifth Appellate Circuit and by C Ferdinand Sybert John G. Rouse Jr for Fifth Trial Circuit Anne Arundel Carroll and Howard Counties. Statewide 136 candidates seek 46 lawyer seats on eight local trial court panels and one statewide appellate court nominating commission with ballots mailed to Maryland bar members and voting over three weeks starting December 2.
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Louis E. Cohen
Charles N. Shaffer
Matthew J. Mullaney
David E. Betts
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Howard Counties
C. Ferdinand Sybert
John G. Rouse Jr
Howard
William Berard Dulaney
Charles Osborne Fisher
George B. Woelfel
John B. Wright
Bertrand W. Nye Jr
Roy Dobson Cromwell
Maryland Bar
Legislaire
Morton Munn On Nomination In London
Republican National Chairman Rogers C Morton declined to comment on his nomination by President Nixon to succeed Walter Hickel as interior secretary. Morton arrived in London on RNC business, checked out of his hotel, and entered seclusion after brief talks with Ambassador Walter Annenberg. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said he did not plan any statement until Senate confirmation.
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