Campus unrest and a call for voc tech reform rise in Frederick
A Frederick column argues for balanced higher education policy amid student unrest. It notes MIT and Stanford sit-ins against military research, CIA distrust, and calls for winding back campus defenses. The piece urges expanding vocational technical training, universal service, and a state funded Vo Tech high school to curb crime and widen opportunities.
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MIT
Stanford
Applied Electronics
Department of Defense
CIA
U.S
Congress
Czechoslovakia
Life Magazine
America
United States
Frederick
S.L Hayakawa
San Francisco College
Liberal Arts
Wilkes Barre
Penn
NIH Hope and Memorials Spur Outlines on Detrick
Dr Jacobs notes that hot viruses were found in Germany in an outbreak among animal handlers and says isolation facilities at Detrick could aid study. NIH lacks budget to take over Detrick. possible transfers or new appropriation needed. He cites Bethesda as more manageable and recalls a Guadalcanal monument and pledge to liberty.
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Jacobs
Germany
Detrick
NIH
Bethesda
Combined computer study for school system and county
A joint county commission and Board of Education study will assess whether a single computer system can meet both administrative and instructional needs. The August committee included James Bryan, Thomas Fox, Joseph Yeager, John Tritt, William Hess, Lawrence Callahan, and William Post. If differences are resolved, bids from consultants will be sought, funded from about 26000 in the county data processing budget, with transition unlikely this year and possibly not before fiscal 1972. The report also notes related notes on superstition of black cats and a U.S. soybean crop production figure for 1969.
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Joseph Yeager
Board of Education
John Tritt
William R. Hess
Lawrence Callahan
FCC
William R. Post
Grinage Kindergarten Holds Fund Drive For Support
The Grinage Kindergarten fundraiser highlights equipment and teaching aids needed for the program. Officers Elizabeth Browne and Mae Snowball lead the association alongside Mrs Emilie Angelety the current teacher with Celestine Dixon assisting. The group thanks Frederick institutions for aid and notes past 23 years of preparing children for school while relying on the United Givers Fund for support.
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Frederick
Zonta Club
Hood College
YMCA
Frontiers For America
Frederick Council of Jewish Women
Young Ladies’ ‘Democratic Club
Frederick ‘Housing Authority
Elizabeth Browne
Mae Snowball
Edna Dykes
Marie Hicks
Emilie Angelety
Celestine Dixon
Grinage
United Givers Fund
Budget choices loom for facility operation
Rice outlined two paths for the facility given present budget limits. Either the military abandons the site or seeks more funds. If abandoned, another agency could take over if budgets permit. Final agency decisions rest on their own budgeting constraints.
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Rice
Bureau of the Budget
U S Workers Map Sideburns Battle
Washington AP reports a push by Men's Lobe to secure right for male civilian government workers to wear sideburns to the ear lobes. Kenneth T Lyons, president of the National Association of Government Employees, says the union formed to combat harassment of 42,000 National Guard Bureau civilian technicians. Some adjutant generals have ordered sideburn trimming or dismissal, and a Nevada case may go to federal court.
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Frederick
Guadalcanal
George Washington
Washington
National Association of Government Employes
Kenneth T. Lyons
National Guard Bureau
Guard
Lyons
Union
Nevada
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