Health Head Confesses Raising Food Allowance
Maryland Health Secretary Dr. Neil Solomon conceded to a legislative committee that he overspent the department’s daily food allotment for patients without prior appropriations. He claimed governor approval, arguing 85 cents could not feed a nutritionally adequate meal, while acknowledging 99.5 cents was needed for palatability.
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Solons Defy Mandel On School Aid
Annapolis AP The Legislative Council education subcommittee sticks to a plan for state paid 55 percent of public school costs and higher income taxes to fund it. It adds a limit that counties above the statewide average per pupil receive 40 percent of excess costs, lowering state aid from 344 million to 329 million while total aid remains about 180 million. The panel rejects any reduction in state support or tax rollbacks despite Gov. Mandel’s objections.
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Agnew Says U S Cannot Be Policeman of the World
Vice President Spiro Agnew told Turkish officials in Ankara that the United States can no longer be the policeman of the world. He joins celebrations for Persia’s 2,500th anniversary and praises Turkey's reforms while warning against leftist propaganda and imperialism accusations. The visit follows two days of talks with Turkish leaders, who are pro NATO and pro West despite internal discord over reform proposals.
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Acheson Dies at 78 Former Secretary Shaped Cold War Policy
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson died at his Sandy Spring Maryland home. He was 78 and had left office in 1952 under Truman. Acheson helped forge NATO and the Japan peace treaty and guided early Korea policy while resisting McCarthy era pressure. Nixon praised his stature and lasting influence on U S foreign policy.
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