Nixon to announce Fort Detrick role in cancer fight
President Nixon is to visit Fort Detrick on Monday and announce the fort families will join the fight against cancer. White House aides have hinted a statement on the general direction of cancer research, with Fort Detrick's future described as a key topic. Local lawmakers Beall Mathias and Goodloe Byron are expected to attend and weigh in on the fort's ongoing operation.
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J. Glenn Beall Jr
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Rep
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Textile industry greets Nixon curb on noncotton imports
Atlanta and Southern textile leaders react with relief and caution to the White House move restricting noncotton textile imports from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Industry officials praise relief but say jobs were lost and the action should have come earlier. Senator Gambrell voices support with calls for stronger, earlier protection.
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Atlanta
Nixon
Meno Schoenback
Allied Products
White House
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Schoenback
Alabama Textile Manufacturers Association
George C. Wallace
Alabama
David Gambrell
D-Ga
Okinawa Return Seen Favorable in Senate Action
Washington reports the US Japanese textile export limit pact boosts odds of Senate action this year on the Okinawa return treaty. Foreign Relations Committee set hearings for Oct 27, with committee sources noting no link to the earlier agreement. Leader Mike Mansfield doubted final approval within the year.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Okinawa
Japan
Foreign Relations Committee
Committee
Mike Mansfield
Rocky Ridge boy dies after toy car撞 incident near Md 77
A Rocky Ridge fifth grade student, Donald Wayne Mackley, 11, was killed when his toy plastic car rolled from a driveway onto Md 77 and was struck by a 1970 sedan driven by Cyrus Levi Manahan. Police said neither driver could see the other due to a hedge. The boy attended Thurmont Middle School and Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church. Service at Mt. Tabor on Monday. Cremation details not listed.
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Donald Wayne Mackley
Cyrus Levi
Manahan
Robert Eugene Baker
Donald K
Ant Annabelle Wood Mackley
Thurmont Middle School
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Edna Mackley
Horace Smith
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Flammable Halloween Costumes Prompt Safety Tips
Nancy Morris outlines fire safety for Halloween in Frederick City. Readiness for Oct 26 trick or treat and Oct 27 parade includes flameproof labels on costumes, avoiding bulky sleeves, candlelit pumpkins away from children, and supervising younger kids at all times for safety.
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Nancy Morris
Frederick City
National Fire Protection Association
Law and order debate shifts to policing over laws
Frederick City Police Chief Charles V. Main urged county mayors to focus on changing attitudes and funding for law enforcement rather than passing tougher laws. At Winchester Hall the group advocated more police, better education for officers and the public, and expanded state help, with emphasis on rehabilitative approaches for juveniles.
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Charles V. Main
Council of Governments
COG
Thurmont
James Black
Winchester Hall
State
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Brunswick
Emmitsburg
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Herman Shook
Juvenile Services Department
Shook
Main
Criminal Lawyer Resigns Amid Sharp Scandal Ties
Washington AP reports Will R. Wilson, assistant attorney general, resigns amid scrutiny over ties to Frank W. Sharp, a central Texas stock-scandal figure. Wilson denies crimes and cites political character attacks while federal probes continue in Dallas and Houston. He says the move aims to shield the Nixon administration from embarrassment.
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Washington
Will R. Wilson
Frank W. Sharp
Texas
Wilson
Police Warn of Hit and Run Surge in Frederick
Frederick police warn motorists to stop at accident scenes or face fines from 200 to 500 dollars and possible license revocation in cases of injury or property damage. Sgt. Charles Cashour notes heightened investigations as hit-and-run incidents rise. those who stop may face negligent driving charges with a maximum of 35 dollars.
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Frederick City
Charles Cashour
Controversy Grows Over Court Nominees In Senate Sparks Clash
Senators Edward M. Kennedy and Birch Bayh attack President Nixon over the pace and scope of Supreme Court selections. They criticize the six nominees sent to the ABA for review as a political balancing act and warn of insults to the court's integrity. The fight recalls earlier battles over Haynsworth and Carswell.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Birch Bayh
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Justice Department
American Bar Association
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
ABA
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bayh
Judiciary Committee
Senate
The
People
Clement I. Haynsworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
Colorfest Weekend Opens With Large Crowds At Emmitsburg
Large crowds visited the Folk Craft Center at Camp Peniel Auditorium in Catoctin Mountain Park for Colorfest Weekend with 2500 to 3000 attendees. A Vigilant Hose Co parade through Emmitsburg featured 35 fire companies, 26 majorette groups, two drum corps and more, with prizes sponsored by local groups. A Civil War reenactment and street events followed on Sunday, plus tours of Mt. St. Marys College and nearby sites.
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Catoctin Mountain Park
Folk Craft Center
Vigilant Hose Co
Emmitsburg
Catoctin Mountain
Confederate States of America
Grand Armies of the Reunion
Lee
Gettysburg
Fred Warnken
Fred
Moonlighting DJ is Carroll County's DA
Westmin ster Maryland AP Lanny Hardenhorn Carroll County prosecutor moonlights as a weekend radio DJ at WITR voice familiar to locals He says journalism on air is a labor of love and does not interfere with his law duties He enjoys country rock and Stones records and began while at Frederick Community College and Western Maryland College He earns 8500 dollars yearly as prosecutor and keeps a conservative image in court but casual on air
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Westminster
Lamy Hardenhorn
WITR
Carroll County
V. Lanny Harcenhorn
Lanny Harcenhorn
Tvery
Hardenhorn
New Windsor
Frederick Community College
Western Maryland College
Harcenborn
Fire Log Summary Showed Various Calls Across Local Area
Fire calls logged in a 24 hour period ending at 10 am include an auto fire on City West Second Street at 3 31 PM with Independents responding. A 9 16 PM call at John s Diner Route 40 undetermined type with Independents Braddock Middletown and Juniors ambulance crews. A 10 16 PM fire at a junk yard with New Midway Rocky Ridge and Taneytown assisting. Ambulance calls show Emergency five and Routine zero while jail population lists 25 males 0 females and one juvenile.
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County John's
Braddock
Middletown
Junk Yard
New Midway
Rocky Ridge
Taneytown
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