Nixon Humphrey Senate Voting Records Compared
AP records compare Nixon and Humphrey voting histories from 1952 to 1960 noting closeness on foreign and military policy and wide gaps on spending. Nixon often aligned with Truman opposition and differed on TVA, Bureau of Indian Affairs funding, price controls, and naval and labor measures. Humphrey frequently supported Truman and favored increases in welfare and defense funds while Nixon pushed cuts.
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Washington
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Humphrey
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Truman
Oh Humphrey
Air Force Research and Development
Chattanooga
Tenn
TVA
House
Bureau of Indian Affairs
State Department
Tidelands
Rules Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Secretary of Labor
John L. Mes
Clellan
Dark
Humphray
Fort Detrick Chemist Wins R D Award in 1968 Ceremony
Fort Detrick awarded Dr Edward J Schantz a 1968 Army Research and Development Achievement Award presented by Lt Gen Betts at Fort Detrick. Schantz, a senior investigator in the Biological Sciences Laboratory, gained notice for purification of biologically active substances, notably staphylococcal enterotoxins, with over 50 publications and invited talks at major institutes worldwide. He has worked at Fort Detrick since 1946 and lives at 115 West 14th St.
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Austin W. Betts
Department of the Army
Fort Detrick
Edward J. Lee
US Army
Edward J. Schantz
Army Research and Development
R&d
Schantz
Physical Science Division
Biological Sciences Laboratory
New York Academy of Science
Rockefeller University
National Research Council of Canada
Tokyo
Moscow
West 14Th St
New Treatment Restores Sight Of Blind People
A Baylor University ophthalmology team reports a new artificial cornea operation restoring sight to several patients. The procedure inserts a clear plastic shaft with a mesh anchor into the cornea, enabling tissue to join and hold the prosthesis in place.
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Atlantic City
Louis J. Girard
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Tex
Girard
King American College of Surgeon
Girardi
Department of
Opthalmology
Baylor University
Eye Institute
Texas Medical Center
Blue Cross to Cover Nursing Home Care Plan
Maryland plan to add nursing home and extended care payments to Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage aims to start by year end for about 700 000 group subscribers. Rates pending, approved by the State Insurance Commissioner. The program would pay two days in a nursing home for each day of unused hospital benefits, with facilities meeting Medicaid and Medicare criteria.
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Baltimore
Maryland Hospital Service, Inc
Thomas Si. Sherlock
Blue Cross
Sherlock
State Insurance Commissioner
Court: News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notices list marriage licenses for Coulombe Clingan Hering Rosen Lan caster Musselman Lescalleet Smith Webber Black Brandenburg and others. Deeds show transfers from DePass Cavetown Planing Mill to Reburn Smith to Brown etc with multiple spouses named. Equity case Noll vs Noll seeks support. Harris vs Harris seeks absolute divorce.
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John Alexander Coulombe
Gerlinde Elsa Clingan
Frederick
Robert Taylor Hering
Knoxville
Barbara Ann Son Rosen
Burnettaville
Gerald Thomas Martin
and Bella Jem Lancaster
Washington, D.C
Allen H. Musselman
Mt. Alry
Sharon A. Lescalleet
Union Bridge
Dave Monroe Smith
Mary Sagan Webber
Thomas C. Black
Walkersville
Betty J. Brandenburg
John P. DePass
Robert G. Johnson
Cavetown Planing Mill Company
John W. Reburn
Maude B. Smith
Paul le Brown
William W. Wenner
Winford B. Jones
Richard E. Zimmerman
Hap, Inc
Patrick L O'Brien
Price Lewis Jr
Couns
Maryland Division of American Cancer Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Maryland Division annual meeting held October 12 at the Sheraton Belvedere in Baltimore drew about 150 executives delegates and interested persons. Attendees included Frederick Unit delegates Mrs C Carroll Wickless newly elected president Mrs Russell A Dudrow secretary and others. Morning tours at Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland examined cancer research topics while Dr Oscar Auerbach delivered the keynote on smoking and lung cancer. The afternoon featured officer workshops and reports with Dr Eliott Michelson elected Maryland Division president. patient aid programs were outlined with grants for drugs appliances transportation nursing care lodging and meals.
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Bps
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Frederick
C. Carroll Wickless
Russell A. Dudrow
Emily A. Payne
Alice Clark
Oscar Auerbach
Veterans Administration Hospital
East Orange
N.J
The
Cancer Society
Eliott Michelson
Rockefeller to keynote Maryland Senate fundraiser dinner
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will be the featured speaker at a $100 plate dinner next Tuesday at Indian Springs Country Club in Silver Spring to aid Charles Mathias in his U S Senate bid. The event follows a similar Baltimore dinner last month that drew about 1 000 attendees.
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Rocky
Silver Spring
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
iCharles McC
Mathias
U.S. Senate
Indian Springs Country Club
Baltimore
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Potomac Edison Company
Fred W. Rady
Superior Concrete, Inc
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Charles R. Smith
Elsie C. Whipp
Clark
E. Phebus
Elva S. Conner
John L. Ponton
Merton J, Bart Sr
John D. Brunk
Emma J. Layman
Thomas W. Layman
Joyce E. Noll
Richard E. Noll
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