Dual highway plans move forward from Frederick to Hagerstown
The state advances the Frederick to Hagerstown dual highway project as traffic builds on the old two lane route. Gov. Tawes opened a new dual section on I 70 from Clear Spring to Hancock and construction continues toward Hagerstown. Delays threaten safety with funneling traffic from major highways onto the aging road.
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Frederick
Urbana
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Clear Spring
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Hancock
Hagerstown
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State Roads Commission
Frederick - Hagerstown
Crime trends and police power questioned in era of rising crime
The article notes rising crime in the United States and questions whether police tools are hamstrung by court rulings favorable to defendants. It outlines experiments in rehabilitation, halfway houses, and federal anti crime activity likely to dominate Congress, with speculation of a new Kefauver style inquiry.
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United States
Duce
Kefauver
McClellan
Goldwater regrets 1964 convention did not oppose extremism
Former Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona says the 1964 Republican convention should have adopted a resolution against extremism. He admits it would not have changed the outcome but could have prevented intra party clashes.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Inside GOP Factional Rift Splits Conservatives from Militants
The National Scene notes three conservative GOP divisions with Far Right embarrassment and two wings of traditional and militant conservatives. It cites Michigan Romney clashes, Buckley’s New York influence, and a western governor's fears of militant pressure. Nixon warns militants threaten party rebuild. The split centers on tactics and compromise versus rigid ideology impacting practical political wins.
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GOP
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
Republican Women’s Federation
Lansing
George Romney
Romney
New York State
William Buckley
New York
John Lindsay
Tween
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
Virginia
Inside the Communist Party Court System and Discipline
In a year of incidents a small group of Communists is shown to influence larger groups through rigid party discipline enforced by the organization commission. The party operates its own court system with a national review commission and local courts that can censure suspend or expel members with secret trials and little opportunity to defend.
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Organization Commission
The
Communist Party of the United States
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MVD
Soviet Union
Review Commission
Officials praise stock judging at Frederick County fair
Items from the News-Post files reveal officials of the Department of Agriculture pleased with the stock judging contest held at the Frederick County fair for Maryland high school boys. An automobile incident at Patrick and Market streets drew a crowd when a self starting car without a crank stalled. the driver fled, thinking to crank the engine.
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Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
Maryland
Patrick and
Market Streets
Letter to the Editor criticizes an editorial on antiwar protests
Horace W. C. Albaugh Jr. argues the editorial An Unlawful Conspiracy mislabels student demonstrations, condemns youth and mentors, and warns against witch hunts. He cites mass music, media influence, and calls for understanding the movement rather than condemnation, naming Dylan Baez and others.
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Johnson
Hydra
Bob Dylan
Buffy St. Marie
the Turtles
the Byrds
Joan Baez
Elvis Presley
Chuck Berry
Universal Soldier
Dylan
Elizabeth P. Lazarewicz
Lawrence H Mason
Horace WC Albaugh, JR
West Sid Street
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