The Liberal Hypocrisy On Agnew And Party Loyalty
A critical column argues liberals double standards over Agnew s criticism of Goodell and Buckley. It notes Lindsay s governor bid, Galbraith s liberal reversal, and claims liberal bias punishes conservatives while rewarding cross party moves. It highlights alleged party loyalty hypocrisy.
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America
Spiro Agnew
Senate of
New York
Charles Goodell
James Buckley
Senate
Buckley
Rockefeller
Goodell
House of Representatives
Agnew
New York City
Empire State
White House
Republican Party
Congress
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Arthur R. Goldberg
John Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedyia
Democratic Policy Committee
Wilson
Roosevelt
Truman
Vietnam
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
National Policy Committee
Voters urged to reject back‑door pay rise for Maryland lawmakers
The Aegis argues Maryland voters should oppose Question No. 4 on the November 3 ballot which would create a General Assembly Compensation Commission to study salaries and likely boost pay. The piece warns of hidden tactics and notes past disapproval of raises, urging a rejection despite belief legislators deserve higher pay.
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Maryland
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Senate
House
Sion
John Q
Bet Air
Harford County
Lunar rocks yield puzzling seismic clues from Cheese and Moon
Two geophysicists at Lamont-Doherty tested compressional waves on moon rock and cheeses to compare speeds. Moon samples showed about 0.78 to 1.4 miles per second, terrestrial cheeses 0.97 to 2.1, with varied origins from Switzerland to Vermont. The results hint earlier Moon hypotheses may hold some truth despite chaotic data.
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Earth
Moon
Columbia University
Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory
Sapsago
Emmentaler
Switzerland
Gjetost
Norway
Provolone
Italy
Vermont
Muenster
Wisconsin
Albare
Statewide drug education push reaches schools and communities
The Maryland Legislature hesitated on a compulsory drug education course but moves now to a broad program under the National Drug Education Training Project. A Frederick County workshop runs Oct 26 through Oct 30 in Tragerstown, with local leadership teams including students teachers and community representatives. ITV broadcasts will later share findings on drug history pharmacology sociology and law to aid parents teachers and agencies in handling attitudes and problems.
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Maryland
Dad
Loo Katie
Department of Education
Ao Vocuth
Training One
Wisconsin
Frederick County
Tragerstown
Stade
ITV
Singanore High School
AL Cumudal
Annabelle Tressler
Mana
PPSA
Singanore High
PSBSA
Taquily
Mare
State education push targets youth health and drug awareness
Lewin notes value driven youth programs funded by federal state and local sources for a year. A Maryland drug abuse plan backs five regional counseling centers as state education rolls out a comprehensive health curriculum across 30 schools. Local advisory committees push drug education and adult programs while reform laws curb packaging and pushers. Local officials, teachers, and students participate in national education efforts using television to unite generations toward healthier lifestyles.
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Lewin
Wheat
State Department of Education
Maryland Drug Abuse Authority
Sterick County
Citzens
Megal
Vormeast
Joseph D. Tydings
Marsland
Fred Brown Jrovas
Department of Education
Contemporary Issues
Tron
Tia
Maryland
Press Corps
Journalistic Society
Sigma Delta’ Chi
Disney
Baltimore
West Chase
Louis L. Goldstein
National Association of Accountints
Jesus People Unite Youth Seek Own Christian Life
The article profiles the Jesus People underground youth church movement led by college chaplains and young pastors under 30. It notes growth on the West Coast especially California and rising activity in Boston and Washington, with Hollywood Free Paper as a key voice. It describes their mission, outreach, and support networks for wandering youths.
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Vilew
West Coast
California
Hollywood Free Paper
Duane Pederson
HFP
Pederson
Kansas City
Florida
Hollywood
Calif
Fountain St
Vine
Christ's Patrol Motorcycle Club
Hawaii
Boston
Washington, D.C
Jesus People Unite
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Halloween Parade Plans and City Race to the Polls
Halloween events set by Mayor Gilmer Schley for Halloween night in Frederick with safe celebration rules. A Winchester hall recital by Miss Louise Hill and Mrs. Woodbury Hawes draws praise for musicality and charm. County campaign activity nears finish with GOP and Democrat meetings wrapping up. Frederick's parade expected to attract floats bands and hundreds of costumed participants with over 300 in prizes. Firefighters save a Bolivar area barn after a blaze sparked by possible spontaneous combustion. Unseasonably warm late October conditions push toward 80 degrees with no immediate change expected.
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Winchester Hall
Louise Hill
Woodbury Hawes
Frederick
Tydings and Liberal Double Standards in Press Debate
Letters criticize Senator Tydings for alleged unethical use of office, clash with conservatives on ethics, and argue liberal selective standards. Readers question accountability, voting on military matters, and influence of special interest groups while praising local community support and school group efforts.
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Cleetions
Tydings
Ain
Tadings
Supreme Court
Americas
Derrick
Pydings
LaApuyers
Iso
News-Post
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Val Hymes
Jesus People
By David Poling
Poling
Christian Herald Assn
Gilmer Schley
the News-Post
Middletown and
Boonsboro
Everett Moser
Bolivar
Fydings
Ana
Anne Thouckhacky
Mapua
Severn
Amet
Uias
Fea
Erie
National Hille Association
Pl-Cio
Jerry Wyrt
WITIL
Berrys World
MEA
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