Where Are The Voters In Frederick County Maryland
An editorial warns that Frederick County has only 30 851 qualified voters in a 50 114 potential pool and urges expanded on site registration sessions across remote towns. It argues transportation and apathy depress participation and calls for targeted registration drives to boost democratic participation before the fall election.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Census Bureau
State Department
Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
Frederick City
Power demand surge risks future blackouts across the East
The 1965 Northeast blackout foreshadowed ongoing fuel and capacity shortages. By 1970 utilities faced widespread strain as demand tripled, fueling emergency generators and delaying new capacity. Experts, including Glen Seaborg, warn it will take five to ten years to rebalance supply with demand and sixfold capacity by 2000.
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New York City
United States
New York
New England
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
Florida
Chicago
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis
Cummins
Glen Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Fallon Sees The Light in Lincoln Continal Car Row
Maryland Congressman George H Fallon returns a Lincoln Continental lent by Ford Motor Company at 750 dollars a year. Opponent Sarbanes questions the deal as conflict of interest while two Baltimore peers took similar cars. The stunt ends with Fallon saying he has seen the light amid public reaction.
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Maryland
George H. Fallon
D. 4Th
Ford Motor Company
Fallon
House Public Works Committee
Baltimore
Tydings Answers Letter On Potomac Pollution
U.S. Senator Joseph D. Tydings responds to Julian Holmes of Oxon Hill about Potomac River pollution. He cites hearings on water pollution, population planning failures, and funding gaps for Blue Plains and Piscataway treatment plants, plus actions by the Interstate Commission and budget efforts.
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Julian C. Holmes
Oxon Hill
Holmes
Potomac River
Mr. Holmes
Joseph D. Tydings
U.S. Senate
Potomac
Senate District Committee
National Capital Region
Interior Department
WSSC
Washington
Prince George’s
Blue Plains
Piscataway
Congress
Maryland
Senate
House
Proxmire
District of Columbia
D.C
Department
Mathias
Neil Solomon
Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Interstate Commission
Viet Cong orders urge women to combat roles in South Vietnam
A Viet Cong directive from Nguyen Thi Dinh calls for bold female deployment in combat, cadre recruitment, and indoctrination on gender roles. It urges dismissing feudal attitudes, expanding female technical training, and improving living conditions while warning women against credulity and love that could erode revolutionary zeal.
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Washington
Nea
Viet Cong
South Vietnam Liberation Army
Nguyen Thi Dinh
Madam Dinh
United States
Manam Dinh
Communist Party
Nales
Court Term Opens as Jury Draws in September Session
The September term opened with Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Glenn Worthington presiding. Horace Zacharias named jury foreman. 30 witnesses were examined today with 27 more summoned for tomorrow. Additional witnesses may be added as the week continues. Mrs Matilda Shawbaker of New Market turns 100 today but will not vote. A local war veteran near Myersville was charged with stealing a car parked on North Market Street. he was arrested outside city limits by Sheriff Wertenbaker.
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Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Horace C. Zacharias
Matilda Shawbaker
New Market
the Post
Myersville
Wertenbaker
North Market Street
Army Veteran Wounded in Korea. Mother Notified by DoD
Staff Sgt Charles Carbaugh 29 an Army veteran of 13 years was slightly wounded in Korea. His mother Mrs Mildred Shafer East Seventh Street was notified by telegram from the Department of Defense. He has been in the Far East since June after transfer from Chicago where he was an ROTC instructor. He was wounded August 19 while serving in the 24th Infantry.
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Charles Carbaugh
Korea
Mildred Shafer
East Seventh Street
Department of Defense
Carbaugh
Far East
Chicago
Army
24Th Infantry
Freedom of Students Rights and Classroom Limits Debate
AFT convention in Pittsburgh endorses a student Bill of Rights including speech dress and petition rights on school property. It urges collective bargaining to cap class size at 20 and limit teaching hours to 20 per week. The piece critiques politicized schooling and jokes about a vintage rubber horseshoe ad in Field & Stream.
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American Federation of Teachers
Pittsburgh
AFT
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Reddy
Neil Williams
Bristol
England
Tydings
U. S. Senate
Washington, D.C
Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
News-Post
U. S. 40
People’s Court
Washington Area
Clarksburg
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
By Don Oakley
Field & Stream Magazine
Goodyear
Madison Avenue
Behby's World
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