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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1970
Page
2
U S officials rejected Egypt’s claim that the drive for peace has ended and said every effort will be made to restart the stalled Egyptian Israeli talks. Informants indicated renewed U S pressure and diplomacy to move discussions forward.
Vice President Agnew will meet six college militants on the David Frost Show taped in New York and airing Sept 25. The panel will feature representatives from diverse campuses debating with Agnew about freedom and reform amid a backdrop of ceasefire talks and U.S. support for Israel.
A royalist regime led by Field Marshal Habis Majali seized control in Amman and imposed martial law to quell civil war threats. King Hussein named Majali military governor and empowered him over police and security, with Brig. Mohammed Daoud as prime minister. The move followed the resignation of civil premier Abdel Moneim Rifai and amid clashes that reportedly killed several, including a teenage casualty.
A Baltimore AP dispatch reports upsets in Maryland General Assembly primaries as incumbents mostly held but key figures in Montgomery County were defeated. Sen Noel Cook lost to William A Wilson. Del Edna P Cook and Det Henry J Fowler were upset. Several other incumbents held steady. 127 of 185 Annapolis lawmakers will be on the November ballot.
Baltimore and Ohio and two other railroads resumed operations after a strike by four shop craft unions. Commuter service between Baltimore Washington and Washington Brunswick is back, with about 825 Maryland daily riders affected. A federal judge’s restraining order expired Sept. 23 with a hearing set for Sept. 22.
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird, in Warrenton, says temporary unemployment and other economic pains prove useful as America shifts from wartime to peacetime. He accepts Airlie Foundation Statesmen in Medicine award for two decades of service and medical advancement.
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