Precision In Utterances by Ramsey Clark on College Protest
Ramsey Clark in Cleveland condemned Nixon administration repression of college students and black man repression, urging dialogue and immediacy. He cited Kent State and criticized presidential symbolism of repression while supporting a Senate candidate. The piece questions his call for force and urges precision in language.
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Ramsey Clark
U. S
Nixon
Cleveland
Clark
Kent State
University of Kansas
Ohio
America
Johnson
Detroit
Auto safety push and seat belt start system debated
The article surveys highway death trends and safety goals. It notes collapsible steering columns and shatterproof windshields reducing injuries, and outlines proposals to improve cars, drivers, or highways. A new AutoSafe system by Irwin Industries prevents ignition without seat belts, and Kent State approves interim suspensions amid student opposition.
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Douglas Toms
National Highway Safety Bureau
Irwin Industries
Reform foe toppled by liquor crackdown in Carroll County
In Carroll County Maryland State's Attorney T Bryan McIntire, praised for strict law enforcement, is upset in the Republican primary by 28 year old V Lanny Hardenhorn. A crackdown on liquor sales to minors using decoys appears to have sparked voter backlash and raised questions about ethics in enforcing liquor laws. The young challenger secured the GOP nomination and will face no Democratic opponent in the fall.
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Paul A. Haley
T. Bryan McIntire
Carroll County
McIntire
Republica
Lanny Hardenhorn
Mclntire
Maryland
McIintire
McIntire probes minors liquor sales face mass indictments
In Carroll County nearly 100 liquor dealers and bartenders faced indictments for selling to minors after informants gathered evidence. The State's Attorney defended the tactic as legal decoys, while multiple juries failed to convict, leading to a large portion of cases being placed on the inactive list.
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Fearless
McIntire
Carroll County
Ikems From Files of the News-Post
Ikems from the files of the News-Post chronicles brief notable items and archival anecdotes reflecting local events and yesterday's happenings. The column highlights historical echoes, small milestones, and referenced names that shaped recent community memory.
Frederick News Full Page Lost by 1920 Heat Storm
A five day heat wave ended with a western Maryland storm that cut power to Frederick County for six hours. The News-Post was idle and the early edition missed. Intermediate registration starts, including first women voters, 9 to 9. Football season prep in Frederick ahead of Gettysburg tie.
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Maryland
Frederick County
News-Post
the Post
Frederick
Frederick Athletic Club
Gettysburg College
Two nominations settled in 1950 Maryland Senate race
Brig Gen John Markey of Walkersville concedes the Republican nomination to John Marshall Butler of Baltimore and vows not to challenge the Maryland unit system. Board of Education invites bids by Oct 25 for a new Brunswick elementary school. Frederick Fair preparations show strong advance seat sales ahead of next week’s five day event.
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D. John Markey
Walkersville
John Marshall Butler
Baltimore
Maryland
Board OF Education
Brunswick
Paul H. Kea
Hyattsville
Frederick
Intelligence and the Terror Threat Curbting Fanatics
A National News analysis argues terrorist acts rely on small fanatical groups across regions. It notes the Tet attacks, hijackings, and campus disruptions show the need for improved intelligence. It suggests intercountry information sharing to identify and disrupt committed extremists before actions.
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Viet Cong
Cosa Nostra
United States
Cuba
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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