The Second Gettysburg Battle and Gettysburg Tower Controversy
In a 1971 Frederick Maryland reflection, the article recounts Lee’s invasion and Meade’s defensive stand at Gettysburg with 170 000 Americans in three days of battle and 23 003 vs 28 451 casualties. It criticizes a proposed 307 foot commercial observation tower in Gettysburg, applauds Governor Shaff’s bid to stop it, and notes environmental legal action and proposed state aid to beautify the area. It also discusses magnetohydrodynamics MHD as a future electricity source and critiques the U.S. auto insurance system with no fault proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
North
Philadelphia
Baltimore
George Gordon Meade
Army of the Potomac
Joe” Hooker
Frederick
Mapa
Pipe Creek
Carroll County
Lee
Washington
Harry Heth
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Heth
Gettysburg
John Buford
Crack “Iron Brigade
John Reynolds
Frederick City
Meade
Meadée
Virginia
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Ulysses S. Grant
Appomatox
Joseph Pemberton
Abraham Lincoln
Adams County
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Edward Everett
Harvard University
Lincoln
Milton Shapp
Silver Spring
J. Shane Creamer
National Cemetery
Thomas R. Ottenstein
National Shrine
Shaff
United States
John McPhail
Alert
Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce, Retail Merchants’ Association
Travel Council
Creamer
William 4H. Wilcox
Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs
America
National Park
Williamsburg
State House
Harrisburg
Supreme Bench
Office of Coal Research
Department of the Interior
Avco Corp
Greenwich
Conn
Puerto Rico
Massachusetts
Malaya Study Highlights Racial Polarization At University
Washington analysis of the Malaysian committee report shows undergraduates split along racial lines with mutual indifference and misunderstanding. It notes voting patterns, graffiti with racial overtones, and a barrier of different social values rooted in rural urban origins. The study argues the problem is mutual among all races, not blame on one side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
University of Malaya
Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
India
Pakistan
Japan
China
Latin America
Africa
Europe
Malaysia
Frederick leaders back hotel project for city growth
Endorsements from Chamber of Commerce president D. John Markey Central Trust Co. president Emory L. Coblentz and Hood College president Dr. Joseph H. Apple urge Frederick citizens to consider and fully support a new hotel. Local events note Salvation Army leader Brigadier Henry Davey Bale dined with prominent residents at Wayside Inn and World War veterans at Sabillasville state sanatorium will enjoy a Francis Scott Key Post American Legion musical and literary program. The Frederick Community Chest seeks support from October 14, led by Robert J. Smith with Charles K. Taylor and Richard F. Kline assisting. County commissioners discuss financing the Lincoln High School addition with bonds ruled out, and balloons will fly as the Freedom Campaign motivates nine public schools next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
Emory L. Coblentz
Central Trust Co
Hagerstown and
Sabillasville
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
The
Frederick
Board OF County: Commissioners
Lincoln High School
Labor’s Case for a Profits Freeze
The AFL CIO praises wage restraint but criticizes weak price controls and tax subsidies. Meany argues the President’s policies fail fairness, need across the board controls, and threaten jobs, with unions ready to cooperate only if all costs and incomes are equally capped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Zack
Public Relations Department
Mr. Meany
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Treasury
AFL
America
United States
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Heda
Setablishead
Frederick, Maryland
Transportation Department
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Brooklyn
Columbus
Ohio
Tem
Detroit
Evansville
Ind
Denver
DOT
Washi
Malaya
Henry Davey Bale
Chesapeake
Salvation Army
Wayside Inn
Czechoslovakia
George Meany
AFL- Cio Executive Council
Meany
New York Times
Gorman