Agnew Attacks Campus Unrest Report as Pablum
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew assailed the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest for failing to blame disruptors and their apologists. He called the report imprecise and equivocal while urging the President to show stronger moral leadership to restore order on campuses. He also criticized Senator McGovern and warned Democratic candidates to repudiate him.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Presidential Commission On
Nixon
Agnew
White House
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Minot
N.D
Salt Lake City
Utah
South Dakota
George S. McGovern
Congress
McGovern
Scranton Commission
Commission
United States
America
Election Board Queries On Charter Writing Board Petitions
The Election Board reports many inquiries about placing Charter Writing Board candidates on the November ballot by petition. Five percent of registered voters, about 1500 names, may sign. Petitions may carry multiple names and may form slates. If no petitions arrive by Oct 14, five county-nominated candidates advance. otherwise top five vote-getters participate in charter drafting.
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Margaret Hindman
Charter Writing Board
Board of Elections Supervisors
James Bryan
Charter Board
Maryland
Bryan
Board of Election Supervisors
Fire Log: multiple calls across Frederick area in 24 hours
Fire log reports several calls within a 24 hour period ending 10 am. incidents include automobile fire at CITY O P OSSUMTOWN PIKE near Frederick Community College at 5 18 pm Urbana house fire at Hyattstown and New Market at 10 26 am old Frederick Road fkeld fire at 2 18 pm Rocky Ridge response Rt 806 south of Thurmont house fire at 5 47 pm Thurmont response 9 Terrace Ave Brunswick house fire at 6 10 pm I 70 east of Myersville grass fire at 9 27 pm Bill Moxley Road chimney fire at Hahn residence New Market and Mt Airy are noted in dispatches.
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New Market
Airy
Rezoning Approved For Store Near Md 355 Ball Rd
County commissioners at a public hearing unanimously approved re zoning a 2 acre portion of Charles J. Kelley’s 16 acre tract at Md 355 and Ball Road from B 1 residential to B 1 commercial for a small general store with two apartments above. A parking lot will be off road.
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MD. 355
Ball Road
Charles J. Kelley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Lawrence W. Johnson
Kelley
John Stann
City Suit Dismissal Sought Over Airport Land Easement
A Frederick City condemnation case over 312 acres north of the Municipal Airport seeks dismissal. The defendants Rosenstocks Silbersteins and Frederick County Commissioners challenge the map and flight data, and ask to strike spouses from the case under a 1969 change in dower rights.
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Frederick City
Samuel
Henrietta Rosenstock
Benjamin
Edna Rosenstock
Adelaide Silberstein
Frederick County
Benjamin Rosenstock
Samuel Silberstein
Maryland General Assembly
Poll indicates party leaning in Frederick County races
The Frederick News-Post poll shows Beall leading Tydings 56 to 24 with 20% undecided for Senate, Mandel ahead 60 to 16 with 24% undecided for Governor, and Byron leading Hughes 68 to 12 with 20% undecided for Congressman. Charter Government support: 36% yes, 20% no, 44% undecided.
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Frederick News-Post
Frederick County
J. Glenn Beall
Joseph D. Tydings
Marvin Mandel
C. Stanley Blair
Goodloe E. Byron
George T Hughes
Saigon Army Drives North Vietnamese Troops Near Border
South Vietnamese armored forces attacked along the Cambodian border and killed 21 enemy fighters. Six South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 14 wounded in the Monday clash, 75 miles northwest of Saigon. Cambodian officials warned of NKP efforts to disrupt Highway 4 linking Phnom Penh and Kompong Som. The highway was closed as Cambodian troops cleared the area. Viet Cong attacks continued in South Vietnam with rocket and mortar fire as pacification efforts persisted.
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Indochina
Phnom Penh
Kiirom Plateau
Kompong Som
Associated Press
John T. Wheeler
Kirirom
South Vietnam
Stock Market Dives After Nasser Death Hit Early Trading
New York stock prices fell broadly in early trading as investors reacted to the death of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Trading remained active as markets moved on fresh news and sentiment.
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New York
Nasser
Egyptians Mourn Nasser At Cairo State Funeral
Hundreds of thousands mourners fill Cairo streets and railway stations outside Kabbah Palace as Gamal Abdel Nasser lies in state. Anwar Sadat acts as provisional president for 60 days while a successor is chosen. State funeral planned near Nassers home with Arab leaders as pallbearers.
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Koubbeh
Arab Socialist Union
Nixon Praises 6th Fleet Power For Peace
President Nixon praised the U S 6th Fleet as indispensable for peace aboard the USS Saratoga and during a commanders conference. He saluted the men as peace forces of the United States and said their power and mobility aid stability amid Middle East tensions while privately conferring with Rogers Laird and Kissinger after learning of Nasser's death.
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Egypt
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United States
Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Henry A. Kissinger
UM Students Seek Parley of Panthers
College Park Maryland AP report says University of Maryland student leaders voted 3 to 4 to invite the Black Panthers sponsored convention to the campus. They seek use of Cole Field House for a three day event October 30 to November 1, but university officials are unlikely to endorse the plan. Panther leaders say the gathering could draw 30000 radical advocates from across the nation.
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College Park
Soviet May Seek To Pick Egyptian Strong Man
In Paris, experts predict Egypt faces a struggle to succeed Gamal Abdel Nasser and a Soviet move may install a pro Russian leader. Anwar Sadat unlikely as successor. Muslims Brotherhood seen as potential power claimants amid Moscow ties and regional shifts after Nasser’s death. Kosygin likely to attend funeral, signaling Moscow’s stake.
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Egypt
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Anwar Sadat
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Nasser
Muslim Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Ali Sabry
Moscow
Sabry
Arab Socialist Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Three TJ Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School principal Karl Manwiller announced three students Allen Groghan, Joel Kingsolver, and Joan Shaughnessy as National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalists for 1970-71. They are among 14,750 semifinalists nationwide, the top scorers from about 710,000 tested in 17,000 schools.
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Karl Manwiller
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Allen Groghan
Joel Kingsolver
Joan Shaughnessy
United States
Manwiller
Ann Brobst
Michael Chomel
Eric Dahlgren
Gary Gesell
Mercury Dips Near Freezing In Frederick Area
The temperature fell to 39 degrees overnight in Frederick with light frost in some valley areas not materializing. A warming trend is forecast for Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 60s today, mid 70s Wednesday, and warmer Thursday. The previous day’s high was 63. Overnight lows may hold in the mid 40s. No rain expected through Thursday.
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Frederick
Unionville
Memorial for Frederick County WWII Vets Elicits Tribute Debate
In Frederick County the American War Dads began plans in 1944 for a World War II memorial in courthouse park. Five glass sections list all county service members with 221 stars honoring the fallen. Leonard Wachter led the effort, selecting The Tablet and Ticket Co Inc for design despite advertising pressures, with costs projected at 3,000 to 4,000 dollars. Continued on Page A-5.
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Courthouse Park
Leonard Wachter
Frederick
Wachter
George Slagle
Selective Service Board
New York
Tablet and Ticket Co. Inc
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