Pollution Forcefully Presses Bethlehem to Halt Sparrows Point Plant Emissions
The State Water Resources Commission orders Bethlehem Shipbuilding at Sparrows Point to stop pollution by Dec 3 or cease operations amid Maryland's 6.9 percent jobless rate the highest in a decade. Bethlehem warns of heavy layoffs and protests the ultimatum while economic fears mount over inflation and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Water Resources Commission
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Sparrows Point
Maryland
Bethlehem
State Department of Employment and Social Services
Baltimore Area
Frederick County
Werner H. Fornes
Anne Arundel
Howard
Harford
Carroll Counties
Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fdr
Riots and Riot Control in the 1960s Debate
The piece argues for nonlethal crowd control methods amid 1960s unrest, noting Mace as the only practical option beyond tear gas and bullets. It cites Attica and Kent State as calls for safer police methods and quotes President Nixon on global peace aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Kent State
Gov. Rockefeller
Aliea
Allien
Secret Kenya AID leak prompts tighter controls after Vice President visit
The report details a leak involving Bert Tollefson in Kenya and a sensitive embassy message from Ambassador McIlvane to AID chief John Hannah. FBI questions, lie tests, and restricted copying follow to protect national security while Hannah issues new handling orders.
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Washington
AID
Agnew
Kenya
FBI
Robinson McIlvane
John Hannah
Hannah
Hoe
Tollefson
Nairobi
Nixon answers at Detroit Economic Club questioned
President Nixon faced a ten member panel including economists and a Michigan steelworkers official in Detroit. The Q and A covered wage price freeze, tariffs, exchange rates, housing, and budget balance, with Nixon stressing profits, free markets, and careful use of government policy.
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Nixon
FDR
Gallup
Vietnam
America
Free World
Washington
Nixott
Economic Club
Detroit
Steelworkers Union
Michigan
Nison
United States
Frederick items from the News Post reflects 1921 and 1951 notes
News Post items report Carlton Molesworth returning to Frederick after managing Birmingham Club for another season. A Red Cross shipment of 500 garments for children goes to Atlantic Division. The Woman's Home Missionary Society held its first meeting of the year. Also noted are 1951 fair preparations, Hood College picnic winners, Campus Day plans, and a mystery shirt found in a mailbox tied to a street fight.
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Carlton Molesworth
Frederick
Birmingham
Moley
George Birely
American Red Cross
Atlantic
Red Cross
New York
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Falcons Fourth Year Tests Fan Commitment in Frederick
A longtime Frederick fan recalls four seasons of Falcon football. He notes early wins and growing crowds, then declines in attendance as the team struggles in year four. He urges steady support at upcoming October 2 1971 game at TJ Stadium to push for playoffs.
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Frederick Falcon
Red Lion
Baltimore Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Falcons
McCurdy
Frederick
Schuylkill
Chambersburg
Siso
Falcon
Whale
Westminster
T. J
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Danvs Conlan
General Motors
President Nixon
Red China
Israel
Neal
Bert Tollefson
Bert
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
EXSEC
George Shultz
Arnold Weber
White House
Kaptain
GOP
Ieaders
Jacob Javits
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Senate Republican Conference
Wisconsin
John Byrnes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Byrnes
Wilbur Mills
D- Ark
Ways and Means
John Edwards
Edwards
News-Post
Macchinery
Frederick Fair
Hood College
Braddock Heights
Center
Berry's
NEA
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