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Drug abuse... 519, 520, 525, 547-0, 871
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Graduate Corps interim program
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Federal grant for study....... 547-9
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270-3, 323-4, 643-4
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legislative proposal............ 587
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higher eduration... 420, 628-9, 641-3
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penalties...................... 871
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increase in................. 566-7
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Drug addiction, educational
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loans, legislative proposal...... 586
|
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programs.................... 438-9
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Maryland institutions........ 567-8
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Dukert, Joseph M., chairman.
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Moynihan's findings........... 611
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Republican State Central
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overcrop ding.................. 964
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Committee of Maryland........ 841
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parochial school aid............ 457
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Dundore, Harry A................ 679
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policy and program recom-
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du Pont, Francis V............... 930
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mendations............... 438-42
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Duquesne Light Company........ 485
Dyer, Bill, sports announcer...... 48
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poverty cycle.............. 505, 632
public schools, goals........ 439-41
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racial disorders, relationship to.. 506
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scholarship program fund..... 641-2,
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688, 698, 699, 701-2, 707,
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719, 732, 737
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Eastern Shore development.. 2302, 515
Eastern Shore hospital........... 41
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funding legality............ 686-8
school construction........... 504-5
school law revision............. 590
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East-West expressway..... 236-7, 411-2
E Award...................... 517-9
Ebert, Robert Little, Commissioner,
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services for handicapped..... 41, 51
social problems, effect on
438, 555, 611
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Allegany County............... 185
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State Board................... 246
|
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Economic Development, Department
of........... 133, 231, 543, 618, 621
Economic Development
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state loan............... 635, 641-2
state responsibility... 104, 436, 500-1
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Administration................ 967
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committee.................. 590
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Economic Development Agency... 621
Economic Development Commission
109, 544, 967
Economic Development District... 230
Economics, study of.............. 860
Edelen, John W., Jr.............. 679
Education
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student disobedience........ 869-70
tax fund guidelines.......... 456-8
teachers' salaries............... 503
television station.............. 504
vocational rehabilitation....... 398
university study............... 567
Einstein. Albert................. 435
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adult..................... 556, 612
Agnew priority.............. 628-9
attitude training...... 506, 556, 611
|
Eisen, Jack, reporter,
Washington Post.............. 112
Elsenhower, Dwight D., President
|
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benefits....................... 495
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of the U. S., 1953-1961
|
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budget................... 472, 498
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798, 815, 885, 951
|
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campus rebellion.............. 880
college.................. 266, 274-6
college campuses.............. 801
|
Eisenhower, Milton S., president,
The Johns Hopkins University.. 143
Election laws............... 75-6, 114
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college costs rising............. 613
college functions............... 567
college loan program..... 612-3, 732
community colleges... 240, 393, 499
compensatory......... 506, 531, 611
Constitutional Convention
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change........................ 525
Electronic surveillance, wiretapping
in state house............... 696-7
Elkins, Wilson H., president, Uni-
versity of Maryland...... 176, 266,
579, 673-4, 776, 911
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discussion.................... 472
reform proposals............. 449
day care centers...... 556, 588, 611
demonstration schools discon-
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Ellermen, Harry E................ 906
Ellis, Spencer P., director, Depart-
ment of Forests and Parks...... 395
Emergency work program........ 555
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discipline in public schools
519-25, 561-2, 741
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Emerson, Ralph Waldo, essayist
and poet...................... 155
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discussion of......... 435-42, 500-7
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Energy........................ 484-5
|
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educational television.......... 504
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Eney, H. Vernon, chairman, Consti-
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employment training...... 556, 612
Federal function............. 502-3
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tutional Convention Commission;
president, Constitutional
|
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finance...................... 501-4
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Convention... 4, 73, 116-7, 303, 334,
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government, role of educated
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406, 409-10, 412-3, 432, 527, 546,
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persons in................... 268
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669, 718, 726
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