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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
4
A columnist argues Patriotism is fading amid antiwar protests and liberal critique. He cites Concord and Lexington as liberty milestones, laments media indifference, warns of revolution, and urges defense of national unity against draft dodging, street demonstrations, and government overreach.
A reader laments a local violent killing and questions swift punishment while urging restraint and faith. The letter condemns harm to innocents, predicts divine judgment, and closes with two local signatories from Middletown and Frederick.
In the county farmers show interest in converting wool to the finished product and consider cooperative measures to dispose of this spring's clip. Two Republican candidates, Maurice D. Sliter and Charles Hulter, announce for county commissioner and sheriff respectively, with Ira Young as a possible contender. Middletown wins to move closer to the Frederick County Public Athletic League lead after beating Brunswick.
Twenty years ago on April 27 Frederick City requested the National Institute of Municipal Law Officers to continue probe into whether an alderman can succeed to the mayoralty when resigning from the board. Senior Day at Frederick High School designated with senior students running activities. James Baker chosen as principal substitute for Harry O. Smith. Frederick County Red Cross moves headquarters to 5 West Second Street from Peters Building 17 North Court Street, with Charles A. Price announcing the change and ongoing service at the new address.
A Congress investigator questions Army casualty statistics arguing non combat deaths per thousand rose from 2.7 in 1966 to 5.5 in 1974, suggesting combat deaths may be misattributed to appear lower. The probe cites a Vietnam veteran’s death with three bullet wounds, and a Pentagon denial of increases.
Washington reports that Peking scientists seek closer Western contact to advance Chinese science and technology. A jet propulsion expert once at Caltech is noted among those connected with missile programs. Observers in Tokyo and Hong Kong say China lacks seasoned backup and desires exchanges with Western scientists, potentially using American visitors to gain study opportunities in the United States.
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