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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1970
Page
4
The AMA and the Jaycees lead a national effort to upgrade emergency care by improving hospital and ambulance services. AMA guidance and EMS kits support communities in training personnel and expanding facilities to reduce civilian injuries and fatalities.
A 1970 American Rifleman article cites Lenin Trotsky and Stalin on arming workers and disarming opponents, arguing that Communist leaders seek private gun removal worldwide including the United States. It notes Soviet and other Communist publications urge disarmament and quotes a parish of sources to support the claim.
Diplomatic sources say the cease fire offers limited optimism for a lasting solution. Israel, under Prime Minister Golda Meir, agreed to relinquish some land from the 1967 war while the U S pledges support for a strong military balance and a binding peace without Israel withdrawing troops. Jerusalem status remains unresolved amid Palestinian bid for dual control.
A Frederick Post reader condemns the Baltimore Sun cartoon about Fort Detrick as in poor taste and sensationalist. He praises Col Gershater, notes Detrick merit growth, and vows to stay loyal to the Frederick Post for its straight facts and human interest journalism.
Washington editorial compares Pentagon reorganizations to corporate conglomerates and argues reforms fail when top leaders centralize decisions. It urges selecting capable leaders and granting them independence within security and budget limits to cut costs and improve strategy and weapons.
Rollin W. Twigg argues gun registration could boost demand for computer storage and enforcement tech, raising questions about who profits. He questions whether gun law advocates have computer industry ties and estimates market impact on data collectors, urging readers to consider who would lose or gain.
A Baltimore and Ohio helper engine engineer was struck by a train while leaving a signal tower at Mt. Airy Junction yesterday. He died at Frederick City Hospital a few hours later. both legs were severed and his skull fractured witnessed by a very large crowd.
Washington analysis shows for fiscal year 1970 health education and welfare consumed 52 billion of 196.8 billion total spending while military costs stood at 77.8 billion. Despite end of Vietnam, defense funds persist due to future needs and global commitments. The report notes tax receipts fell short, creating a potential two to three year deficit outlook with inflation and wage price pressures complicating stabilization efforts.
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