U N Debates Zionism Amid Calls and Palestinian Tensions
Amid heated General Assembly moves against Zionism critics argue the vote harms progress. The pair of resolutions prompts Israeli doubt about Israel’s right to exist and signals renewed calls for Palestinian inclusion through a PLO role in peace efforts.
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General Assembly
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United Nations
Hy Pacoumauiy
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U.N. Committee of Action
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Yitzhak Rabin
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Gaza
Frederick chapter DAR hosts card party at Key Hotel
More than 125 attendees revelled in a DAR card party at the Francis Scott Key Hotel grill room. Committee chairs included Mrs Edward D Shriner and Miss Miriam Apple as thirty five tables were filled.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward D. Shriner
Kate Ramsburg
Sherman P. Bowers
Grayson E. Bowers
Miriam Apple
Rosenbergs case resurfaces with planned dying confession scheme
Newly released documents revive the Julius and Ethel Rosenberg espionage case. The FBI sought a dying confession from Julius by killing Ethel first, but the plan failed as the executions proceeded without admission. The era's doubts about guilt persisted despite Hoover’s push for a dramatic admission.
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Ethel Rosenberg
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
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Rosenberg
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Panamd
Town Talk on Police Chief Prospect and Legacy
The column analyzes Maj. Charles Victor Main and his protégé Capt. Richard Ashton as potential successors to the city police chief role. It notes Ashton’s qualifications, mayoral support, and wage considerations, while recalling Main’s long influence and the era’s crime trends. It closes with a historical Washington reference from December 1, 1777.
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Charles Victor Main
Tus
Main
Richard Ashton
Ashton
Maj. Main
Chet Mam
Ford
My Guy
Quaid
Frederick County Chamber Economic Development 1975 Review Part 2
The Open Door reviews the 1975 activities of Frederick County Chamber committees led by E. Robert Bowlus. The Economic and Community Development Committee promoted MIDFA and SBA programs, launched MAX-EM saving about 250 jobs, organized housing finance seminars, advised on county industrial park sites, surveyed conference center needs, and supported airport master planning while opposing certain Clean Air Act amendments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
E. Robert Bowlus
General Chamber
Maryland Industrial Development Finance Authority
MIDFA
Small Business Administration
ECDC
Chamber
Community Services Agency
Maryland
Ford
Maryland State Department of Economic and Community Development
Frederick
Penn Central Railroad
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