December 5 1970 Frederick Page A-4 News Briefs
Page A-4 from the Frederick Maryland edition dated Saturday December 5 1970 features brief market notes community notices and local updates. The readable text covers civic events and regional announcements typical of a mid 20th century newspaper page.
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Frederick, Maryland
Senate Rejects SST Funding Hurts Fairchild Hiller Jobs
The Senate’s 52 to 41 vote against a 290 million SST appropriation shocks Frederick County workers at Fairchild Hiller Hagerstown plant who gained a large subcontract from Boeing to build aft sections of SST prototypes. The company warns layoffs will rise as prototype work ends, while leaders urge House approval to avoid mass cuts and preserve Western Maryland’s economy.
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Senate
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Fairchild Hiller
Boeing Aircraft
Edward G. Uhl
Boeing Aircraft Company
Seattle
Washington
Maryland
Frederick
Capitol Hill
Uhl
United States
Free World
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Joseph D. Tydings
Tydings
Humpty
Fairchid Hiller
House of Representatives
Congress
Letters discuss Nixon dictatorship fears and citizen involvement
A reader warns of creeping totalitarianism under President Nixon, arguing real leadership requires colleague input and open criticism. The letter laments firing of Secretary of the Interior Hickel as cue to concentrate power and urges public activism to preserve democratic participation.
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Nixon
Hieckel
Hickel
Beig
Comix: New Left’s Latest Put-on
A Dispatch on the New Left’s comix movement describes underground and college published comix as a challenge to American norms. It portrays comix as provocative art that exposes alleged fascism, militarism, materialism, and surveillance, featuring graphic depictions and a youthful, conspiratorial cast.
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New Left
Amerika
Comix
Jacob Brackman
Playbo
America
Brackman
Secretary Typing Speed And Salesmen In Year End Football Viewing
A secretary can type 75 words per minute while salesmen seek customers during year end football game viewings. The note comments on how urgency and sports viewing blend with business calls and sales activity.
From War to Peace Fort Detrick Proposed Health Center
The Fort Detrick facility in Frederick County, long a chemical biological warfare center, is eyed for conversion into a comprehensive health research center. Senator Mathias backs quick House action, seeking virus disease, hepatitis, fungal disease, genetic defect, and cancer virus studies, signaling a shift away from offensive programs.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick County
Nixon
Mathias
Senate
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Baltimore Sun
Maryland Grange annual meeting opens with 300 delegates
The Maryland State Grange begins a three day gathering at the state armory with about 300 delegates from every county. Entertainment includes a four act comedy The Village Lawyer performed by local young women at Woodsboro Opera House. Frederick County election costs rise to about 12650 dollars, roughly 3000 more than last year.
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Maryland State Grange
State Armory
School Improvement Association
Woodsboro
Grove named acting post master in Frederick
James A Grove city mail carrier and former Marine has been appointed acting post master for Frederick. He will assume office January 1 when Guy K Motter’s term ends. A three day county and city registration for emergency medical care eligibility under Civil Defense runs December 19 20 and 21 announced by Dr Carroll E Easterday. Frederick County officials formulate a coordinated civilian defense plan visiting Walkersville Woodsboro Thurmont Emmitsburg Myersville and Middletown to gather citizen input.
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James A. Grove
Frederick
Mr. Grove
Guy K. Motter
Civil Defense
Carroll E Easterday
Frederick County
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Middletown
Paying the Price for What We Earn in Life
Joe Eisenhauer presents the idea that all benefits in life have a cost and must be earned through work study sacrifice and service. He argues education love and grace require personal responsibility and that most youth are preparing for a complex future while dedicating themselves to meaningful achievement.
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Isaac Newton
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Walter D. Dance
General Electric
New York
Lindsay
Columbia
Joseph Drapkin
Columbia University
United States Navy
Niven’s. Riouing
Bernadette Devlin
Gjail
Ramhives
United
Ray S. Parks JR
Taney Avenue
Fredenck
Cumberland
Claude McIntyre
Howard McIntyre
Rose Hill
David Lynn
Patriot Army
7Th
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Cumberland Sesquicentennial Inc
Claude D. McIntyr
Wilson Place
By Don Oakley
Detrick
Joe Eisenhauer