Remembering Richard L. Shipley A Frederick football icon
Richard L. Shipley known as Dick Shipley died at 53 while deer hunting near Emporium Pennsylvania. An alumnus of Frederick High School and Maryland, he coached in semi pro leagues and supported civic work. His leadership at WFMD and with the Frederick Midget Football League left lasting loyalties and a strong sportsmanship legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dick" Shipley
Mpany
Richard L. Shipley
Emporium
WFMD
Frederick High Cadets
Shipley
Boy Scouts
Board of Education
Frederick High
University of Maryland
Frederick Falcons
Falcons
Chambersburg Cardinals
Hagerstown Bears
Alvin G. Quinn
Mr. Shipley
Eleanor Heston Shipley
Donald L. Shipley
Virginia Hawkins
Susan Loriner
Melissa Shipley
Whit
Laurel Hawkins
Helen Garber
Virginia Dyson
Emory B
Donald R. Shipley
Dick Shipley
Tommy Grunwell
Right road for Philippines in Reagan era debate
Edward J. Walsh argues the U S stance toward the Philippines under President Marcos is flawed by mixed signals from Washington. He notes increasing communist pressure from the New People’s Army and warns that U S aid and policy should favor a measured transition toward a more legitimate leadership while preserving strategic bases.
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Western Pacific
Philippines
Reagan
Ferdinando Marcos
New Peoples' Army
Philippines Communist Party
NPA
Clark Air Force Base
U.S. Navy
Subic Bay
Manila
U.S
Paul Laxalt
Marcos
Washington
Sen
David Durenberger
Senate Intelligence
Somoza
Nicaragua
Iran
Shah
el Salvador
Argentina
Democratic
Cuba
Sen. Durenberger
Alternatives to Philippine bases sought
Washington strategists map backward plan if Marcos wins mandate or is ousted. Guam tops options with land needs for expansion. Tinian could add major airfield, Palau offers facilities, Singapore has port and air capacity. Study urges plans for loss of bases rather than relying on Philippines.
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Washington
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Pentagon
U.S
Subic Bay
Clark Air Force Base
Marcos
Reagan
Southwest Pacific
Lucette Lagnado
Guam
Congress
Ben Blaz
Defense
L. Wayne Army
Tinian
Marianas
Hiroshima
Marianes
Palau
Navy
Singapore
Congressional Research Service
Steve Solarz
D-N.y
Siame se Twins Born in Maryland Stake Hospital Delivery
Yesterday Items From Files of the News Post report the first Maryland born Siamese twins, joined at the abdomen, delivered at Frederick City Hospital by Dr Edwin P Thomas. the still born infants headline the item. Other notes include nine local firms displaying at the State Armory, and local hunts in Potter County Pa. Frederick High School graduate Richard E Zimmerman Jr to lead the University of Maryland marching band for final time. Possible closing of Emmitsburg schools due to water shortages. a water ban remains in effect and rain is needed to refill reservoirs.
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State of
Maryland
Frederick City Hospital
Edwin P. Thomas
Readers urge halt to Marcos era abuses in Philippines
Marilyn Lashmore from Frederick argues for ending U S support of Ferdinand Marcos amid reports of child labor and inhumane conditions in the Philippines. She warns of rising unrest and anti American sentiment, urging action to protect children and uphold human decency.
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Ine Price
Lwu
Marcos
Philippines
Jaime Cardinal Sin
Manila
Roy Meachum
Tule
United States
Weisberg attacks Meachum and calls editorial anti-Semitic
Harold Weisberg accuses editor Roy Meachum of anti-Semitic propaganda in print, condemning his portrayal of Jews and Arabs as dangerous. He argues the piece inflames hatred, defames Jews, and aligns with Goebbels-like deception while urging corrective action by the newspaper.
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Roy Meachum
Meachum
Israel
mid-East
United States
U.S
Middle-East
Jesus
Jordan
West Bank
Europe
Germany
Poland
Roumania
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Arafat
Abbas
Italy
Hitler
Goebbels
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Tom Mills
Jerick Mo
Richard L. ‘Dick’ Shipley
Edward J. Walsh
U.S. Business & Industrial Council Writers Syndicate
Mikhail Gorbachev
Durenberger
Jimmy Carter
Iaw
Carter
Pak
Jack Anderson
The
News-Post
Frederick Motor Company
State Armory
Joseph Stephen
Gilbert
Star Review
E.B. Shipley
Guerney Gosswell
Roy Leatherman
Joseph Newcomer
Potter County
Sulu
Pacific
Marilyn Lashmore
Woodlyn Road
Weisberg
Jewish Defense League
Palestine
Jordan River
Trans-Jordan
Judea
Samaria
Harold Weisberg
Old Receiver Road
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