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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1970
Page
4
A neighboring Montgomery County advertiser proclaims the debut of a dog psychiatrist offering treatments at 25 dollars each. The note jokes about using the service for a pet with overzealous greetings and recalls a pup’s early lesson not to climb onto the couch.
Frederick Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles A. Markel defends ongoing Bible and religious literature at the hospital. He explains policy, chaplaincy, and the need to balance materials with patient and staff comfort, noting Bible booklets remain in patient rooms and waiting areas alongside other publications. The letter addresses complaints, communications, and a prior attempt to resolve issues with Mr. Yinger.
A U.S. News & World Report examination argues Soviet women face limited real equality despite constitutional rights. Women outnumber men in labor but few hold top posts. many jobs are sex segregated, and housework remains a male-dominated burden. The piece notes no porn, no beauty contests, and limited consumer goods, while Americans’ bra burners are dismissed as unlikely to imitate Soviet life.
Charles L. Burck of Frederick recounts a life of farm chores, school, work, and service, reflecting on resilience and self reliance while noting a shift from rural labor to steady employment and ongoing labor. He adds a second letter addressing a local editorial on abortions and urging stronger support for the United Appeal, praising Col. Clendenin and calling for community backing.
Reported December 9 1920 describes a collision south of Pearl between Charles Hildebrand and Carroll Smith causing severe vehicle damage and a rider from the Hildebrand car being knocked unconscious Mrs A H Greenwald injured in the mishap.
Ray Cromley analyzes how bombing North Vietnam serves multiple aims including protecting spy planes and slowing a potential North Vietnamese build-up. He argues unilateral cease-fire feasibility hinges on credible enforcement and deterrence of major violations by Hanoi, Viet Cong, and allies, with warnings tied to Middle East lessons and strategic signaling to Moscow.
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