Congress urged to face stagflation and global economy
An advance column criticizes Republican Congress members for avoiding budget reforms and warns that stagflation threatens the global economy. It cites Jacques de Larosiere of the IMF, arguing industrial nations must curb spending, reduce protectionism, and constrain welfare state growth while monetary policy fights inflation.
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Washington
Davos
Switzerland
Jacques de Larosiere
International Monetary Fund
de Larosiere
U.S
Running Room and the Global Economic Tug of War
The Wall Street Journal argues that global interdependence forces policy restraint. It critiques blaming others for deficits while capital markets finance imbalances. It urges industrial nations to cut public sectors, restore work incentives, and curb stagflation with responsible fiscal policy.
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de Larosiere
Europe
Wall Street Journal
Whistleblower Sharer Faces Bureaucratic Vendetta Across Agencies
Ralph Sharer, a GAO counterintelligence whistleblower, exposes KGB access to GAO documents and finds waste at NASA. Three federal agencies pressure him while OSC withdraws protection. Senate committees review the case as Sharer details coverups, pay delays, and retaliatory actions.
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Ralph Sharer
KGB
General Accounting Office
Sharer
GAO
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
FBI
Office of Special Counsel
OSC
Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
William Roth
Indy Badhwar
Dale van Atta
Vladimir Kyasov
Frederick Rotary talk highlights farm distribution and growth
Maryland Farm Bureau official Frank M. Payne urged urban farmers to cooperate with production and distribution to raise agricultural revenues. Frederick City considers delinquent water bill notices totaling $1,004 with only about $200 paid, threatening shutoffs. Thomas Hildt promoted thrift stamps akin to War Savings to aid government and savers, noting $950 million raised in WWI. In 1962, East Frederick PTA charter affiliated with National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Walkersville High School winner S. Jean Swomley in the Betty Crocker competition earning scholarships. Private First Class William C. Rice Jr. honored as Soldier of the Year at Camp Roberts for exemplary service and knowledge.
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Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Thomas Hildt
Baltimore
Alexander Brown & Sons
U.S
Robert J. Furie
East Frederick Pta
Dwight Roy
Parent Teachers Association
A.K. Romoser
PTA
East Frederick Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
S. Jean Swomley
Walkersville High School
Betty Crocker
William C. Rice Jr
Camp Roberts
Calif
W. Calvin Rice
Thurmont
73 Ordnance Company
Moderation Needed to Heal Economic and Social Problems
Letter argues for middle of the road policy over extremism to sustain democracy. Urges public acceptance of moderate governance to endure and resolve economic and social issues, avoiding radicalism and excess.
Fraternities and sororities defend indefensible ritual abuse claim
Bruce E. Ivins and Robert E. Kennedy criticize Greek life as harmful and outdated. They say pledges endure verbal and physical abuse under a false banner of character building, while noble values like loyalty and scholarship can exist without hazing. The piece argues Greek rituals are immoral and unnecessary.
Neutron bomb sales pitch rattles a high rise
Don McEvoy reports a door to door salesman hawking a “neutron bomb” that allegedly kills people but spares property. The pitch markets a compact radiation weapon, claiming rapid, widespread casualties with minimal debris, and notes a July or August production angle. McEvoy identifies himself as senior vice president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Hiroshima
Buddy
Don McEvoy
National Conference of Christans and Jews
United Democrats label Byron Republican in letter to editor
A letter to the editor from B E Sullivan in Market questions the United Democrats labeling Byron as Republican. Sullivan urges Mrs. Byron to keep voting, citing Rutherford B. Hayes as saying a party is best served by serving its district.
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Byron
Rutherford B. Hayes
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