Dr Fred R McCrumb Jr a noted NIH official dies at 50
Dr Fred R McCrumb Jr a New Market resident and infectious disease specialist died Monday Jan 5 1976 at University Hospital after a brief illness He was a former director at the University of Maryland Institute of International Medicine and an official at NIH Bethesda His memorial services are set for 2 30 p m Sunday at New Market United Methodist Church He leaves two daughters a son his mother a brother and one grandchild His career included plague treatment and vaccine work and he received multiple honors.
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Fred McCrumb
PTA
Singanore High School
Ajor
Fred R. MecCrumb Jr
University Hospital
New Market
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
New Market United Methodist Church
Fogarty International Center
NIH
Institute of International Medicine
University of Maryland
McCrumb
Jansen Foundation
Academie Nationale de Medecine
Havre de Grace
Catonsville High School
Loyola College
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Jyly
Alpha Omega Alpha
Army Medical Corps
Caution on federal day care centers bill concerns parents and citizens
A letter to the editor outlines warnings about the Child and Family Services Act of 1975. It cites Schlafly's critique of a federal bureau to supervise day care, argues it erodes parental rights, risks mind manipulation, and questions costs and state autonomy.
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Phyllis Schlafly
WTOP
John Brademas
Walter Mondale
Child and Family Services
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Mondale
Bureau of Child Care
Par Weinberger
HEW
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers
Rhoda L. Lorand
James Buckley
Defense
Nixon Kissinger monitoring claims spark probe and fallout
Washington story alleges President Nixon ordered the Secret Service to monitor Kissinger calls in Palm Springs during late 1972, with Colson and others describing surveillance and tension within the White House. Kissinger allies dispute monitoring. Colson’s account ties to broader Watergate era intrigue.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Secret Service
Nixon
Charles Colson
Air Force
North Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Kissinger
New York Times
James Reston
Reston
Colson
Henry
Washington Redskins
Joe Jaft
Washington Post
Hee
Harvard
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Camp David
San Clemente
Calif
Ftat
Frederick hosts regional high school principals meet
About 40 educators including 34 high school principals four county superintendents and two state supervisors attended the annual regional conference at Frederick High School. Morning and afternoon sessions covered administration and supervision in high schools across Frederick Washington Montgomery and Howard Counties.
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Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Frederick High School
Stewarts Manor subdivision sold to Brosius Homes Corp
Twenty nine lots in Stewart Manor subdivision have been sold to Brosius Homes Corporation. Stewart Bainum, owner, announced the sale as the entire subdivision except four lots and one outlot retained by the Bainum interests. The development lies near Spring Valley and Stewart Manor Apartments. Over 70 4 H officers attended a Frederick County training school at All Saints Episcopal Church Parish Hall, guided by Betsy Lovington and Robert Stansfield, with groups assigned to specific roles.
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Stewart Manor Subdivision
Brosius Homes Corporation
Stewart Bainum
Bainum
Spring Valley Development
Stewart Manor Apartments
Frederick County
All Saints Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Betsy Lovington
Robert Stansfield
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New York City
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International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen
Detroit
Fred R. McCrumb Jr
Bilt
Mary L. Williams
Big Longs Mill RD
Longs Mill Road
Dorsey
U.S. 5
O.K
Longs Mill
Juliene Neal
Creagerstown
WEA
Jack Anderson
Les’ Whitten
Ft. Yuma
Colorado River
Joseph C. Ives
Topographical Engineers
Arr
Black Canyon
Grand Canyon
Noor
Ives
Eva Prel Rin
News-Post
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
John M. DeChant
Utica
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