John Young Appointed Frederick Postmaster
John E. Young is named postmaster of Frederick, the first to hold the title since 1968. The appointment follows merit selection and is not subject to Senate confirmation. Young, a lifelong Frederick resident, has served with the Postal Service since 1948 and previously acted as assistant postmaster since 1968.
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Frederick
James A. Grove
John E. Young
Carl C. Ulsaker
Washington
United States Postal Service
Young
Regional Management Selection Board
Senate
The
Postal Service
College Estates
Pearl Dutrow
John G. Young
Catherine Horne
John L. Young
Dale L. Young
David Michael Young
Frederick County
U.S. Army
South Pacific
Union Manufacturing Co
Price Electric
Post Office
Vitamin C sales soar in Frederick amid cold season and Pauling theory
Frederick pharmacists report a surge in Vitamin C purchases after Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urged high daily doses to prevent colds. Local drugstores say sales have risen dramatically with estimates of tripling to fifteen times, while pharmacists note mixed views on efficacy and minimal risk from excess intake.
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Frederick
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Clyde Condo
People Service Drugstores, Inc
North Market Street
Donald Ceccarulli
the Arts Pharmacy
Toll House Avenue
Bret Byrd
West Patrick Street
Ceccarulli
Byrd
Condo
Ceccorulli
Maryland lawmakers tackle Fort Detrick issues at Winchester Hall
Five Maryland legislators led a Saturday open session at Winchester Hall addressing Fort Detrick concerns. The panel, including Julian Belphey Wallace Hutton Edward Thomas Clifton Wirts and Charles Smelser, fielded questions on past present and future legislation. Dr Benjamin Warshawsky of Fort Detrick urged sharing and expanding facilities into a bio medical research center with state and private sector roles.
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Detrick
Maryland
Winchester Hall
Julian Belphey
Wallace Hutton
Edward Thomas
Clifton Wirts
Charles Smelser
League of Women Voters
Ft. Detrick
Benjamin Warshowsky
Hutton
Warshawsky
Jarring in Middle East Talks With Arab States
United Nations envoy Gunnar V. Jarring planned talks today with Egypt and Jordan to sound them out on Israel’s proposals. He returned from two days in Jerusalem after meeting Prime Minister Golda Meir and Foreign Minister Abba Eban. Israel seeks secure borders and a signed peace to end 22 years of conflict. He did not reveal details and left open the possibility of continuing talks in New York or a neutral location.
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CAP — UN
Gunnar V. Jarring
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Abba Eban
Jarring
Middle East
New York
Meir
Eban
Cairo
Amman
Cyprus
Democrats Plan Bus Trips For Inaugurations
The Frederick Democratic State Central Committee will charter buses to attend the January 20 inauguration of Gov. Marvin Mandel and the January 21 swearing in of Congressman Goodloe E. Byron. Austin Powell is the contact for those wishing to attend. The group also plans an appreciation party in February for election helpers and approved letters of appreciation for Clyde Dinsmore and Donald Rice. A study group was formed to assess a permanent county Democratic headquarters.
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Frederick
Democratic State Central Committee
Marvin Mandel
Goodloe E. Byron
Austin Powell
Clyde Dinsmore
Donald Rice
Aliso
Army Officers Revolt Crushed In Bolivia
A group of Bolivian army officers seized La Paz military HQ early today in a revolt against the leftist three month old regime. President Juan Jose Torres said the revolt was crushed as loyalist troops surrounded the HQ. Rebels claimed to hold top Loyalist officers. a spokesman announced actions to prevent imperialism, while the government warned of a rightist dictatorship and urged normal life to resume.
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Dent
Juan Jose Torres
Nation
Gen. Torres
Peru
Torres
Jorge Sanchez
Luis Roque Teran
Laird says Viet War Threat Down, Laos Up
U S Defense Secretary Melvin Laird reports the Communist armed threat has diminished in South Vietnam over the past year but risen in southern Laos. In Cambodia the level remains similar. He vows to meet Nixon withdrawal deadlines, cites progress in Paris and Vietnamization, notes morale issues, and says casualties must fall to zero.
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U.S
Melvin R. Laird
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Laird
Vietnam
Nixon
Paris
Fire Log notes multiple calls across towns threaten properties
Fire log for 48 hours ending 10 am records several house and barn fires at 204 Barbara Street Mills Residence plus Norva Vista Drive and Harbaugh Valley Road. Responding units include Uniteds Independents Citizens Juniors and Cascade with ambulances. Ambulance calls listed as Emergency seven Routine zero.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Uniteds
Independents
Barbara Street
MILLS
Kemptown
Davis
New Market
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Norva Vista Drive
Walkersville
Lew~ Town
Citizens Cascade
Harbaugh Valley
Blue Ridge Summit
Thurmont
Mussetter Road
Atkins
Market Holds Ground In Moderate Trading On Wall Street
New York stock market steadied as advances outweighed declines on the NYSE by 2 to 1. At 10 30 a.m. the Dow Jones industrial average remained unchanged at 37 01.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon Plans Business Tax Breaks Aimed at Growth
President Nixon prepares to announce a plan to ease business taxes by allowing faster depreciation writeoffs for new plant and equipment. Treasury drafts target billions in savings to spur economic expansion.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
New York
Treasury
Washington
Muhammad Ali Granted Supreme Court Review
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Muhammad Ali's bid for draft exemption as a Muslim conscientious objector. The case could revive his 1967 conviction and clear the path to his March bout with Joe Frazier, a historic heavyweight title clash.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Pentagon Moves Toward All Volunteer Army Plan
The Pentagon outlines a first-year drive to recruit volunteers with a $2 billion pay and incentive package including a 20 percent raise for enlisted under two years, housing and subsistence boosts, and higher rank enlistment for skilled men. The plan faces uncertain acceptance from Congress and relies on draft continuation if needed.
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APY
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Pentagon
Nouse
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Kelley
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