Carter Doctrine Questions Rise After U N Afghan Resolution
The United States won a 104 to 18 vote at the U N General Assembly deploring the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Observers note the USSR shows less concern for world opinion and may move toward Iran to seize oil fields, prompting calls for a defined Carter Doctrine to protect Persian Gulf interests.
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United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
U.S.A
U.N
Donald McHenry
Ussr
United Nations
Iran
White House
Jody Powell
North
Carter
Persian Gulf
Middle East
Carter fueled Afghan war by US tech exports demand
Washington column charges the Carter administration allowed and covered for U S tech aid that aided Soviet weaponization in Afghanistan. It recounts Kissinger era approvals for Kama River truck plant and a 1.5 billion dollar tech license, plus whistleblower demotion of Larry Brady and a broader critique of detente. The piece links these acts to Soviet invasion results and notes a separate FBI towel shortage at headquarters with no suspects named.
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Afghanistan
Jimmy Carter
United States
Detente
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Carter
Commerce Department
U.S
Dale van Atta
Mark Cusman
Kremlin
State Kissinger
IBM
Kama River
Defense
Melvin Laird
Kissinger
Secretary of Commerce
Kama. River
Paris
Kama
Larry Brady
Stanley Marcuss
Juanita Kreps
Congress
Brady
Nixon
FBI
Hoover
America
Russia
Mideast
USA
Moscow
Plans for the Frederick County Rural Clubs annual meeting
Fifty years ago Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs discussed plans at the directors meeting led by county home demonstration agent Miss Helen Pearson. A large Emmitsburg Community Association show drew a big crowd with exhibits in crops and preserves and a dairying address by Henry B. Shoemaker. The Frederick Board of Aldermen demonstrated an electro-matic traffic system and Youth for Christ hosted a Funspiration in Staley Park Fell House with a doughnut fishing game.
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Frederick County
Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Federation
Helen Pearson
Court House
3. L. Davis
J. Homer Remsberg
W. E. Kindley
M. D. Coblentz
A. B. Fisher
Elmer Dixon
Katherine Nusbaum
Thomas P. Culler
Walter Ramsburg
Vernon Coblentz
Paul Abait
Helen Saffit
C. J. Price
Ira L. Davis
G. A. Holland
Frank Nicodemus
J. William Hood
Emory Biddinger
Sayer
Emmitsburg
Henry B. Shoemaker
Frederick
Youth For Christ
Staley Park Fell
North End Civic Association
Danny’ Skelton
Youth For Christ School Clube
Chester
Frank Hatcher
Letters to the Editor Reflect on Byron and World Events
Readers critique Congresswoman Bever ly Byron and a local consumer group, arguing decontrol of oil prices raises energy costs and lowers purchasing power. They urge reconsideration of policy and critique mail circulars as truth claims. Marguerite Snyder adds a critique on Girl Scouts cookie drives and public spectacle.
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News- Post
Beverly Byron
Congress Watch
Maryland
Texaco
Girl Scouts of America
Scout Movement
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Warns Against Parked Cars
Crawford J. Wilson, a retired mining engineer from Frederick, warns of carbon monoxide poisoning risks from left running cars in parking lots and garages. He cites symptoms, rescue steps, and prevention tips, urging care for children and comments on broader dangers from fumes and faulty exhausts.
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Crawford J. Wilson
Crestwood Valege
Frederick
West Virginia Department of Mines
Redarien Eng Mason
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
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