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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1971

Page

4

Image Of The Aging And The Nixon Conference

John B. Martin, special assistant to President Nixon for the Aging, argues Americans misjudge seniors. He cites a growing number retirements returning to work and a worldwise, active image of those over 65, challenging the stereotype of senility and dependence. The piece frames the White House Conference on the Aging as reshaping perception and highlighting elders as a national resource.

John B. Martin Nixon White House Garrett Martin America

Total Freedom and the Throes of Democratic Promise

The essay argues that two years after 1968 turmoil a mood of avoidant reform shapes 1971. It criticizes the exaltation of individual conscience as ultimate authority, warning that 205 million isolated wills erode rule of law and public safety. It urges a balance of personal liberty with shared norms and concerted action.

John Gardner Harvard United States

Letters To The Editor On Martin Luther King Holiday

A reader jeers at a proposed national holiday for Martin Luther King Jr. and questions his contributions. The letter argues King’s Civil Rights era actions led to violence and costly cleanup, challenging the Frederick County Human Relations Council to cite tangible benefits.

Frederick County

Student radicals and family life spark political anger in nation

A reader argues that student revolutionaries are shaped by emotionally distant parents, not permissiveness or moral courage. The letter links violence to alienation, calls for preserved American ideals, and criticizes a national holiday for Martin Luther King as misplaced while urging action to defend constitutional rights. The piece condemns anti American hostility and praises the nation’s freedoms and productive citizens.

Herbert Hendin Columbia University Psychoanalytic Clinic Hendin New York Times Loge Frederick County United States of America America Abernathy Angela Davis Martin Luther King John F. Kennedy Alexander Graham Bell Booker T Washington Thomas Edison Douglas MacArthur Dwight D. Eisenhower Fredericks County Human Relations Council Kennedy

Fordson Tractor Price Cut and Regional Relief Drive

The Frederick Motor Company reports a Fordson Tractor price drop from 790 to 625 dollars effective immediately. At a YMCA meeting citizens are urged to support Herbert Hoover and the European Relief Council aiding 35,000 starving children. County Agent P A Hauver anticipates a delivery of 112 blankets and 23 automobile robes from Chatham Manufacturing near Winston-Salem made from local wool. a payment covering manufacturer cost has been sent.

Frederick Motor Company East Patrick Street Edsel B. Ford Fort Motor Company YMCA Herbert Hoover European Relief Council P. A. Hauver Chatham Manufacturing Company Winston-Salem N.C Mr. Hauver

Survey on Frederick County agricultural education planned

A Frederick County survey of agricultural education and facilities will be conducted by a chamber group with farm organization and educational system representatives. The effort stems from a Frederick County Farm Bureau resolution. Highways and streets were slick after a light snow and freezing temperatures with more snow possible. This is the first January snowfall in two years. Frederick will join the world for International Day of Prayer on February 9, with the County Council of Church Women organizing morning and afternoon services led by Mrs. Paul L. Althouse.

Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Farm Organization Educational System Frederick County Council of Church Women Paul L. Althouse

Parental Restitution Proposal and Barber Pole History

A Chicago crime prevention expert urges parental restitution laws to curb youth crime, arguing family responsibility must stop the cycle of trouble. The column also recalls the red and white barber pole origins and why barbers added a blue stripe, linking symbols to historical practice and patriotism.

Chicago Police Department United States

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