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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1974
Page
3
Readers debate Kissinger leaks and White House transcripts as grass roots anger grows over leaks and media reporting. Letters warn of press censorship while questioning the integrity of official releases and the pursuit of truth amid Watergate references.
NEA columnist Donald McKernan surveys the International Whaling Commission debate in London over whale conservation. He notes scientific cautions against a blanket moratorium, cites stock declines in fin, minke and sperm whales, and argues for conservative, cooperative management balancing whaling and nonwhaling interests.
A Frederick Maryland reader, Mrs Emma J McHugh, accuses Police Chief Major Charles V Main of dishonesty and ignoring a citizen complaint about illegal street parking. She demands an apology or explanation and warns about quotes. The letter mixes Q and A trivia bits at the end.
The July 5 1924 Summer Missionary Conference of the Refried Church opens this evening in Brubeck Hall with Ker Dr A V Caweiman of Philadelphia and Dr Scott Ro Wagher to preside and leaders announced. A reception for delegates follows the conference. Bids for a major literal project in memory of the Maryland National Guard will be opened August 3 by the Maryland Department of Public Improvements. Estimated cost is six thousand dollars.
Washington column argues Kissinger pursues détente over all else, risking dangerous arms limits. It questions MIRV yield caps, limits on converting ICBMs to MIRVs, and feasibility of verifying hidden Soviet missiles. The piece notes a Watergate-weakened White House and warns against underground test bans.
Tom Tiede reflects on Buck and Adams as he moves toward Washington to report what government does to people. He criticizes propaganda, urges focus on real issues like inflation unemployment and poverty, and vows to travel 100000 miles yearly to find voices shaping change. He questions political language and seeks meaningful action over rhetoric.
A pithy collage of quirky lines covers playful phrases about cats bending rules for littering, Bicentennial buzz, the kid next door, dental candy, secretaries and typewriter ribbons, and a curious misprint about a blue plate special priced at 95 cents with feed.
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