Old-Time Radio Hobbyists Gather For Laurel Mall Show
Ed Lyon and wife Millie host a Mid-Atlantic Antique Radio Club meeting and picnic with 20 to 25 members trading and auctioning radios and memorabilia at the Myersville home. MAARC, with over 10 members, travels from states and even Australia, sharing nostalgia and investment reasons for collecting, plus notes on tubes versus solid state gear. The group plans an August 3 and 4 sidewalk sale at The Laurel Center Mall and invites new members to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lyon
Pittsburgh
KDKA
Myersville
Millie
Antique Radio Club
Lyon
Maryland
New York
MAARC
Australia
Georgia
California
Atwater-Kent
Scott
Joe Koester
C. Kurt Holter
Defector estimates 40 percent of Soviets in US are spies
Russian defector Stanislav Levchenko told ABC News that 35 to 40 percent of Soviet officials, travelers, and tourists in the United States may be intelligence officers. He urged halving the diplomatic presence in Washington and Moscow to curb espionage, while Sen. Patrick Leahy backed tighter security checks amid Walker era revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
United States
KGB
Stanislav Levcchenko
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Levchenko
ABC
David Brinkley
Japan
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
FBI
Navy
John Walker
Michael
Leahy
Congress
Walker
Richard Stilwell
Pentagon
United States Armed Force
Surviving Frustaci septuplets reach two months old
In Orange California three Frustaci babies Stephen Richard and Patricia Ann all born May 21 remain in serious but stable condition at Children’s Hospital Grange County. They breathe on their own and are expected to stay hospitalized through August.
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Orange
Calif
Stephen
Richard
Patricia Ann
Childrens Hospital
Grange County
Jean Summers
Christina Elizabeth
David Anthony
James Martin
Bonnie Mane
Nuclear team trained to handle terrorism
In Las Vegas the Nuclear Emergency Search Team led by Thomas Clark trains to assess and respond to nuclear threats. NEST, created after a Boston scare, deploys from a hangar near McCarran and uses elaborate equipment to locate and disarm devices while remaining mobile and unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Nuclear Fire Department
Thomas Clark
Boston
Ford
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Energy
NEST
Wilmington
N.C
Clark
DOE
Nevada
Lane Bonner
FBI
Washington
Germantown
Emergency Action and Coordination Team
EACT
Af Eact
McCarran International Airport
Union Oil Co
Los Angeles
Canada
James Bond
Military Airlift Command
McCarran
Scout Denied Promotion Over Belief In God
A 15 year old Boy Scout Paul Trout told readers he does not believe in God and was denied promotion to life rank after a board review in Charlottesville Virginia. His parents say national leaders have confirmed belief in a supreme being is required to be a Scout and that he cannot be a member. The family awaits further word from the national council and seeks a new board to review his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
W.va
Anita Trout
Paul
Board of Review
Charlottesville
Trout
Ahaner Iuspand
Howert
Boy Scout National Council
Irving
Texas
National Council
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David Bross
News-Post
Laurel Center Mall
1St U.S. Artillery
Antietem
Sharpsburg
San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
San Francisco Symphony
John Konigsmark
Steve Wilhelm
Joannes Varotti
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Market St
Seafood, Meats & Produce
the News
Frederick
Scout
American Buildings
Fredenck
Morgan-Keller, Inc
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