Farmers rally for unity and duty in a divided nation
A speaker urges farmers to seize the moment and rise to the occasion. He citesCharlie Noffsinger and Virginia Lewis as inspirations, calls for organizing Consumers for the Preservation of Agriculture, improving planning and zoning, protecting land, and reducing imports. He emphasizes ethics, political involvement, and family guidance. The piece condemns government handouts and stresses self reliance.
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America
Charlie Naffsinger
Charlie Noffsinger
Hood College
Virginia Lewis
Farm Bureau
Treekannat
Pea
Syed Satya
Frederick County
Lily White
Hox
Austin Renn
Pat Zimmerman
Christy Carton
Tts
Lincoln
God
General Dynamics bailout push tied to Navy contracts
Washington column details claims of General Dynamics seeking a bailout under Public Law 85 804 after cost overruns on nuclear submarine work. The piece names BP Takis Vehotis exposing alleged government pressure and internal memos showing officials pushed for a bailout to protect the company’s finances amid Navy settlement disputes.
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General Dyimies
Natio
Cone Tess
Investanen Inti Oranges
Nupeluiding
Aun
Navy
Congress
General Dynamics
Vehotiy
House Oversight and Investigations
Grauily
Graton
Conn
Chums Settlement Board
Adm
F.R Manganara
Indy Badhwar
Edward Thidalea
Gener Dynamics
Hidalga
Jock McDonnell
Tonto West
Genera Dynamics
GE MacDonald
Max Golden
Intertal
MacDonald
Hidalgo
Lockheed
Grumman
Hidalgoy
Mart
Lockherd
Crnie
Barkhand
Total Corporation
Letuamnan
Adm Hyman Rickover
Hewart
Jushes Department
General Dynamic
House probes overcharging by largest defense contractor
A congressional panel investigates alleged overcharging by the country’s biggest defense contractor while the firm vehemently denies the charges and cites Justice Department vindication. Reports also note a 1980s trip to Moscow and a Baghdad delegation finding “business as usual” amid war, with nightclubs and posters described, and a separate Pakistan plot arrest surge linked to President Mohammed Zia’s ouster.
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Veliotis
Justice Department
Francois Mitterrand
Moscow
Reagan Administration
Mitterrand
Mitterafid
Congressional
Baghdad
Iraq
Sheraton
Mohammed Zia
India
United Feature Syndicate
Ine
CB radio a life saver on vacations prompts readers
Letters urge travelers to carry a CB radio with Channel 9 as designated emergency contact. REACT volunteers monitor 24 7, offering free safety breaks, disaster support and community services, funded by members’ donations. Dale Startzeli and others commend efforts while readers discuss local safety and quality of life concerns.
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United States
REACT
Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team
C&o Canal
Sroven
Subtly Understated Dishes and Summer Games Amid Odd Quotes
A mangled collage notes onion omission in a recipe, the Summer Olympics add chaos with team withdrawals, and critics mock strawberries in shells as shortcake. It mentions Hawaii cops advising TV crime shows, jaw-tensing discipline at work, and a teenager quitting the National Spelling Bee after a misstep. Elton John and Larry Hermes appear in odd quotes as a chaotic collage of public remarks.
Phebus Avenue Opens With Macadam Phase in City
The Frederick city street crew applied a fresh macadam coating on Phebus Avenue, linking South Bentz and DeGrange streets, after curb and gutter work. A two week Fresh Air Fund visit for local children ends as they await return to New York heat. The mayor and aldermen held a special session to consider parking rules, focusing on double parking along Market and Patrick streets near their intersection.
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Frederick
Eaglet
Moose
Ellis
Phebus Avenue
Bentz
DeGrange
Frederick County
New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Market
Patrick Streets
Centennial plans and fair highlight Western Maryland College year
Western Maryland College received a 15000 grant from the Kresge Foundation for the Centennial Expansion Program as it nears its 1967 68 100th anniversary. Burkittsvill e Ruritan Club hosts the annual Burkittsville town fair with game stands pony rides hay rides and a sulky ride for children. Robert Lyles former Lions International director spoke to the Glade Valley Lions Club on Lion duties and everyday caring. St Marks Lutheran Church Ever Faithful Bible Class held a meeting with thirteen members present and Goldie Davis oversaw piano tuning.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
Kresge Foundation
Burkittsville
Burkittsyville Ruritan Club
Raritan Club
Robert Lyles
The
Lions Club
Glade Valley Lions Club
Woodsboro
Lyles
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Goldie Davis
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Fred J. Archibald
Lois Baumgardner
Notisiator
Jack Anderson
Washington
House
Dale E. Startzeli
Middletown
Board of Aldermen
Shankstown
Karen v. Shoemaker
Greenwall Court
Carroll County
Jeff Griffith
Annapolis
A.C. Allgire
Washington Road
Third Street
Seventh Street
American Legion
VFW
Amvets
K.C
Masons
Redman
Sertoma
North Market Street
Charles Dunham P.O. Box
Hawaii
Andrew Flosdorf
Jedges
Deng Hassied
Elton Jobs
Larry Hermes
Delare
Cmd
Filas
News-Post
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