Muskie Named Secretary of State in Carter Admin Move
The Carter administration taps Edmund Muskie Maine Democrat as Secretary of State replacing Cyrus Vance. The choice signals a pivot in foreign policy with Muskie’s Senate experience and Brzezinski’s counsel aiming to unify strategy against the Soviet Union China Iran and other nations amid the Iran hostage crisis. Carter faces Senate confirmation at a critical historical moment.
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Carter
Edmund Muskie
Mainé
Cyrus Vance
Vance
Muskie
Jeanne Dixon
Washington
Senate
America
Hubert H. Humphrey
Soviet Union
China
Iran
Manchester
N.H
William Loeb
Maine
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Henry Kissinger
Warren Christopher
Andrew Young
U.S. Senate
Embass y women attacked in Islamabad mob
Washington reports describe frightened American women trapped inside the embassy compound in Islamabad as a Pakistani mob overran the complex. The mob assaulted, spat on, and harassed the women while police failed to intervene, the victims say. State Department officials urged silence and delayed debriefings, with hearings planned to probe a potential cover-up.
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Washington
U.S
Islamabad
Pakistan
Jas
Amber
CIA
Mecca
Carter
Mohammed Zva
State Department
Department
Hodding Carter III
Gen
Zia
Embassy
Terry
Frances
Indy Bodbwar
Lacette Lagnado
Sharon Jones
Joes
Ariese Erickees
Islamabed
Mra
Audrey Willemece
Sx Amer
America
Siraj Patel
Patel
Mr. Jones
Thomas Putcher
Agrary For International Development
United States
Perects
Lester Wolff
D-Ny
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Readers reply to letters on Jesus and faith in The Frederick News-Post
Letters respond to critiques of biblical literalism. Ruby F. Carey argues God’s Word is infallible and cites 2 Timothy 3 1-5. Bill Shepley defends Christian belief and urges faith over doubt. Bill and Alice Laughland stress Jesus as living reality beyond historic questioning.
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Scott
Pastor Johnson
Younkins
Frederick News-Post
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Frederick Post
Mt. Airy
Dixon
Woodward
Dizon
Disos
Commenlnes Hobbs
Dimes
Toe Mayer
Gop
God
Green
May 1530 Homs From Files of the News-Post
Yesterday Homs From Files of the News-Post lists attendees at Mt. Carmel School in April including Cromwell Hartman Newton Cole and Murphy names. It notes a Maryland safety patrol formed at Church Street School and a hotel cooling project at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Also reports Lutheran League and Cedarettes meetings, Frederick Assemblies dance winners, and social notes with several names.
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Mt. Carmel School
Margaret Cromwell
Irene Cromwell
Alma Hartman
Violet Murphy
Gertrude Hartman
Kathleen Kolb
Evelyn Ridgely
Mary Esther Newton
Thelma Newton
Audrey Shults
Minnie Cole
Dorothy Cole
Rutha Cole
Evangeline Murphy
Eleanor Grace Rippeon
Lester Hippeon
Murray Bippeon
John Newton
Oliver Kolb
James Cromwell
George Ray
Ray Nausbaum
James Rang
G. Pearl Thomas
Maryland
Baltimore City
Church Street
American Automobile Association
James C. Biehl
Chester G. Clem
Frederick Hotel Company
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Emory L. Coblents
Holmes D. Baker
Charles McC. Mathias
Charles C. Carty
Hammond Clary
Robert E. Delaplaine
Glenn
Garber
James H. Gambrill Jr
Sam W. Maples
4.A. Radcliffe
Elias B. Ramsburg
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick Assemblies
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Frederick Eyster
Dante
Cha
Cha Cha
Terry McCreery
David Steele
Spotlight
Arthur Schuettinger
Joyce Scott
Watts
David Schoolman
Debbie Blundell
David Eyster
Susan Eyster
Susan Crumpacker
Thomas Proutz
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Jack Anderson
Washington Merry-ground
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Ruby F. Carey
Young Place
Frederick
State Health Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Mt. Airy Civic Association
Faye Lofez
N. Warfield Dr
Airy
Robert Green
Mr. Green
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Greet
Bill Shepley
Inspiration Ct
Walkersville
Alice Laughland
Bor
Luther League of
Frederick Cedarettes
Robert L. Manon
Robert L. Mason
J. Kenneth Kefauver
Floyd G. Presser
Donald B. Schattenberg
Glenn E. Orrison
Durward W. Kettells
John T. Best Jr
Joseph O. Hooper
Jamoitam
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Esa
YIOWH
Braatneol
MT Agata Bolacie “Tact Carn Des
Craft Corner
Frederick County Square
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