End of Vietnam War Sparks Calls for New Foreign Policy
An editorial argues the Vietnam era ended allows the United States to reassess goals abroad. It urges renewed unity, stronger alliances with Japan and Europe, and a measured detente with Communist powers. It credits evacuation efforts and cautions against isolationism while urging honest postwar reflection.
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Wartington
South
United States
Ford
Kissinger
Saigon
Indochina
America
Nixon
Johnson
Asia
Japan
Europe
Vietnam
Congress
South Vietnam
Dr. Kissinger
Historian warns against sandblasting in Frederick restoration
A historian urges Frederick residents to reject sandblasting of brick as destructive to historic walls. He cites porous bricks, damaged mortar, and loss of patina, advises consulting restoration experts, and references resources from the American Association for State and Local History and National Park Service.
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Frederick
Maryland
American Association For State and Local History
Eighth Avenue South
Nashville
Tennessee
James C. Thomas
Shakertown At Pleasant Hill
Kentucky
Interagency
Historic Architectural Services Division
Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation
National Park Service
Washington, D.C
Local Scouts Contest Fueled by Civic Ties and Trips
Twenty years ago local boy scouts cheered a monthlong tally of scousmanship among troops with the winning group choosing a day trip to Harpers Ferry Gettysburg or Washington DC. The First National Baby Congress gathered in Chicago drawing 13300 babies via physicians. A major moonshine still was seized by dry agents in Washington County. Zenda Club hosted an unusual talk with ceramics displays by Miss Mary C Reynolds and Nan Rhodes. Frostburg State prepared a high school convention while Frederick High School seniors rehearsed Green Valley starring John McCabe and others.
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Croop
Harpers Ferry
Gettysburg
Washingtonm Dv
Zenda Club
Mary E Rhodes
Nan Rhoderick
Mary C. Reynolds
WCTU Easter Message and Local Reader Letter in Frederick
The piece promotes WCTU Easter activities led by Mrs James treasurer, urging charitable deeds and staying away from alcohol and narcotics. It includes a reader letter from Laurrette J Abercrombie opposing abortion and calling for stricter sex education and moral guidance, dated March 1975 from Frederick Maryland.
Watergate weighs on American mood in Kissinger remarks
Secretary of State Kissinger says the nation nears a nervous breakdown amid Watergate, economy, Arab-Israeli talks, and Cambodia Vietnam setbacks. He cites 750000 reader letters urging forward focus, unity, and hopeful slogans for the Bicentennial effort.
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Les Whitten
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Cambodia
Vietnam
Kissinger
America
United States
Richard G. Brine
Moriches
N.Y
Wilshire
Los Angeles
Calif
Floyd A. Smith
Bockingham
N.C
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