Sadat Forms New Cabinet After Major Government Purge
President Anwar Sadat consolidated power by ousting six ministers and reshaping the Arab Socialist Union leadership. Cairo crowds backed the purge while press and radio urged support for Sadat as observers warned of further changes.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Cairo
Sadat
al Akbhar
Radio Cairo
al Ahram
Arab Socialist Union
ASU
Defense
Mohammed Fawzi
al Ahrams
Shawari Gomaa
Interior Ministry
Gomaa
Mahmoud Salem
Alexandria
Ali Sabry
Sabry
Feypt
Soviet Union
Syria
Libya
Deceased Law Officers Honored In Ceremonies
In accordance with a 1963 proclamation by John F Kennedy, memorial services at Mount Oliver Cemetery honored four fallen officers from Frederick City Police and Maryland State Police. Capt Carl Dillinger and Sgt Joseph White of the State Police. Sgt Harry Phillips and Sgt Denver Shook of the Frederick City Police were remembered as the core of the ceremony. Rev Ralph Sharpe described policing as a lonely, often criticized profession and noted the dangers officers face, including a one in eight chance of assault in a year. After the memorial message, taps were played and wreaths placed on each grave by an Honor Guard drawn from city and state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Mount Oli
Ralph Sharpe
Maryland
Sharpe
Walter Roney Jr
Maryland State Police
Frederick City
Mount Olivet
Monica Main
FCC To Review Fairness Doctrine Policy
Washington reports the Federal Communications Commission votes to review the fairness doctrine requiring broadcasters to offer opposing views. The ruling applies to television ads for Chevron F-310 gasoline and allows a thorough re examination of broader issues raised by recent cases. The commission says the doctrine as interpreted does not apply to such ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Fifth In Downtown Series Focuses On Office Space
The Marcou O Leary and Associates study on downtown Frederick projects moderate growth in finance and real estate offices and private professional spaces. Professional offices total about 100000 square feet with decentralization likely to peripheral sites, while general offices total around 160000 square feet, anchored by courts, banks, and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcou O'Leary and Associates
Frederick
Savings and Loan
Frederick County National Bank
Mome
Frederick County
Removal Set For 27 Houses
City officials report 27 of 43 condemned houses will be torn down with owners cooperating. Notices gave 45 days to wreck or repair. 35 owners have been contacted. 139 units still need repairs and no tenant placement plan exists. Housing Authority project on Sagner Avenue may help displaced families, with completion hoped by late July or early August.
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Charles W. Mock
Mock
Frederick
Mack
Nickey G. Harner
News-Post
HUD
Grayson
Bowers Realty Company
Hood College honors 155 graduates in 78th commencement
Hood College awarded bachelor of arts to 139 graduates and bachelor of science in home economics to 16 as 155 students completed the 78th commencement on campus. Eight area women were among the graduates with several earning honors including magna cum laude and summa cum laude. honorary degrees were given to Miss Eleanor Johnson and others for public service and contributions to society. Dr James E Allen Jr delivered the commencement address.
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Hood College
Peggy Githerman
Helen Githerman
West Seventh Street
Paul L. Mellett Jrey
Lindbergh Avenue
David Chestnut
Birmingham Drive
Thomas Flanagan
East Third Street
Lew L. Myers
Walkersville
David Folcomer
Patrick Kennedy
Nicolette Orlando
Michael D. Orlando
Grove Hill
Richard 0. Spertzel
West College Terrace
James E. Allen Jr
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Eleanor Johnson
Frederick
Miss Johnson
My Weekly Reader
Charles E. Tressier
Sarah Leiter Remsberg
Hood
James H. Wilson
Rockville
Mabel Walker
Milford
N. J
Herbert E. Newman
Walker
Tax Institute of America
Margo Travinger
Hagerstown
Judith Ashway
Mech
Five GIs Killed In Mine Explosion Near Da Nang
Five American soldiers died when a mine ripped through an armored personnel carrier on a secondary road 17 miles south of Da Nang, the U S Command said. The incident follows another major mine or booby trap blast weeks earlier, both involving Americal Division troops. Saigon and field reports note ongoing South Vietnamese and allied operations in eastern Cambodia and Hau Nghia and Long An provinces aimed at disrupting Communist command facilities.
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Saigon
da Nang
U.S
Americal
Cambodia
Kompong Trach
South ‘Vietnam
Hau Nghia
Long
Frederick Bell and History Days Open With Tours
Sunday tours begin at 1 p m as Frederick marks Bell and History Days. The oldest bell tolls in the city with carillon and chimes from local churches while tours cover Historic Society rooms, the Hessian Barracks, and Rose Hill Manor. Tickets are $1 at the Key Hotel or open houses.
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Frederick
Academy of the Visitation
David Hagan
Baker Park
George T. Schroeder
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rose Hill Manor
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
City Hall
Hessian Barracks
Historical Society
John Frederick Amelung
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Ibell
Angelus
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Barbara Fritchie
Steiner
Taney
Court Square
All Saints Episcopal
United Presbyterian
Evangelical Reformed United
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Charles V. Main
Guardians of America
Ralph, Sharpe
FCC
Carroll Creek
West Patrick
West Church Streets
Satan
Amos L. Brown
Quita Hague
Anicsburg
Maylun Buck-Lew
Baltimore
Alice Kleiner
Mount Joy
Barbara Brown
West Caldwell
Janice Butz
Emmaus, Pa
Nancy Fisher
Philadephia
Janet Schultheis
Catonsville
Nancy Sword
Washington, D.C
Brown
Butz
Linda Edgerly
Branchville
Wendy Elway
Pittsburgh
Githerman
Nancy Earl
Barnegat
Nancy Matthews
Pittsford
N. Y
Louise Pierce
Gainesville
Fla
Janes Schulthais
Trovinger
Bell & History
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