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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1974
Page
2
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The piece argues foreign affairs under Nixon are a bright spot but flawed. It questions claims of ending the Vietnam War, cites continued aid and casualties, and criticizes China and Russia policies. It points to unilateral economic moves and energy crisis tensions, urging a return to more traditional diplomacy.
A Peel of pamphlets from the Peeples Bicentennia Commission urges student activism and school press takeovers framed by Revolutionary rhetoric. Arch Booth of the US Chamber cites civic leadership, while editorials mention governance privacy and terrorism quotes. Letters honor Sergeant Lawrence Everhart as an early church and Revolutionary War figure.
The letter discusses bi lingual ministry practices common in earlier years. Lorene Everhart is noted as ahead of his time for denominations uniting in 1968. It mentions the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, now part of United Methodist, born in Frederick County with the organizing conference at Peter Kemp home Rocky Springs.
Senate Watergate investigators outline circumstantial evidence that Bebe Rebozo handled cash and checks for Nixon, deposited in a Key Biscayne bank account, with large sums possibly diverted to the campaign. The report traces $100,000 from Howard Hughes, plus $10,000 from Davis and $50,000 later claimed, plus related efforts to curb OBrien and Hughes ties. The piece notes White House steps to shield links and mentions Kalmbach testimony and Haig's involvement.
Letters discuss social stratification and preserving Frederick County for locals, cite Ezekiel prophecies and Israel rebirth in 1948, and urge city leaders to address east Frederick flooding. Authors from Walkersville Brunswick and Frederick advocate careful planning, fairness, and flood mitigation.
Walter Decker reports Bluesott Time, a Frederick show, opens at Shubert Theatre New York with the same cast. Elizabeth E Thompson leads a large Frederick Federation of Women's Clubs session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About 568 local youths join a Washington parade. Hillsboro Elementary crowns Linda Friedlander as Queen and William Scon Hutton as King during their city tour.
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