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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1975

Page

2

Old Frederick County Courthouse Aims for Preservation and New Complex

The piece argues the old courthouse should not become a museum, urging the Board of County Commissioners and Maryland to accelerate plans for a new courthouse complex on West Patrick Street. It notes library and museum debates, highlights fiscal needs, and stresses speeding land acquisition and construction to handle rising caseloads while considering future uses for the old building.

Court Square Frederick County Rst Oda Board of County Commissioners State of Maryland Patrick Street Frederick County Historical Society Barry Lucey Frederick College of the People Abraham Lincoln Record Street George Hartsuff

High Mast Lighting Opposition Grows in Maryland

Elliott Haines of Myersville urges Maryland officials to halt four I-70 mast lighting interchanges from Myersville to New Design Road. He argues lighting is wasteful, unneeded, and not proven to improve safety, calling for a Stop Work Order and public protest through Annapolis and Washington.

Harry R. Hughes Maryland Department of Transportation Hagerstown Frederick Mr. Hughes Frederick Post Myersville Goldstein Comptroller Maryland Association of Counties Myersville- Middletown

Baffling Rant Spars With Odd Claims About Cops and Bingo

A fragmented, polemic piece mocks lottery betting and bingo players while alleging police focus on crimes by winners. It highlights am stations with a tongue in cheek misnomer and ends with a dismissive jab at a do gooders group.

Dominoes and Cards in Southeast Asia and Mail Order Woes

A reflective column questions the integrity of small mail order firms and contrasts them with larger corporations while reexamining the domino theory applied to the Indochina crisis. It argues the real risk lies in fragile policy and fragile allies, not in a sweeping collapse of all regional governments.

Postal Service Southeast Asia Cambodia South Vietnam Laos Thailand Burma Malaysia South Korea Philippines Indochina

Frederick County Fire Report and Local Labor News

Yesterday in Frederick County a light forest fire season was noted with 16 fires burning 4 acres. A Federation of Labor meeting passed a resolution opposing replacing men with women in industrial work. The 39th Frederick County WCTU convention opened in Walkersville at the Lutheran Church.

Frederick County Federation of Labor Frederick

May 2 1863 ceremony at Fort Detrick honors Armed Services Day

Mayor John A. Dera spoke on the utility of effort to keep power with peace at the Fort Detrick Armed Services Day ceremony. James A. Rice of Frederick was elected commander of Disabled American Veterans. Chairman George described Eisenhower’s aid funds as a blank check for Southeast Asia.

John A. Dera Fort Detrick James A. Rice Frederick The Disabled American Veterans of George DGA Eisenhower Southeast Asia

War planners refuse to admit error in Vietnam fallout

The piece argues key figures from the Vietnam era deny misjudgments and cling to past beliefs. Clark Clifford notes elite self deception, while Bundy and McNamara attain new roles. Public demand for accountability grows amid ongoing distrust and calls for admission of error.

Washington NEA Southeast Asia McGeorge Bundy Robert McNamara Melvin Laird Dean Rusk William Westmoreland Westmoreland U.S South Vietnam Clark Clifford Defense Lyndon Johnson Vietnam Clifford United States Hanoi Saigon Johnson Richard Nixon Nixon Christian Boyee Asia Ford Foundation Bob McNamara World Bank America Tom McIntyre D-N.h

Remembering American aid that shaped South Vietnam

Ray Cromley recalls experiences near the Cambodian border and in villages where American efforts helped build schools and provide medical care. He notes the impact of aid workers, farmers, and local elections, praising reforms, cooperative farming, and the resilience of Vietnamese communities despite war.

Washington NEA South Vietnam Lider PTA United Are Tney South

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