Genocide Convention Support Urges Senate Ratification
Senator Charles Mathias of Maryland defends the Genocide Convention, praising its aim to outlaw genocide as murder of national, ethnic, religious, or racial groups. He notes extensive Senate consideration, committee hearings, and bipartisan backing, urging ratification when Congress reconvenes to affirm a strong U.S. commitment to human rights and protection of life.
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United States Senate
Germany
Genghis Khan
Asia
United Nations
United States
Senate
America
Foreign Relations Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Terrorism Threats Across the West Demand Tougher Security
Ronald Valderano argues that Marxist and pro Soviet terrorist groups such as the Provisional IRA ETA and the Red Brigades link internationally through Soviet support. He notes training camps in the USSR and allied states, cross border ties, and the need for Western democracies to balance liberty with stronger protection for leaders and citizens.
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United States
Ulster
Spain
Provisional Ira
ETA
Red Brigades
Fatah
Palestinian Rejection Front
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
North Korea
Cuba
East Germany
Libya
South Yemen
France
IRA
Ex Nazi Barbie threatens to name French collaborators
Klaus Barbie, the Butcher of Lyon, hints he can expose French figures who aided Nazis after the war. French authorities fear disclosures could shock many political groups, and the trial has been delayed from 1983 into 1985. Barbie, now 71, sits in jail as prosecutors plot a case amid questions of stalling and health.
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Klaus Barbie
Lyon
Barbie
France
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Bolivia
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Justice Department
Cosssa
United States
Francois Mitterrand
Lucette Lagonde
State Department
Beate Klarsfeld
Congressional Research Service
Deanna Hammond
Beirut
Frederick readers praise street festival and urge baseball team
Letters praise the In the Street festival in Frederick for community spirit and crowd turnout while noting support for a minor league baseball team. Respondents praise city leaders, volunteers, and merchants, contrast with debates over baseball, and address religion and public policy with cited national figures.
Ritchie Defeated by Nice in Gubernatorial Race
Albert C. Ritchie conceded defeat to Harry W. Nice after 15 years in office. Ritchie signaled no immediate plans to exit politics. Armistice Day services planned with wreath laying at Bentz Street War Memorial and a parade. Flags to be displayed. Albert J. Boyle bought Charles Town race track for 10000 dollars. former track in receivership two months.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Ritchie
Bentz Street War Memorial
Albert J. Boyle
Charles Town
Education Week Program Highlights and Local Officials
Twenty years prior, actions appeared forthcoming to loge the Frederick watershed for hunters due to dry fire-susceptible conditions. Mayor E Paul Magaba and aldermen agreed with Alderman Richard L Shipley who made the suggestion. The 43rd Annual American Education Week at local schools featured sit in classes for parents student guides to help find rooms and bulletin boards and posters. Education Week theme was Education Pays Dividends. All areas of county schools were open for public inspection. Harold Free was re elected chairman of the Frederick County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. Free chosen at Winchester Hall meeting where all but one of 19 community delegates were present.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Ball Park
E. Paul Magaba
Richard L. Shipley
Harold Free
Frederick County
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