Lincoln D Engelbrecht dies at 70 after long service to Frederick
Lincoln Dittmar Engelbrecht, 70, longtime Frederick businessman and civic leader, died Monday after a month of illness. He led Mutual Insurance Co. for 46 years, chaired state insurance bodies, and served Grace United Church of Christ and various charities. He leaves wife Fifi, two daughters, four grandchildren, and a brother. He was active in Freemasonry and fraternal groups.
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Mary Lyan Deckert
John P. Engelbrecht
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Abraham Lincoln
Jeannette Akers Engelbrecht
Conrad Engelbrecht
Jacob Engelbrecht
Philip Melanthon Engelbrecht
Central National Bank of
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The
Mutual Insurance Co
ISS
Maryland Association of Matural Insurance Companies
National Association
Governor’s Committee
Maryland
Grace United Church of Christ
National War Fund
Community Chest
United Way
Red Cross
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hood College
Columbia Lodge No
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Masons
Jacques Demolay
Knights Templar
Star & Crescent Club
Catoctin Club
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CIA in Washington Faces Questions Over Shevchenko Case
Washington reports detail the CIA handling of Soviet defector Arkady Shevchenko, his public life in the capital, and allegations by Judy Chavez of CIA funding for her companionship. The piece notes internal agency finger pointing, security lapses, and congressional interest tied to Oswald inquiries.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Arkady Shevchenko
Soviet Union
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Shevchenko
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Virgin Islands
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James KR. Polk
NBC News
Herbert Hela
NBC
Heta
A. Shevchenko
Ming Chaves
New York
FBI
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John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Shevenchenko
Time bomb in Mideast risks Camp David plan
Lucian Warren, Frederick News-Post correspondent, shares a veteran observer’s view after touring Israel Egypt London Syria and Jordan. He warns a rising Arab world backlash to Camp David may derail a comprehensive peace by linking Palestinian rights to the Egyptian Israeli settlement drive. Many Arab leaders and officials express disappointment and fear a shift toward radicalization, while some Israeli and American voices urge patience and diplomacy to avert renewed conflict.
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Saudi Arabia
Morocco
Tunisia
Libya
Cairo
Mahmoud Labady
Beirut
Abdul Mallah
Baath Daily
Zoheir Janan
Ministry of Information
Carter and
Rami G. Khouri
Jordan Times
Amman
Bethlehem
Elias Freij
West Bank
Foreign Ministry
Tns
Gaza Strip
America
Hisham Sharabi
Georgetown University
National Association of Arab Americans
Sharabi
Egept
U.S
Carter Begin drift from warmth to mutual distrust
Washington insiders note growing distrust between President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin, after early warmth faded amid private complaints of duplicity. Their rift centers on West Bank settlement policy and U S mediation, with Begin accusing Carter of deceptive moves while Washington worries about Soviet influence and regional stability. Also: vivid capsule on real life spy gear confiscated by Customs, including hidden weapons and disguise devices.
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Regin
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Harold Saunders
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Egypt
Sadat
Hussein
Tait
Israel Wader
Henry Kissinger
James Bond
James Bonds
Customs Department
International Livestock Show trip and local club talks
Henry K. Shoemaker and University of Maryland head will represent Maryland at the International Livestock Show in Chicago December 1. He will also attend the National Farm Bureau meeting at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago. Glenn O Garber spoke on community building to about 200 at the Evangelical Lutheran Church Men's Club. J G Daneker urged cooperation at a Kiwanis meeting in Baltimore, stressing teamwork.
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Henry KK. Shoemaker
Thomas B. Syrsons
University of Maryland
Maryland
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Shoemaker
National Farm Bureau
Serman
Glenn 0. Garber
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S.G. Rupp
J.G. Daneker
Baltimore
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Harry Hughes
Hughes
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Frederick NW
Jack Anderson
Heese
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Mother Earth
State Roads Commission
M.J. Grove Lime Company
Burkitteville
Middletown
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