Geneva Trade Talks Draw Local Farm Focus and Stakes
Frederick County farmers monitor the Geneva GATT talks as Agriculture Secretary John Block threatens to dump U.S. dairy surpluses if EC subsidies persist. American Farm Bureau President Robert Delano and trade envoy William Brock push for new rules and kept markets open amid rising protectionism. The region’s 3000 Farm Bureau families seek benefit from expanded exports and safer income despite declines in overall farm trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Agriculture
John Block
America
European Community
Frederick/Carroll-Montgomery County
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Robert Delano
Virginia
William Brock
John Brock
GATT
Delano
United States
Brock
U.S
AFBE
Japan
Maryland
Leon B. Enfield
Knoxville
Frederick County
AFBF
Readers Respond to Nuclear Morality and Deterrence
A letter argues that nuclear deterrence, not just disarmament, prevents war. It critiques the nuclear freeze stance, noting that halting tests and dismantling weapons could erode deterrence. The writer emphasizes maintaining credibility to deter Soviet aggression and summarizes the symposium at Johns Hopkins and Physicians for Social Responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Batzler
Johns Hopkins Medical Institution
Physicians For Social Responsibility
Baltimore
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress
Ms. Batzler
AIM camp murder case at Camp Yellow Thunder
The Indian Collins Catch-the-Bear faces a first degree murder indictment after the July killing at Camp Yellow Thunder in the Black Hills. Two key witnesses at the September preliminary hearing testified that camp members and their attorney were involved, while Catch-the-Bear pleads not guilty.
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Peltier
AIM
Amnesty International
FBI
Clarence Tollefson
Camp Yellow Thunder
Black Hills
South Dakota
Collins Catch-the-Bear
Fragmented Testimony and Border Incident Details
A witness in the Catch-the-Bear murder case, Sam Lone Wolf, claims AIM activists ran guns into Camp Yellow Thunder and trained in Cuba, though camp members deny it. Lone Wolf shows inconsistencies about who rubbed dirt on car handles, and AIM suspects he is a government informer. Other items note border guards, best bureaucrats, and Cold War nuclear policy debate with local commentary from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lone Wolf
AIM
Camp
Yellow Thunder
Cuba
Lone Wolf
Catch-the-Bear
Movement
Rapid City
John Dillon
Colorado
Ron Rosen
Joseph Lee
Rosen
Lone Wolf-Lee
Lee
Hawaii
Tollefson
Rod Lefheitz
Denver
Sammy
James Lee Ones
Jones
Charlie
Berlin
West
NATO
N.O. Benavides
el Centro Naval Air Facility
el Centro
Calexico
Central Valley
Roberto Avila
Mexicali
Mexico
Benavides
San Diego
Spain
Navy
U.S. Forestry Service
Emergency relief drive raises nine thousand for Frederick
About $9,000 was raised in the Frederick emergency relief campaign. Drive director William B. Leichert led the effort as DeMolay members and guests attended a Wayside barn dance with Oldies music by Far Wansel and his Rhythm Aces.
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Frederick
William B. Leichert
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Cagat Southern Printing
Patrick Street
Ake Weettun
Monte
Frederick. Md
Jack Anderson
Washington
Justice Department
Congressional
Cointelpro
Leonard Peltier
Canada
Usted Feature Syndicate
Lac
Afghanistan
Kennedy
Frederick News-Post
Department of Education
News-Post
American Legion
Legion
Milton A. Reckord
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Frederick Legion
Eugene W. Pruitt
Maryland University
St. Louis
Walloping
Springfield College
Francis Field
Springfield
Michigan State
Feos
James Alfred Smith
Mount ST. Mary's
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rock Creek
Jane Sherman
ARC
South Frederick
Frederick County Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Fcacld
Madison Street
Sherman
Nancy Dusza
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