Nixon Promises Steady Policy After Election Victory
President Nixon asserts he will carry forward Johnson era policies in Vietnam, Middle East, and Soviet relations during the transition and beyond, ensuring no lame duck action. He argues for a unified foreign policy and seeks congressional support to maintain a firm stance at the water's edge as he assumes office.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Elvet Nixon
Nixon
Niven
Middle East
Soviet Union
NATO
United States
Democratic Congress
McCarthy to Skip Democratic Bid for Minnesota Senate
The text notes Senator McCarthy will not seek the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in Minnesota after his term ends and discusses chances of a third party bid. Backers caution against a split, arguing major party backing is essential and that the Democratic Party may realign with his ideas. It also mentions possible clashes with Hubert J. Flumphrey and reflections on George C. Wallace returning to the Democratic fold.
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Tugene Jr. McCarthy
U.S
Minnesota
Allard K. Lowenstein
New York
McCarthy
Lowenstein
Democratic Party
Hubert J. Flumphrey
Senate
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
Democratic
Better Than Transplants Debate Patient Benefits Budget
Dr John J Hanlon assistant surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service argues the high funding for heart transplants could train four physicians who would help thousands. He says nations must balance scientific advancement with broad health needs while not slowing surgery.
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John J. Hanlon
U.S. Public Health Service
Exmple
Hanlon
Manton
Publie Health Service
War wounds in Vietnam skew death rate below past wars
The text notes that historically the dead to wounded ratio was about 1:4, but in South Vietnam the ratio is about 1: fly wounded, meaning with roughly 1,000 Americans hospitalized weekly for battle wounds many who would have died in earlier wars survive.
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South Vietnam
We Can Reduce Crime With Swift Impartial Justice
Judge Edward M. Curran argues crime cannot be eliminated but can be reduced through swift certain and impartial justice. He warns of rising crime rates, urges better cooperation among public, police, prosecutors, and judiciary, and calls for stronger moral and community efforts to restore order and protect rights.
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Commonwealth
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Wilbur K. Miller
Rochester
Patton J. Sheen
Vihinkov
Commission of Crime
Our Republic
Twenty Years Ago News Post Highlights From 1918
From the November 26 1918 issue the Frederick County Poultry Association exhibition opens at the armory with about 1000 birds on display. Red Cross ships Christmas boxes to soldiers with a deadline Saturday. Jail costs rise since Prohibition. Gettysburg beat Frederick 7 0 in football. A bus collision injures no one seriously. Population study planned to regulate liquor licenses. All American Airways seeks carrier permits to Maryland including Frederick. A 13 year old hunting accident victim found dead near Ijamsville field.
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
Frederick Farmers Urged To Embrace Marketing Move
Leon B. Enfield urges Frederick County farmers to adopt marketing oriented practices through the Farm Bureau. The President’s Message notes new member services, a revised dues structure, and growth of marketing programs with apples, cucumbers, tomatoes, and other crops. Grain marketing and contract marketing for beef and swine are under study with Maryland surveys showing interest.
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Leon B. Enfield
Knoxville
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick County
U. S
Farm Bureau
Grain Marketing Association
American Agriculture Marketing Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Maryland
Frederick
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Future of
Berry's
NEA
Malcolm
Edward M. Curran
Civitan
Civitan International
Judge Curran
Raymond C. Brehaut
United States District Court For the
Department of Justice
Far East
Molly Marguires
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Conor
New York City
Amercan
Juri
Hadi
Junior
News-Post
Frederick County Poultry Association
Armory
P. Tobias Kahn
Auditors
Gettysburg High School
Frederick High
Cadet Field
Gettysburg
North Market Street
Cleveland Trout
ALL American Airways, Inc
Public Service Commission
Ijamsville
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