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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1971

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Welcome to Frederick Mr Nixon Fort Detrick in focus

Frederick residents welcome President Nixon and anticipate a wartime to peacetime shift for Fort Detrick. The piece lauds the facility’s wartime achievements in biological warfare and argues for its use in the Conquest of Cancer and peaceful research, noting its $185 million value and the call from local officials and cancer groups for continued scientific work.

Nixon Fort Detrick Frederick Frederick County United States Detrick Sixth District Byron Peking Moscow Maryland J. Glenn Beall Jr Charles McC. Mathias Francis W. Bush Sr American Cancer Society Bush Morris Wisenberg Maryland Cancer Division

Prison reform and community correctional facilities proposed

An analysis argues for urban community correctional facilities and halfway houses to rehabilitate offenders. It notes smaller prisons, work-release, and private cottage visits at Tehachapi, California, with focus on juvenile delinquency and shifting public view from punishment to rehabilitation.

Attica N.Y American Institute of Architects Tehachapi Calif California Wall Street Journal Norman C. Miller

Phase II Economic Mindset Shift Aims at Price Reductions

President Nixon argues Phase II hinges on psychology rather than graphs. He calls for dramatic token price cuts by leading industries and union pledges to limit wage gains to Phase II guidelines to break inflation expectations. He warns against a full recession mindset while pursuing real price reductions.

Nixon

Peaceful Pledges and Warlike Promises Then and Now

A collage of quotes links harsh precedents with calls for peace. Anwar El Sadat urges readiness for battle with Israel while biblical and literary lines urge tranquility and harmony. Historical figures Adlai Stevenson and Barry Goldwater offer contrasting stances on strength and peace.

Secret Smoky Mtn meeting links Connally to industrial leaders

Treasury Secretary Connally met privately with top corporate chiefs at a secluded Smoky Mountains lodge near Chilhowee Tennessee just before Nixon announced a wage price freeze. Executives from ALCOA US Steel Texas Eastern Pipeline Standard Oil and others attended with $12 million in jets at Cherokee Aviation. Connally reportedly briefed on the freeze and economic outlook. aides deny formal disclosure while Agnew publicly critiques global commitments.

Washington Treasutry John Connally Smoky Mountains America Nixon Connally McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Knoxville Cherokee Aviation John Harper ALCOA Tenn H.T. McDade McDade Don Strunk the Treasury Texas Treasury Agnew White House Allen Drury Drury Asia United States Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S Europe Joint Chiefs Southeast Asia South Korea Japan Hie Critica

Key to Crime Study Shows Captain's Attitude Predicts Recidivism

A Navy NEA piece notes Army psychiatrists found that after stockade release two thirds of first time offenders returned to normal military life while one third failed. The sole strong predictor was the captain's attitude toward the ex-prisoner, with salvageable men more likely to succeed under supportive leadership. The piece cites northern European after care programs as a model for reducing recidivism without pampering criminals.

Washington NEA United States

Anniversary of Lutheran pastor marked in Altoona

Yesterday October 18 1921 the Congregation of the First Lutheran Church Altoona Pa observed the twenty fifth anniversary of the ordination of Rev Marion Justus Kline D D formerly of Frederick into the ministry on Sunday with services. Approximately Frederick residents attended the first annual banquet of Frederick Little League Inc in Calvary Methodist Church parish hall for four summer teams. Red Cross Bloodmobile from Baltimore to Frederick County will visit Maryland Avenue Methodist Church Brunswick for a day recruitment drive. 20th annual toy collection of Francis Scott Key Pont No 11 American Legion to be held at the Legion Home on East Church Street collecting toys and children clothing.

First Lutheran Church Altoons Marion Justus Kline Frederick Frederick Little League, Inc Calvary Methodist Church American Red Cross Baltimore Frederick County Maryland Avenue Methodist Church Brunswick Francis Scott Key Pont The American Legion Legion East Church Street

Byrd as Supreme Court nominee eyed by Nixon supporters

Washington reports Nixon weighs Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia for Associate Justice. Byrd holds a 1963 honors degree from American University and is praised for constitutional philosophy and fair-minded approach though lacking formal judicial experience. Support crosses party lines with some reservations on legal expertise.

David Lawrence Washington Nixon Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Supreme Court of the United States Congress Mr. Byrd Senator Byrd American University Washington Senate Sam Ervin Jr North Carolina Supreme Court of North Carolina Byrd Supreme Court America

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