Housing Authority completes 100 new low income units in Frederick
The Frederick Housing Authority finishes 100 low income units on Pennsylvania and Sagner Avenues, bringing total units to 456 including 100 elderly units on Motter Avenue. A county plan notes 542 more units are needed for decent housing, while developers could include affordable units to aid lower income families.
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Pennsylvania and
Sagner Avenues
Housing Authority
Motter Avenue
John Hanson
Taney
Carver
Lincoln
Sagner Avenue
Lawrence Johnson
Community Action Agency
R. Edwin Hunley
Unite
Hunley
Frederick County
Frederick
Arms race threats and U S weakness warned by analysts
Jane's Fighting Ships says Russia now rivals U S as a seapower and S F I S notes Soviet lead in ICBMs manpower and defense outlays. Critics say U S technological effort waned in the 1960s while funding for Laos, Vietnam and bombing campaigns rose. Congress backs large military spending to preserve superiority.
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United States
Jane’s Fighting Ships
Russia
Adm
Hyman Rickover
International Institute For Strategic Studies
U.S.S.R
China
America
Aviation Week & Space Technology Magazine
Soviet Union
Robert Hotz
Defense
Robert McNamara
Whiz Kids
Hotz
Senate
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Congress
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Advertising of Librium Reflects Legal Drug Abuse Epidemic
A psychologist warns of a growing trend where legal psychoactive drugs replace coping skills. He cites ads and medical marketing pressuring physicians toward a pill for every problem mindset, noting heroin and opium histories as cautionary parallels.
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J. Maurice Rogers
Rogers
San Francisco
Tger
Tribute to police and rebuttal to Jean Class letter
The letter defends police service and rebuts a critic, noting recent demonstrations for Attica inmates and a New York assault case where bystanders did not intervene. It argues authorities, including the police and FBI, face attacks from a movement to undermine the system and promises point by point defense of the police.
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Jean M. Class
Capitol
Attica
F.B.I
Jean Class
Reflections on Police Work and Public Trust
A reader essay argues policing requires courage and judgment, not just brains, with notes on temperament, training, and the need for reform. The author defends officers against broad criticism and urges support from citizens amid crime and political pressure. Ray Redifer Route 2 Myeraville Md.
Espionage Rampant Red Diplomats Double as Spies
Washington report by Ray Cromley cites evidence of 100 active Soviet espionage agents in London and lists numerous Soviet officials expelled for spying across destinations including Sudan Ghana Ecuador Italy Mexico West Germany Argentina Norway Congo and more. The piece notes a global spy network and broad objectives for stealing industrial and military secrets.
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Washington
Nea
Britain
London
United States
England
Soviet Union
U.S
Sudan
Ghana
Ecuador
Italy
Mexico
West Germany
Intourist
Argentina
Norwegian
Defense Department
Congo
K.G.B
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Milk price hike and city street plans in two eras
Dairymen announce milk price increases to 12 cents per quart and 7 cents per pint starting November 1 due to a new milk ordinance. Concrete curbs to run along West South Street from Market to Jefferson, while street surface repairs continue under E Peter Mantz. Separate items note Sunday School parades inspired by Frederick County, and a 1951 American Legion toy and clothing drive feeding troops. Also reported: 57 Marylanders among 2,744 returning from Korea and city workers aiding garbage collection after wage disputes, with Mayor Rice calling a special Board of Aldermen meeting.
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West South Street
Market Street
Jefferson Street
Peter Mantz
Francia Scott Key Post
No. 11
American Legion
Wilbur W. Baker
Post
Baker
SFC
George L. Danner Jr
Emmiteburg
Pfc
Donald 5. Hooper
Union Bridge
Donald W. Rice
Frederick
Bernard M. Shankle
Alsa
Army
Seattle
Wash
City Street
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Nixon Aims for Peace Through Separate Moscow Peking Talks
President Nixon plans parallel visits to Moscow and Beijing to promote peace and halt nuclear arms racing. He seeks direct talks with leaders of both nations to persuade them toward disarmament, reduced military spending, and new trade while avoiding entanglement in China-Soviet tensions. Public support for peace is viewed as strong.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Breazhnev
Kosygin
Podgorney
Communist China
Peking
Europe
Asia
Russia
Red China
China
America
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Frederick, Maryland
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Victor Hugo
Javett
Jean Valjean
Dmg
RAY Redifer
Myeraville
Ray Cromley
By Ray Cromley
Carroll County
Westminster Armory
Congressman Upshaw
Georgia
M.E. Church
P. A. Hellman
Baltimore
Mr. Nixon
By David Lawrence
Berry's
Neal
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