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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1973

Page

3

United Givers Fund drive urged in Frederick County appeal

Near October end a community appeal urges residents to donate to the United Givers Fund. The drive supports 13 local agencies including Red Cross Boy Scouts Salvation Army and YMCA, with funds staying in Frederick County to aid local people and services.

United Givers Fund UGF Frederick County Red Cross Arthritis Foundation Boy Scouts Counseling Services Federated Charities Epilepsy Chapter Girl Scouts Goodwill Industries Salvation Army Seton Center Travelers Aid USC YMCA USO United Service Organizations Hed Crus LGF Market St Frederick

Lawyer Attack on Nixon Criticized in Local Letter

A Burkittsville lawyer, ex Justice Department attorney now in private practice, calls for Nixon impeachment in a letter to Representative Goale E. Byron printed in this morning’s Frederick Post. The piece reflects the ongoing debate over Watergate and Republican defense.

Justice Department Burkittsville Goale E Byron Frederick Post Department of Justice Kennedy Johnson Nixon Nixos Byron House of Representatives

Former home of Mother Seton moved from Baltimore to Emmitsburg

A historical Baltimore site once linked to Mother Seton will be relocated to Emmitsburg. A Synod session marked by committee appointments occurred at Evangelical Reformed Church. Farmers resist the new $1 wheat price, seeking $1.50 for profit. The 1953 Camp Detrick Charities Drive surpassed its $7,500 goal by about 200. Mayor Rice schedules a parking discussion at City Hall next Wednesday. A reader questions Nixon impeachment grounds and cites Watergate complexities. A letter seeks information on Burgoon families around Frederick.

Hunting Creek Lake Cunningham Falls State Park Thurmont Frederick Countian George R. Lewis Maryland Secretary of General Services General Services Secretary of Natural Resources James B. Coulter Cunningham Falls Hunting Creek Mr. Coulter Louis N. Phipps Natural Resources Keith Kelly Charles Sandy Don Rinehart Maitland Brothers Littlestown Pennsylvania Plummer Construction Hagerstown North Beach Yellow Springs Mother Seton The Sisters of Charity Emmitsburg Baltimore Camp Detrick Joseph Schwimer Capt. Schwimer Frederick Donald B. Rice Board of Aldermen City Hall

Kissinger Warns Middle East May Mirror Balkans Pre 1914

Secretary Kissinger warns that the Middle East could evolve into a Balkans-like arena drawing great powers into an unwanted nuclear confrontation. He notes differences from 1914, including the nuclear age's harsher stakes, and urges steps toward lasting peace to prevent a broader catastrophe.

Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Balkans Europe France Russia Germany Kissinger

Infant Development Race Debate Stirs Controversy

The article cites Dr. T Berry Brazelton claiming racial differences in infant development across Mayan, African, and white populations. It discusses reactions from the white community and questions about who or what keeps certain groups at defined developmental levels.

Africa Brazelton

Antitheft Devices Curb Car Theft Rise in 1972

The Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Assn reports that antitheft devices installed since 1970, plus better reporting and police methods, reduced car thefts to 940000 in 1972 after 1971 saw 970000 thefts. Early 1973 data show a further 6 percent drop with continued decline expected as old cars are replaced.

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