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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1970

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3

Red Cross reports quarter’s service to military families

Volunteer drivers made 25 trips to hospitals in Washington Baltimore Martinsburg and Hagerstown covering 2037 miles and 129 hours. 152 cases received service and 125 emergency leave communications were handled. 29 servicemen at Fort Detrick received services and 146 comfort items were given to Ward 22 patients. 40 First Aid certificates issued and 586 swim certificates earned. Largest bell note mentions the 1733 Russian bell never rung.

Vietnam Washington Baltimore Martinsburg W. Va Hagerstown Red Cross Dept. of Public Services Health Department Frederick County Fort Detrick Ft. Detrick Canada Donald Schley First Aid

Stories Of Ghosts Witches Haunt Literature History

New York AP notes witches shifted from closet persecution to pop culture icons on talk shows while ghost lore flourishes in fiction. It traces witch hunts from 14th century Europe to Salem 1692, with Inquisition, Reformation, and colonial echoes, noting notable cases, trials, and posthumous apologies. It also touches on ghost lore across classics and modern interest, ending with Sybil Leek in New York.

New York Shakespeare Satan Church Europe British Isles Scotland England Cromweill Salem Mass Samuel Sewall Massachusetts General Court Alaska Sybil Leek

Lady Bird says LBJ stays out of national politics

Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson says her husband will not enter national campaigns or be pressured into a schedule. He remains focused on personal friends and Texas campaign efforts, with no plans to speak out or run, while she promotes her book and discusses his golfing hobby and public influence.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Lady Bird Johnson Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Lloyd Bentsen Senate Texas George Bush White Marsland Ier Tom Boggs Rep Hale Boggs D-La Maryland Lyndon

FDA Recalls Dangerous Mercury Contaminated Liver Pills

The FDA recalls 1,250,000 seal liver pills made by Randal Nutritional Products, sold in health food stores, after inspectors found mercury levels 60 times the safe limit. Pills manufactured from Pribilof Islands seal livers in 1964 were stored for six years in California, Washington, Oregon, Florida, Illinois, Oklahoma, Colorado, Michigan and New York. Authorities warn of possible moderate health hazard while scientists investigate contamination sources.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Randal Nutritional Products Santa Rosa Calif California Oregon Florida Ilinois Oklahoma Colorado Michigan New York FBA Pribilof Islands Alaska Randal Downing B. Randal George Y. Harry Government Marine Mammal Biology Laboratory Seattle

Officials Discuss Liability After County Employee Shooting

County commissioners met to review possible financial responsibility for hospital and funeral costs in the shooting death of Percy Dawson. Clerk James Bryan was authorized to investigate county liability and check workers compensation coverage with the county attorney and insurer. Dawson, formerly of Ft Detrick, joined the county March 17, 1970 and was later a full time employee. his mother in Beaumont Texas requested shipping the body there.

Percy Dawson James Bryan Dawson Ft Detrick Community Action Agency Ithe Bryan Beaumont Texas

Few Colleges Receptive To Nixon Aids

Washington AP reports the State Department sent letters to 1648 colleges seeking campus visits to discuss foreign policy. In five weeks 272 replies came, all from small schools, with generally enthusiastic but modest response and doubts about tangible outcomes. Collins, a former astronaut, said 30 to 40 officers could visit about 600 campuses in a year.

Washington U.S State Department Michael Collins Collins William P. Rogers Justice Department White House William Boudreau

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