Moynihan urges tougher action against Soviet eavesdropping
Stephen Green argues Soviet eavesdropping is surging and will rise with new embassies. He cites Arkady Shevchenko on Glen Cove equipment, a Bronx intercept site, and facilities in San Francisco and Washington. Moynihan’s bill would expel illegal agents. Thatcher’s Britain already cuts Soviet staff. The piece urges stronger U.S. measures to shield private calls and deter espionage.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Moynihan
New York
Arkady Shevchenko
Glen Cove
Long Island
Bronx
New York City
San Francisco
Washington
Reagan
KGB
Mount Alto
Capitol
State Department
National Security Agency
Soviet Union
Margaret Thatcher
England
FBI
Waths Sen. Moynihan
United States
Zia's Pakistan could build a nuclear bomb within years
Washington believes U S pressure is delaying Pakistan's nuclear program led by Dr Abdul Qadar Khan at Kahuta. A CIA source says Zia awaits continued U S military aid and a Reagan letter urged limits on uranium enrichment. China has shared tech and there are fears of Libyan funding.
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Washington
Pakistan
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
CIA
Zia
U.S
Reagan
Kahuta
Abdul Qadar Khan
Khan
China
United States
Islamabad
Libya
Petrodollars
CLA
Law enforcement rebuttal letter to towns police services
Austin Pohl rebutts claims in the SSIES piece by David Rice citing multiple local officials. He argues Northern Frederick County shows extensive patrols, crime prevention efforts, and cooperative programs with Mount St Marys, the sheriff, and Emmitsburg police, while defending deputy training, state police cooperation, and the value of all county law enforcement agencies. He urges treating officers as law enforcement professionals without unfounded comparisons.
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David Rice
News-Post
Emmitsburg
Robert Preston
U.S. 15
Fish Hatchery Road
State Line
Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Mount St. Mary’s
New Market
Franklin Shaw
Maryland Police Correctional Training Commission
Shaw
Calvin Sayler
Law Enforcement Needs Committee
Sweeny
Sheriff’s Department
Mount
Walkersville
Burkittsville
Middletown
Discovery
Devon Farms
Myersville
Mount Airy
Preston
Frederick
Dixon
State of
Maryland
Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration
Sheriff's Departments
Kite Flying Contest Planned At Frederick Airport
Yesterday Items From the Files of the News-Post recalls a kite flying contest at Frederick Airport under Economy Oil Company. Ceremonies would feature a Westminster Boys Band parade from the State Armory led by Major Lloyd Culler and the police chief, with notable attendees from state and national organizations.
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Frederick
Economy Oil Company
Westminster Boys Band
State Armory
Lloyd C. Culler
Harry W. Nice
W. Jackson
Baltimore
W.D. Tipton
The
Kid
National Guard
Air Force
Kenneth Ebel
Common sense in democracy and shared faith in government
Robert E. Kennedy urges unity beyond liberal or conservative labels, arguing that a democracy thrives when government and people trust each other and uphold liberty and justice. He warns that without these elements democracy ceases to exist and calls for reducing hatred to allow prudent, right action.
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Democratic Republic
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Frederick, Md
Stephen Green
Copley News Service
Jack Anderson
Dale van Atta
Austin F. Pohl
Rt. 2
Box 590
Knoxville
L.E. Williams
National Skeet Club
C.B. Clinard
Washington, D.C
H.F. Shipley
Broad Run
Claggett E
Susie) Ramsburg
Francis Scott Key
Post 11
American Legion Auxiliary
John H. Albaugh
Vic
Russell Esterly
Charles Talley Jr
Paul B. Rhoads
Treasur
Anna Wastler
Carroll Counties
Antonio C. Suazo
National Association of
Jeanne Bussard
Suazo
Gerald F. LaPorta
Charles Glick
J. Thomas Shriner
Warren P.E. Smith
Morris Kosman
Jack Griffin
Europe
Breakfast Optimist Club
Avie Chum
USA
Poland
Charlie Travis
Roland Hahn
Richard D. Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Robert W. Russell
West Patrick Street
David A. James
Robert E. Kennedy
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