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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1970

Page

4

Frederick County Fair Opens 108th Run Amid Pride and Tradition

The 108th Great Frederick Fair kicks off as a major annual event uniting residents of Frederick County since 1822. Led by Glenn Trout as president and John T. Best Jr. as vice president, the fair features livestock, harness racing, 4-H exhibits, jams and jellies, and midway attractions. Miss Mary Margaret Stull of Tuscarora is crowned queen with a $25 prize, as families reconnect and celebrate a long-standing county institution.

Frederick County Frederick County Agricultural Society Frederick Agricultural Society Glenn Trout Trout John T. Best Jr Mary Margaret Stull Tuscarora Gail Remsberg Marie

Frederick County Republicans and Democrats Organize Bossed by New Chairs

Frederick County Republicans elect Mrs. Lorene W. Bowlus as chair with William Crum as vice chair and Garland Feaga as secretary, while Democrats choose John T. Best as chair after a post canvass rethink. Dr. B O Thomas Jr. is vice chair with Alvey Benn treasurer and Frederick J. Bower secretary as parties gear for a final November campaign.

Frederick County Lorene W. Bowlus William B. Crum Garland P. Feaga Bowlus Democratic Committee Allen Routzahn Board of Election Supervisors B.O. Thomas Jr Democrat Committee Allen R. Routzahn Robert E. Bowlus John T. Best Dr. Thomas Alvey V. Benn Frederick J. Bower John Best Democratic County Central Committee Hasson Marvin Mandel Annapolis Best Mandel C. Stanley Blair Republican County State Committee GOP Austin Powell Old Guard New Guards

Washington View on Hijackings Shaping Middle East Talks

The piece argues the five-plane hijackings and hostage ordeal were a calculated move by Palestinian elements to influence Middle East peace talks. It cites Russian and Chinese support for Palestinians, calls for UN action and international forces to secure Jordan and surrounding areas, and urges swift, nonlethal response including release of hostages and punishment of air pirates.

Washington Mideast Palestine Jordan Lebanon US News & World Report Russia Israel United Nations Egypt Middle East Nixon Rogers United States

I’m Proud To Be An American Letter to the Editor

David E. Cline of Frederick Maryland writes a patriotic letter challenging American values. He questions corruption violence and democracy while praising freedom of speech. He critiques military spending racial equality land rights and national identity before affirming love for the United States.

America Military U.S United States of America

Moscow Plays a Dirty Game in Middle East Tangle

The piece argues Nixon’s cautious stance in the Arab Israeli crisis, criticizes Soviet support to Arab states, and labels Moscow’s actions a dirty game. It notes oil leverage, Western reliance, and warns against a broader war while condemning Kremlin imperialism and Arab gamble. The column cites Rev. Joseph Duffey and references North Vietnam.

Washington Nea Middle East Nixon Israel Europe America Kremlin United States Cairo Amman U.S Soviet Union Middle Eastern Lyndon Johnson Russia North Vietnam Egypt Suez Canal Senate Joseph Duffey Connecticut Moscow

Tornado headlines and odd legal misstatements recalled

An old-timer recalls when a tornado could make the headlines. A line notes a man with two wives deemed insane, not guilty of bigamy, and a quip about airline small print delays. A quirky look at shifting newsworthiness and labeling.

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