Vietnam War Update Shows Shifting Enemy Losses
President Johnson cites Vietcong and North Vietnamese losses through March, noting US casualties and the high enemy death toll. He warns Hanoi must replace manpower quickly or face exhaustion, while Buddhist student protests in Hue force government action and highlight political strain amid military gains.
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United States
William C. Westmoreland
Saigon
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Pham Xuan Chieu
Nguyen Cayo Ky
Hue
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Farmers urged to organize for market bargaining in draft report
The 15 member National Commission on Food Marketing proposes a “little Wagner act” for farmers to form bargaining associations. It argues farming markets lack group action, suffer volatility, and favors counteracting buyers power to secure fair prices and curb abusive market practices. Former Chief Justice Phil Gibson chairs the study, which cites two years of analysis showing buyers’ bloc dominance.
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European influence and U S bureaucracy mingle in daily life
The piece argues Europe is becoming Europeanized through cars, gadgets, and media while the United States faces a growing paper avalanche and bureaucratic chaos. It contrasts government inefficiency with corporate inefficiency, noting a culture of forms, delays, misfiles, and complaints as modern life clogs.
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Europe
America
Do The People Know Their Enemies
George E MacDonald from York, Pennsylvania criticizes U S government and media for alleged communist influence. He questions national unity and urges clear identification of enemies, condemning liberalism and dovish policy while lamenting wartime sacrifices and public ignorance.
Belgian Flags Sold for Relief in Frederick
Frederick residents will see small Belgian flags offered for seven cents tomorrow to fund Belgian relief. The sale is led by Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, timed with King Albert's birthday. Mayor Fraley urges public cooperation as ceremonies near Washington Street School feature a flag presentation by Mountain City Council No 12.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Lewis H. Fraley
Washington Street
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
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E H. Hummelbaugh
Chester Clem
America
Middletown Plans Memorial. Roads Once Resurfacing Set
At a Middletown council meeting the plan to erect a World War II memorial was approved with about $3,000 in contributions cited by treasurer Vig We Doub. The Maryland Roads Commission will resurf ace Market Street from Seventh to South and Patrick Street from Carroll to Bentz, with bids due April 16 and project opening April 30 in Baltimore.
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Profit margins lag as 1960s levels return slowly
Washington analyst notes many nonfinancial U S corporations have not regained pre 10 year profit margins with four to seven tenths per dollar in 1965. Iron and steel petroleum and chemical industries lag, while broader price waves threaten investor returns and additional wage pressures.
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