De Gaulle and Europe’s future in the Common Market
Rome reports little progress toward political integration among the six nations since 1962. De Gaulle seeks European independence from the United States, including a French controlled nuclear force. US influence remains but risk grows as Atlantic partners drift toward inward focus and French leadership.
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If That Fellow Could Just Play the Guitar
A compact feature highlights a musician nicknamed That Fellow as a versatile guitarist. The piece notes performances, local venues, and public reception, with emphasis on style and potential impact on the regional music scene.
Oklahoma proposal ties drivers licenses to education
A state senator suggests linking licenses for ages 16 to 21 to high school graduation and good academic standing. The plan aims to curb dropout rates by creating a strong incentive while potentially improving safety through demonstrated responsibility and cognitive ability.
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Dropouts may return wiser, says Princeton psychologist
Dr. Lawrence A. Pervin finds 70 percent of college dropouts eventually earn degrees. Princeton reports dropout returns as high as 95 percent, with many citing gained maturity. He notes postwar veterans also outpaced their earlier academic standing after returning to campus. He argues a break can strengthen the will to learn.
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A Talk on Mountaindale Play Areas and State Role
Raymond L Hewitt argues for a public playground in Mountaindale replacing a privately used field now filled with saplings. He recalls a CCC Camp baseball team and a once strong local softball scene and urges state and county action to provide a safe space for children.
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Citizens Conference on State Legislatures Emerges
In Kansas City leaders from industry banking and labor met to discuss improving state legislatures. The Citizens Conference on State Legislatures plans a formal session next month and aims to fund and research improvements over several years. Horace Sheldon of Ford notches as possible key advocate.
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Monument Proposed For Winfield Scott Schley In Frederick
A Frederick resident urges formation of The Winfield Scott Schley Memorial Association to honor the San tiago Bay hero. A correspondent cites claimed Austrian peace talks and a dual monarchy split as war’s end signals. The New Photograph Gallery by George Rodgers in Thurmont is under construction and described as a county standout.
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American Tanks Close on Hannover and Bremen Fronts
Twenty years ago today Allied forces reported tanks within about ten miles of Hannover as they broke out from the Weser bridgehead, while British armor pressed to within twelve miles of Bremen. The report notes related local items including Palmer's Midwest trip and Frederick County tax sales.
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Legal risks of boycott threats against Alabama products
Washington discusses potential legal consequences of a boycott by Negro organizations targeting Alabama products. It cites the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, interstate commerce implications, and the Supreme Court’s stance on concerted action. It notes risks to innocent parties, due process, and possible government relief burdens.
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