Diversion in Berlin as East German blockade tests West resolve
The Berlin autobahn shutdown and restricted air corridor access signal East German and Soviet aims to test Western resolve over a reunited Germany. Moscow-backed maneuvers under Marshal Grechko showcased power while exposing Europe’s dependence on nuclear weapons and the limits of American response options beyond missiles.
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Odds On Favorite If Spies Convicted Will They Rally Support
If the two alleged Russian spies are convicted a committee may form to advocate for them. The question arises whether public reaction will spark organized defense or fundraising efforts to assist the accused.
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Russia
President Johnson Admits Tax Strain Amid Taxation Confusion
The piece notes Americans face income tax payments around April as President Johnson reveals he owes substantial taxes. It discusses withholding cuts in 1964, reduced tax schedules, and the need for taxpayers to seek prudent advice. The article draws a parallel to Johnson’s situation and urges careful planning.
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Diplomats Profiteering From Car Imports Raise Ethics Probe
US representatives abroad have used import privileges to resell cars at up to four times original value, profiting as much as $8 000 per vehicle. Critics urge higher wages, tighter limits, and enforcement after complaints from Washington and a controversial ambassador who calls the crackdown a rights violation.
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Washington
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Congress
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Johnson outlines US stance and world outreach on Vietnam
President Johnson’s speech frames a decisive, unabashed US policy in Vietnam. It rejects withdrawal, pledges action against aggression, and proposes a Southeast Asia development plan led by Thant with broad participation. He calls for a billion dollar US investment and urges radio and other media to win over foreign publics.
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Korea
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Thant
Critics urge clear terms as Vietnam policy debate grows
The piece argues against applying unconditional surrender to North Vietnam, noting the Casablanca WWII standard and the New York Times view. It asserts the United States seeks no total domination or forced capitulation, emphasizing a defined, limited approach rather than total subjugation or destruction of a people or their government.
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
In 1915 April 10 issue the Frederick Civic Club Outdoor Committee plans seed distribution for contests this season. Mrs J Brooke Boyle of Emmitsburg hosted an auction bridge with Frederick guests. prizes went to Miss Lillie Keller and Mrs Andrew Annan. Invitations are issued for the marriage of Miriam Henderson Schroeder and Robert Lee Smith.
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J. Brooke Boyle
Emmitsburg
Auction Bridge
Frederick
Lillie Keller
Andrew Annan
Miriam Henderson Schroeder
Lillie M. Schroeder
West Patrick Street
Robert Lee Smith
Charles E. Smith
Woodsboro
Allies push after heavy casualties and rail cut in Europe
Twenty years ago on April 10 1945 reports claim Allied forces suffered 500000 German casualties in ten days and severed the last Dutch railway trapping about 80000 Germans. Vienna battles flare within a mile of the ring as Moscow reports Russians near most of the city. In Vermont the Wilkes Barre Barons of the Eastern League begin spring training at Hotel Frederick scheduled to run through April 28.
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Holy Week and Passover Observances and Graveyard Respect
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook reflects on Palm Sunday and Holy Week for Gentiles and Passover for Jews, urging reflection on freedom and memory. It warns against cemetery vandalism, cites Frederick City Code penalties, and ends with a Hugo meditation on immortality and resurrection.
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