UN Control Shifts As Limbo Delays Global Action
The article argues the United Nations remains in prolonged stalemate awaiting September adjournment. It notes a shift toward an Asian African bloc in the General Assembly, with many members seen as aligned with Moscow and Peking. It cites critics like Taft and Knowland who warned of equal member nations with unequal liberty, urging US vigilance over UN power dynamics.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Robert Taft
William Knowland
League of Nations
U.S
Hungary
Tibet
Congo
General Assembly
Moscow
Peking
Guidelines on pretrial information secrecy for federal cases
Katzenbach urges rules forbidding disclosure of confessions reputational remarks and test results in federal criminal cases. The guidance applies to officials but implies newspapers should avoid publishing such details. A balance is needed to protect fair trials while preserving public access and preventing official concealment.
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Atty. Gen
Katzenbach
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Modern painters climb market ladder with brisk New York sale
An auction of 130 modern and impressionist paintings in New York grossed nearly 3 million dollars with top prices of 410000 for a Degas 240000 for a Van Gogh and 112500 for a Monet. Heavy bidding overflowed the room, and some buyers watched on closed circuit TV.
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New York
Romney's Michigan path bold yet complex in 1960s Rome
National Scene notes Gov. George Romney reshaping his image with Elly Peterson as Michigan chair. It examines his 1968 ambitions, budget challenges, Detroit racial tensions, and need to attract tax money while maintaining party cohesion with a Democratic Legislature. It highlights Romney's leadership style, evangelist roots, and the balance between ambition and public causes.
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Lansing
Mich
George W. Romney
Michigan State
Elly Peterson
Sixtermer
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Romney
Michigan
Detroit
Johnson
Flint
William Milliken
George Romney
McNamara Reserve Policy Penny Wise Dollar Foolish
Ray Cromley critiques McNamara for cutting pay and retirement credits for Army reservists while preserving a civilian core critical to wartime tasks. One unit shows cost savings of 13,337.60 yearly but loses wartime training value, risking untrained reservists. The piece argues selectively preserving essential civilians could save millions.
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McNamara
Defense
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Tis
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army Reserve
Army
Navy
Air Force
Mountain Fire Near Smithsburg Threatens Nearby Areas
A major mountain fire near Smithsburg spread toward the Catoctin Furnace region near Thurmont. Work continues on a new 250000 gallon reservoir at Braddock Heights, due to be ready for filling late next week. The Emmitsburg Chronicle enters its 37th year. Sterling Galt is editor and publisher. Walkersville contracts for an electric light system, historic for Frederick street lighting.
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Smithsburg
Catoctin
Thurmont
Braddock Heights
THE
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Chronicle
Samuel Motter
Sterling Galt
Walkersville
Frederick
Farewell for Rev C Robert Sutton at St Timothy’s Church
Twenty years ago on April 22 1945 members of St Barnabas and St Timothys chapels held a surprise farewell for The Rev C Robert Sutton at St Timothy’s Church after services. About 75 attended. FRANK H. LEWIS Elm Street School principal to speak to Junior Civic Club Monday 7:30 p.m. at C Burr Artz Library. Mrs Richard Potts of Court Square visited Sunset Hills Fairfax County Virginia. German officials claimed 1 500 000 Russian troops siege Berlin batter suburbs and flank southwest of the city.
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ST. Barnabas
St. Timothy’s
C. Robert Sutton
St. Timothy’s Church
Frank H. Lewis
Elm Street
C. Burr Artz
Richard Potts
Court Square
de Long Bowman
Sunset Hills
Fairfax, County, Va
Berlin
Washington study on crime and federal policy
Washington analysis argues the war on crime is being lost as violent crime rises nationwide. It urges increased state and local funding, cites FBI 1984 figures for murders and assaults, and criticizes federal budget priorities and constitutional protections that hamper public safety efforts. It calls for at least 5 billion in funding to states for crime control and a shift toward safer communities.
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Washington
FBI
United States
Jonson
America
Supreme Court
Congress
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