1965 To Be Decisive Year In History Says U Thant
U Thant told the American Newspaper Publishers Association that Viet Nam will shape world affairs in 1965 and urged all parties to seek a peaceful solution. He stressed the press plays a key role in fostering informed public opinion while cautioning against sensationalism and violence.
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U Thant
New York
Viet Nam
United Nations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Thant
Anpa Foundation
Cetin Remzi Yuregir
Yeni Adana
Turkey
Alberto Gamza Paz
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Teenage Dance Set For Church Cemetery
In Luton's parish church yard a youth dance and hot dog roast are planned for May 1. Rev. Turnbull defends the event as part of a special service with music by The Wanderers, noting the dance will be held amid tombstones and has church approval while acknowledging potential eyebrows from some observers.
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London
Michael
Turnbull
Luton
The
Wanderers
Carroll Civic Group Protests Md. 84 Road Conditions
Carroll County civic association seeks immediate reconstruction of 2.3 miles of Md. 84 from Md. 75 to Uniontown Road as public officials promise action. County legislator Clarence D. Long asks Roads Commission chair John Funk to review county projects through 1970 after noting this section was omitted. Senator Thomas R. O'Farrell cites SRC assurances to the association.
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Uniontown
Carroll County
Clarence D. Long
John Funk
State Roads Commission
Thomas R. O'Farrell
Funk
SRC
Md 84 widening planned amid school bus concerns
Residents and officials urge widening Md 84 on River Road near Poolesville citing narrow shoulders and deep ruts that endanger about 12 school buses carrying 300 students daily. Demonstrators from the Congress of Racial Equality protest Dunbar High School facilities while juveniles face driving privilege restrictions and fines.
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Northern Municipal Court
Congress of Racial Equality
Dunbar High School
Convicted At Drag Races In Rockville Court
A total of 18 youths were convicted last week in Rockville Peoples' Court on charges from a drag race roundup. They were found guilty of unlawful assembly after Montgomery County and State Police testimony described lane numbers and finish lines.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Peoples’ Court
Sit-In Group Granted Bail For Jury Trial in Baltimore
Twenty eight demonstrators arrested during a sit in at the city Board of Education offices were released on bail after electing a jury trial. Judge Jerome Robinson set the conditions and scheduled a jury action.
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Baltimore
City Board of Education
Jerome Robinson
Maryland Daylight Saving Time Applies Except In Garrett County
Daylight Saving Time began at 2 a.m. statewide but Garrett County rural areas did not adjust. Garrett County towns observing DST switch back to standard time a month earlier, with DST lasting until the last Sunday in October elsewhere in Maryland.
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Garrett County
Maryland
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Chicago
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Tannie Rooney
San Francisco
Wurlitzer
Mute Shop
Ennoys
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Junior Elf
Daniel Boone
Dacron & Cotton
Dacron
River Road
Poolesville
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Fairbanks
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