Johnson Ford clash shows power shift in US government
The piece argues President Johnson holds overwhelming audience power in public exchanges, while House Minority Leader Ford struggles to be heard. It compares US executive dominance with Britain's parliamentary dynamics, noting communications tech reshapes constitutional balance and warnings about growing executive leverage.
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House
Gerald Ford
Donnybrook
Johnson
Ford
United States
Europe
Executive Department
Congress Page System Faces Overhaul Proposal
Representative William Hull of Missouri seeks to radically revise the congressional pages program. He proposes raising the age to 18 to 24, limiting posts to college students who have completed one year, with pay reduced to 3640 a year.
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Congress
William Hull
Missouri
The
Corps of Pages
National Capital
Rep. Bull
Rep. Hull
Page
City Light Plant Auction Ends Frederick Landmark Era
The old City Light Plant at East and Second streets faces auction on August 18. Built in 1904, it powered Frederick with steam then diesel, later switching to Potomac Edison. The site, remained with city offices and yard, now slated for sale as industrial land, leaving memories of past electric operations and city leaders.
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Frederick
Old City Light Plant
East
Second Streets
City Hall
East Street
Fourth
Lowenstein
David Lowenstein
Clara Lowenstein
Lowensteins
Novitate
Jesuits) Academy of
Randolph Martz
William M
Bill) Bader
Harry Baker
George
Scruff) Wallace
Old City
Dairymen Form Frederick County Association
In Frederick County a few hundred farmers and dairymen formed the Dairymen's Association of Frederick County. The new corporation is capitalized at 500 and divided into 1 000 shares. Rev William Wilson D D will speak at Braddock Heights on What Dollars Will Do. State Department officials say they cannot obtain relief from censorship on mail and cable messages via Europe.
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Frederick County
Dairymen’s Association of
Washington
William Wilson
D.D
The
Presbyterian Church
Braddock Heights
State Department
Europe
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Highlights
August 7 1945 report recalls First Lieut Oliver R Nicklas returning to Frederick after over a year amid B 29 raids while others endured harsher times Support for bus service linking Rocky Ridge Mount St Marys College and Emmitsburg is voiced by diverse groups and individuals Officials discuss atomic destruction targeting Tokyo or another major Japanese city as a potential shortcut to end the war and reshape the postwar world
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Frederick
Japan
Oliver R. Nicklas
Rocky Ridge
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Tokyo
Time magazine and U S views on Communism and war
The piece argues that moral weight can exceed military force in shaping world destiny. It calls on President Johnson to use factual U S and Time Magazine insights to explain the origins of the Vietnam conflict and to place responsibility on the Communists, urging a global information effort to prevent wars and foster lasting peace.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Magaine
United States
Moscow
Peking
Europe
Africa
Latin America
Southeast Asia
U.S
Indonesia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
U S
Manchester Guardian
Russia
West
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Thomas M. Heilbruner
Lewis H Moberly
Hiram Bartgis
Lewis H. Doll
Lewis Brunner
John E. Fleming
Aquila R Yeakle
William F. Chilton
George Edward Smith
John Edward Schell
Lewis H. Fraley
Gilmer Schley
Lloyd C. Culler
Elmer F. Munshower
Donald B. Rice
Jake” Rarnsburg
Hamilton Avenue
T. Edgie Russell Contracting Company
Magaha
Department of Public Works
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Washington Today
Sy Devia Tenrenes
Walt Rostow
McCarthy
World Peace Council
Prague
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Vienna
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