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Ere Southern Ptg. & Meg. Co
North Co
Stalemate in Viet Nam May Hold Through Monsoon Season
The article argues the Viet Cong are not mounting sustained drives amid monsoon season. It credits continued U.S. bombing and troop buildup for balance while warning against over optimism. It notes inland operations remain limited and predicts a prolonged, costly stalemate with political strain in South Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Dog Days And The Endless Summer Paradox
The piece Playfully critiques dog days heat and mental fog, noting New York summons over air conditioning, a supposed FBI tenant, Johnson’s order to drill into Lake Passaic, a skeptical New Jersey geologist, San Francisco doctors pondering fat diets, and Lord Snowdon barred from bird’s eye palace photos, all pointing to an inevitable September arrival.
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New York City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
Interior Secre
Frelinghuysen Flags New Presidential Signmanship Trend
Congressman Frelinghuysen of New Jersey coins a satire about bill signings becoming theatrical events. He cites Johnson’s Gemini era jokes and imagines signing acts at places from Fort Knox to the Taft Carillon, suggesting a playful expansion of ceremonial politics.
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Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
House
Rep
Frelinghuysen
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Capitol
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Tiffany’s
Fort Knox
Georgetown
Taft Carillon
Capitol Grounds
Moon
Mr. Johnson
Cooper
Conrad
Texas
Letter to the Editor on Cunningham Falls Park lake and local recreation
A Frederick County reader argues for a proposed Cunningham Falls Park lake, noting nearby Cowans Gap in Pennsylvania as a model for swimming boating and fishing. He asserts broad local demand for recreational water bodies and clarifies he is not speaking for the Chamber of Commerce.
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Hal Neufeld
Frederick County
Cowans Gap
Pennsylvania
Cunningham Falls Park
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Letter writers debate Maryland lake plan and Vietnam policy
A reader urges building a Deep Creek Lake for freshwater recreation while protecting fish. Another letter criticizes Bruce Biossat's Vietnam war views, questioning aggression, democracy, and U S aims, arguing against prolonged conflict and calling America worth fighting for.
Let Him Stew In His Own Juice
The piece argues that dictators use trips and accusations to bolster prestige, citing Sukarno and Nasser. It notes Nasser's reliance on threats against the CIA, poor Egyptian economy, and failed long-range missiles. It urges U.S. restraint and history lessons, warning that appeasement seldom works.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Russia
Algeria
Ben Bella
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Egypt
Nasser
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Cairo
Saladdin
Tunisia
Bourgiba
Ure
U.S. State Department
United Nations
Sarouk
Naser
Feisal
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Col
Boumedienne
United States
U.S
Israel
State Department
Giana
Kwame Nkrumah
Controversy Over Tuberculine Testing Divides Maryland Officials
Fifty years ago in Frederick County Maryland discussions between the Dairymen's Association and the Livestock Sanitary Board led to a temporary suspension of tuberculine testing appraisals statewide. The meeting in Baltimore clarified the shift amid dairy cattle health oversight, while local scenes showed a woman in a suit with a cane seen by residents. Primary ticket forms for Republican and Democratic primaries were arranged alphabetically by the Board of Election Supervisors.
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Frederick County
Dairymen’s Association
Livestock Sanitary Board
Baltimore
Board of Election Supervisors
Birthday Beating Fined In Magistrate Session
Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett fined the first defendant $5 for drunkenness on Friday night after the man pleaded leniency citing his birthday. Pomona Grange plans a picnic supper Thursday at 8 pm in Baker Park, with softball tournament winners to contest the championship prior to the meal. State Fair Board funding applications received to back four county shows this fall at New Market and Lewistown. Chiang Kai-Shek urged Outer Mongolia independence, Tibet autonomy, and kept Hong Kong status as British crown colony pending talks.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Pomona Grange
Baker Park
the Grange
State Fair Board
New Market
Lewistown
Chiang Kai-Shek
Outer Mongolia
Tibet
Hong Kong
Percy Signals Disinterest in Illinois Senate Challenge
National view of Illinois politics centers on Charles Percy who hints at not seeking the 1966 Senate race, fueling talk of a 1968 governorship run. GOP factions split over Goldwaterites and moderates as William J. Scott weighs bids while Governor Kerner’s term looms uncertain amid redistricting and national party plans.
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Charles Percy
Illinois
Paul Douglas
Percy
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Goldwater
Goldwaterites
GOP
William J. Scott
Se “Ation
Scott
Douglas
Scot
Springfield
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Thois
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Los
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Biossat
Vietnam
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Eisenhower
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