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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1966
Page
4
Seeds Of Violence In China Under Cultural Revolution
A 1960s style meditation notes that Mao era upheaval, Red Guards, and cultural revolution zealout clash with Western influence. It argues revolutionary violence will rebound on the Communists, predicting future internal collapse and world rioting against communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Red Guard
Mao Tse - Tung
Confucius
Mac - Marx
Mao
Lin Piao
Far-Out idea to dam Long Island Sound for fresh water
A federal water resources committee urged far-out ideas to ease water scarcity. Columbia geologist Robert D. Gerard proposed dams at both ends of Long Island Sound forming the nation’s largest freshwater lake. Fresh water from Connecticut and Housatonic rivers could fill the Sound in seven and a half years, supplying New York City twelve times over and funding toll revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Long Island Sound
Robert D. Gerard
Columbia University
Sound
Connecticut
Housatonic
New York City
rTevenue
Wiliam S. Wise
Water Resources Commission
Letters to the Editor from Maryland residents
A collection of reader letters discusses Dirksen Amendment support for school prayer and religious exercise, parking for draftees in Frederick, and a complaint about Elm Street School starting at 8 30 rather than 9 00, urging adjustments for younger children and better local policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirksen
Legislative
Congress
Supreme Court
Frederick
Baltimore
Noble Barbara Fritchie
Fredericktown
Elm Street
Thomas Johnson
Russell L. Baker
Maryland
Red China reshuffles leadership shifting from rigid Marxists to pragmatists
Ray Cromley recalls Yenan era figures, noting Liu Shao-chi’s purge and the rise of pragmatic intelligentsia linked to Soviet ties. The new leadership favors experts who blend theory with practical politics, balancing propaganda with modern weapons while wary of U.S. actions in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Yenan
Peking
Liu Shao - Chi
Mao
Liu
Marx
Lena
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Asia
International Communist
United States
South Viet Nam
Taxes Paid by Deadline Spark Local Rush
In Frederick County on August 31 1916 a large crowd paid state and county taxes at County Treasurer Roger G Harley ahead of the deadline with no interest until September 1 after which charges apply. The Braddock Heights Casino Company planned a Labor Day fireworks exhibition atop the mountain and scheduled dancing hours. Prof Sidney B Haskell lectured to farmers at the YMCA auditorium on soil conservation and best use of acreage for improved yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger G. Harley
Braddock Heights Casino Company
Frederick County
YMCA
Sidney B Haskell
Frederick Fair Catalogue and Awards for 84th Event
The Official Catalogue and prize list for the 84th Frederick Fair debuting to advertisers and society members. Fair dates are October 15. Navy and Marine veterans were hosted by the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association with an outing and chicken dinner at Camp Kanawha. Herman W. Ordeman, after 37 years in engineering, retires and plans to move from Staten Island to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Frederick
Frederick County
Herman W. Ordeman
Daniel T. Ordeman
Staten Island
Kennedy Moves for Voice in Democratic Party Power
Washington Today analyzes Robert F. Kennedy as he builds influence inside the Democratic Party across New York and nationwide. The piece notes his potential 1968 bid for vice president or 1972 for president, aided by Gallup polls, Catholic voting patterns, and his behind the scenes role in shaping nominations while distancing himself from hard decisions on Vietnam and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Empire State
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
New York State
Gallup
Johnson
Vietnam
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Mr. Humphrey
Bobby” Kennedy
Chicago
America
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Humphrey
Bobby
Lyndon Johnson
South
Jose
Democratic Party
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Adamstown
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Unionville, Md
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Geneva
Srae
By Ray Cromley
News-Post
Washington Today
R David Lawrence
Democratic
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