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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
4
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Marshal Chuikov argues that a defense against nuclear weapons exists and urges comprehensive civil defense in the Soviet Union. He contrasts Moscow’s shelters with plans to expand subways for protection and calls for training of all citizens, claiming civil defense reduces casualties and can deter nuclear attack.
In the UN debate, France argued that Peking has the right to lay down conditions for its participation in the world body. The remark drew comparison to a recalcitrant candidate forcing society to conform to its terms.
Society Maximus notes Viet Nam involvement adds a new wrinkle to warfare as editors imagine how decisive battles might unfold under modern democratic scrutiny. A Roman scribe is imagined debating Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon with a spot poll showing mixed public support and political calculations.
The column asserts France earns about 150 million dollars annually from gold and trade linked to Vietnam, aiding the Viet Cong and hampering U S efforts. It details smuggling via Cambodia, Mekong ship exchanges, and covert French-Chinese trading firms using Saigon licenses to move hard currency and goods, some legally, some for illicit Viet Cong gains.
A Frederick County letter argues against constructing a large man made lake at Cunningham Falls State Park saying it would threaten the valley’s wilderness character and require a widened highway, instead favoring preserved natural recreation and limited development. It cites Camp David’s history and worries about external demand, traffic, and water use impacts. The piece names M of Carpenter and Ridge Road in Frederick Maryland.
Fifty years ago, December 2 1916, the White Cross Milk Company's plant in town was sold at public auction for 27500 to the New York based Borden Milk Company. Receivers Charles McC Mullican and William Browning noted it was the second receivership for the plant as Borden plans major expansion. YMCA runner Charles Mullican blamed a two minute handicap for his marathon loss and challenged winner Howard Hood to a 20 mile race for a purse.
Twenty years ago a Frederick farm laborer William C Spellman Route 4 lost his left arm above the elbow when a loaded shotgun slipped from the front seat of his truck in a barnyard and exploded after a rabbit ran by. He had been given the day off by Renn Brothers for Thanksgiving. Also noted is Dr T Clyde Boutson taking oath as chief judge of the Orphans Court and Gov Herbert R O Conor naming J Welty Fahrney and ex Sheriff William C Rhoderick to commissions, escorted by former Chief Judge Pinckney A Richardson who did not seek reappointment.
Washington notes a Look magazine condensation and Dulles rebuttal on a Freud Bullitt study tying Woodrow Wilson to psychoanalysis of policy making. The piece recalls Wilson’s day-by-day reactions and a Princeton student observer’s experiences, including coverage of Wilson’s 1922 nomination and eight years of daily reporting.
The account defends Wilson against claims of weakness claiming courage in entering World War I and opposing a Senate move on the League of Nations. It notes his stroke in 1919 led to Cabinet control and praises his advocacy for international reform, while acknowledging personal faults and political debate.
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