Bipartisanship in Foreign Policy Through Ford Guided by Vandenberg
The article highlights Senator Arthur Vandenberg's bipartisan legacy in Allied foreign policy and links it to Rep. Gerald Ford Jr. Ford argues for selective Republican support of Johnson's foreign policy, notes opposition to aid to Nasser, and urges strong action in Vietnam with bombing if needed to achieve results.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Vandenberg
Johnson
Gerald R. Ford Jr
House
Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Senate
Amonty
Republican Party
Empmen
Nasser
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Pose
Free Trade Between United States and Canada Explored
The United States and Canada trade the most with each other of any nations. Canada’s exports to the U S total about $365 billion while U S exports to Canada near $37 billion. A Canadian American Committee has drafted a hypothetical plan for mutual discussion on broader free trade beyond automotive products.
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United States
Canada
Cnada
Onada
Europe
Good Samaritan War in the Second Time in a Month
A tale of a Good Samaritan reportedly aiding Soviet vessels near American shores. He allegedly allowed a Soviet airship to land in New York to refuel on its way to Cuba and let a Coast Guard cutter escort a Soviet tanker to New York for water and food. The event follows prior incidents, prompting hopes Moscow will rethink approaches near U.S. ships.
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Lucle Sam Ha
Distess
New York
Cuba
Coast Guard
Moscow
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Says Do Good Now
A reflective note quotes the belief that one should perform good deeds in the moment, since life is brief and passing through the world is temporary. The author urges action without delay.
Forty Year Heart Fund Campaign Volunteers Mobilize
Volunteers in Frederick city and county join the 1965 Heart Fund drive as the American Heart Association marks its fortieth year. Dr. C. P. Chapman notes progress in heart research, public education, and services while urging public cooperation in funding efforts.
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Heart Fund
American Heart Association
Frederick City
Heart Association
Heart
C. P. Chapman
Reader criticizes omission of contractor in history piece
A letter questions why Earl H. Cline, a local contractor, was not credited for conceiving the method to move and erect the Jug and Shrine projects. The writer urges recognizing his role and preserving Frederick County’s covered bridges and landmarks for future restoration.
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Jug
Frederick
Washington, D.C
Earl H. Cline
Ruth N. Smith
George May
Frederick County
Germany Pro Mulgated Blockade Order Against France
Germany issues a formal blockade directive aimed at France and warns neutral ships to stay clear of France’s north and west coasts. Robert Lebherz is reelected captain of the High School football squad from last season. William J. Grove, president and treasurer of the M. J. Grove Lime Company, returns from Washington after attending the National Lime Manufacturers' Association meeting. Braddock Heights Water Company advances plans to build a storage reservoir to address summer water shortages.
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Germany
France
Robert Lebherz
William J. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company of
Washington
National Lime Manufacturers’ Association
Braddock Heights Water Company
Heights
Twenty Years Ago News Briefs from The News-Post
The itemized slice reports Mrs Albert Dean of Cumberland visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Dorsey Mullinix of Mt Airy returning from Florida with their son Meade and daughter-in-law, Miss Mary Gene Kennedy of Baltimore staying with her grandmother in Thurmont before Cadet Nurses Corps entry, plus Berlin radio and Nazi high command notes. Russian bridgeheads over the Oder are claimed. Steinau southeast of Berlin falls to Soviet forces in a Silesia offensive.
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Dorsey Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Florida
Meade C. Mullinix
Sie
Mullinix
Mary Gene Kennedy
Baltimore
May Flory
Thurmont
Cadet Nurses’ Corps
Union Memorial Hospital
Steinau
Silesia
The Loyal Opposition Quiet On Budget Analysis
Washington Today laments the Republican lack of critique in Congress since the new session began. It cites the Johnson budget as misrepresented, noting a fake $99.7 billion figure and a supplemental $1.6 billion Agriculture deficiency bill that reveal the administration’s Budget to be an exercise in understatement and manipulation.
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American Heart Association
Washington
Congress
Britain
Republican Party
Johnson
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Department of Agriculture
Johnson Era Spending and Republican Opposition Challenges
The article notes federal outlays near 155 billion dollars and argues Congress Republicans lack a clear opposition strategy. It cites Sen. Frank Lausche criticizing widespread subsidies and predicts Appalachia style programs spread nationwide. It warns deficits weaken the dollar and urges organized opposition staff to analyze policy for public critique.
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Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Republican Party
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U.s.-Canada
Samaritan
Berry World
Joe Eisenhauer
Cline
News and Post
News-Post
Albert Dean OF
Cumberland
Berlin
Oder River
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
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