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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
4
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The text compares Truman and Johnson era Hawaii war councils and notes Giap’s contrasting strategies. It cites North and South Vietnam assessing guerrilla warfare and the need to win local support, disrupt lines, and strengthen morale. It also mentions New England towns resisting federal education funds amid independence concerns despite overall approval.
The article reviews Indonesia’s post coup situation with Moscow’s heavy role. It notes 500 Russian technicians, $1.7 billion in aid since the 1950s, ongoing projects in Java and Sumatra, and Indonesian training in the Soviet Union. It warns of Moscow seeking leadership, Chinese presence, and uncertain Western response.
Hal Boyle reflects on Abraham Lincoln born in Kentucky 157 years ago, chronicling early failures, persistence, and rise to presidency. The piece notes his swift fame, stormy marriage, and enduring popularity with children, highlighting his humble origins and ultimate significance in American history.
Lindley M. Garrison, secretary of war, tendered his resignation to President Wilson and it was accepted. The president’s refusal to press the continental army plan and Garrison’s opposition to the Philippine independence bill are seen as factors in his decision to quit the cabinet. In Frederick county, 60 percent of teachers fail to attend summer schools prompting a plan to organize a county summer school for about three weeks with competent instructors. A legislative enactment to pay $500 yearly to each of three Frederick fire companies is being considered.
The new high school built by Sisters of Charity at St Joseph’s college in Emmitsburg should be finished within two months. About 120 students are expected when classes begin in September. Dedicatory exercises may occur in late summer or fall. Frederick County roads were icy as temperatures fell to five above zero after a heavy snowstorm.
Washington columnist recalls President Johnson’s Hawaii remarks outlining why the United States must stop Communists in Vietnam. He warns against appeasement echoing Munich and notes shifts toward Southeast Asia security through alliances as a safeguard for small nations and US safety.
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