Improve Frederick Freeway Dualization Urged by State Assembly
The northern leg of the Frederick Freeway should be dualized to handle increasing traffic. Proposals include bridges at Fourth and Seventh streets and paving, with U.S. 15 improvements tying into the route. Lawmakers urged action to complete dualization as soon as possible.
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Frederick
Fourth Street
U.S. 240
Baltimore
U.S. 15
Maryland 26
Tuscarora
The
General Assembly
Johnson Budget Sparks Alarm Across Business Circles
The Johnson budget faces strong criticism from business and financial sectors. Analysts call the near one hundred billion dollar figure misleading, noting a five point three billion cash deficit and self financing shifts that mask true costs. The report highlights research funding concentration, with Washington controlling most facilities and key states like California New York and Massachusetts dominating the share. Critics warn that this centralization harms independent inquiry and inflates long term spending.
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Johnson
Congress
First National City Bank of New York
Lion
Bank
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
House Space Subcommittee On Science, Research and Development
Washington
United States
California
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Washington Today on Vietnam War Chess and Poker Metaphor
The piece surveys a rising U S tension with China and the Soviet Union over Vietnam. It describes a controlled dangerous clash of words and warnings as Washington signals readiness to widen actions if necessary while President Johnson pledges to defend freedom and deter miscalculation.
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Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
United States
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
National Security Council
Western powers seek diplomacy as Vietnam crisis deepens
The piece reports on China and the Soviet Union warning against aggression in Vietnam and considering further measures. It notes demonstrations in Moscow, U S and allied editorial calls for diplomatic, not military, solutions, and British logic on resuming Geneva talks only if the Soviet Union initiates. It highlights casualty tolls and the risk of broader war as leaders weigh behind the scenes talks.
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China
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
U.S. Department of State
Johnson
United States
Kremlin
Vietnam
The
Chicago Tribune
Michael Stewart
Britain
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Landing Jets Aboard USS Hancock Pressures Pilots and Safety
Hal Boyle profiles Tom Mineau a landing safety officer aboard the USS Hancock in the South China Sea. He explains the Lens device guides jets to a four degree glide path with a precise two foot tolerance. Mineau values the demanding task and his preference to stay with jets over flying.
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Hancock
South China Sea
Tom Mineau
Mineau
Carrier Aviation
Air Force
Wilhelmina prize court action and local welfare rulings
The Wilhelmina cargo bound for Bremen will face prize court action after its Fremantle call. In Maryland a state agency rules horse drawn drivers are eligible for Workmen's Compensation. County politics see Thomas F. Haugh enter the race for county commissioner as the first Republican candidate. S. B. Shaw of Maryland Agricultural College led a field trip for high school students to prune fruit trees.
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Falmouth
Bremen
State
Industrial Accident Commission
Thomas F. Haugh
Ceresville
S. B. Shaw
Maryland Agricultural College
Agricultural Department
Boys’ High School
R. R. Lewis
Factors limit Chinese and Soviet Vietnam involvement
The analyst notes that neither Red China nor the Soviet Union can afford ground forces in South Vietnam. Mao and Kosygin avoid Korea-type commitments, while Moscow contemplates limited aid such as anti aircraft missiles and advisers. Increasing Chinese advisers accompany the Viet Cong, but no full-scale invasion is expected.
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Washington
Nea
Viet Nam
U.S
Peking
Mao Tse - Tung
Korea
Moscow
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Asia
Red China
Soviet Russia
China
Mao
Hei
South
Dong Hoi
Vinh Linh
Vosygin
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Cuba
Johnson
Soviet Union
Viet Cong
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