Not A Phantom War In Vietnam We Strike To Help Allies
Opinion argues the United States is deeply engaged in South Vietnam, not merely advising. It urges heavy sustained air strikes to interdict North Vietnamese reinforcements and deny sanctuaries in Laos and North Vietnam to stop the costly slaughter of both American and Vietnamese lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Pleiku
Bay of Tonkin
South Vietnam
United States
Donghai
Aleksei N. Kosygin
North Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Laos
White House
Cuba
U.S
Johnson
China
North
Viet Nam
Russians Warn They Will Not Hesitate in Vietnam Crisis
The piece argues Moscow would aid North Viet Nam in a broader Asia conflict but stops short of pledging to fight. It notes the Kremlin’s stance despite a rift with China and says Washington should drop any illusions about Soviet willingness to back the Viet Cong.
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North Viet Nam
Far East
United States
Viet Nam
Russia
Southesat Asia
U.S
Kremlin
Washington
Influenza cycles and vaccine timing analyzed
Public health experts note influenza outbreaks peak January to March but do not foresee a general 1965 epidemic. A cyclical A type influenza returns every two to three years with past outbreaks in 1913 and 1964. Vaccine development lags the virus, and each new strain resists full immunity, prompting ongoing research for a broad, long lasting vaccine.
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United States Public Health Service
North America
Nus
Rockies
Governors face large budgets and tax needs in 1965 66
The article compares California Governor Pat Brown and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller budget messages for 1965 66, totaling 7.5 billion, with two thirds earmarked for local education. Brown seeks 103 million more for local schools plus revision and pay as you go taxes, while Rockefeller pushes a 530 million tax boost and 197 million in school funding. Both face political pressure to fund growing populations and education.
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Bown
Brown
Pat Brown
Sacramento
Rockefeller
My Part By Ray Cromley on Laos bombing strategy
The piece argues U S bombing in Laos is piecemeal and ineffective, aiding North Vietnamese adaptation. It says limited daytime raids yield little military impact, boost enemy defense, and may signal U S indecision to Hanoi and Beijing while risking broader escalation.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Critcal
United States cautions Britain and Germany over flagUse
In a February 13, 1915 note the United States warned Britain and Germany that general flag use by British vessels would be viewed gravely. Destruction of any American vessel in the new war zone would trigger serious complications, the note says. A boy from Creagerstown, David A. Hoffman, 6, spoke with The Frederick News by telephone for the first time. County Commissioners approve 23 additional canvas jail cats with iron frames, vermin proof.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
David A. Hoffman
Creagerstown
Frederick News
Marshal Konev encircles Breslau advances in Silesia
Marshal Ivan Konev appears to have nearly encircled Breslau in Silesia and pushed forward 15 to 27 miles. His troops have established two bridgeheads on the Bober river within about 75 miles of Dresden. Twenty student nurses received caps and Florence Nightingale candies at the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home. About 50 neighbors held a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Harold M Free at Crum farm near Woodsboro where they have lived five years. During the war period ending February 28 the Red Cross has spent nearly 400000000.
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Ivan Konev
Breslau
Silesia
Bober River
Dresden
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Harold M. Free
Crum Farm
Woodsboro
Joe Eisenhauer’s Notebook Reflections on a Passing Path
A brief notebook entry notes that life is brief and urges doing good now because one only passes through this world once. The voice emphasizes immediate action and making the most of the present moment.
Faith and founders guide a noted Frederick citizen and invites
A rounded column recalls George A. Zeigler a Frederick resident and Mount St Mary's alumnus with a storied career from Standard Lime to Potash Export, plus civic work with the Community Chest and American Cancer Society. Invitations announce the Governor's Prayer Breakfast in Annapolis and nationwide Mayors and Governors events reaffirming faith in civic leadership and divine guidance.
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George A. Zeigler
Mount
Mount St. Mary’s College Alumni Association
Frederick
George Zeigler
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Flintkote Company
George
Standard Lime & Stone Co
Mount St. Mary’s College
Frederick (Md.) City
W. R. Grace Co
South America
Viacha
Bolivia
New York
Charleston
D. C
Naco Fertilizer Co
Potash Export Association
New York City
Zeigler
Community Chest
American Cancer Society
Maryland
Kiwanis Club
Boy Scouts
J. Millard Tawes
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Armed Forces
United States
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