Home Rule Debate Presses County NorM on Form
The piece argues quality leaders matter more than administration form and warns against fear-driven reforms. It discusses Frederick County considering code versus charter home rule as a path around reapportionment, noting code limits state-specified powers while charter grants near autonomy.
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Irvin Renn
Renn
Sembly
Frederick County
Extra Curriculars Urged to Prevent Youth Suicides
A three year study of 41 adolescent crisis reports in New Jersey finds lack of confidants and absence from extracurriculars linked to suicides. Authors urge mass participation in activities to provide friendship and support over pure academic achievement.
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American Association of School Administrators
Cast
New Jersey
Ranger Moon Flights Confirm Precise Targeting in Space
The Ranger program demonstrates United States scientists can place a vehicle near its target at the scheduled time, a key factor in planned manned moon missions. Ranger 7 and Ranger 8 achieved successful landings and returned thousands of lunar photographs aiding surface analysis and spacecraft design decisions for future manned flights.
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United States
Ranger 7
Ted
U.S. Counterinsurgency Plan Proposed to Stop Communists
A plan from ten veteran officials proposes four year preinsurgency programs in ten target countries including Chile Ecuador Peru Brazil Congo. The approach blends propaganda, training, and economic reform to curb communist organization before it forms, with phased actions and large funding.
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Viet Nam
Latin America
Africa
Middle East
Chile
Panama
Congo
Iran
Asia
Far East
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Reds
Ecuador
Peru
Brazil
Johnson
Freedom Fighters
What Do We Do Next In Viet Nam Special Report
A special report argues Moscow nurtures a prolonged Sino Soviet duel with the United States. It links Kosygin’s North Vietnam trip to a broader plan and warns Mao’s rise challenges US policy in Asia and Laos. It questions a direct peace by negotiating with Red China and calls for a reassessment.
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Viet Nam
Russia
Red China
United States
Kosygin
North Viet Nam
Moscow
Mao Tse - Tung
Hanoi
Pleiku
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Defense
McNamara
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Lenin
Leonid Brezhnev
Stalin
Hitler
Mao
Asia
de Gaulle
Geneva
China
Sinkiang
Pentagon
Mag
Laos
War report notes Russians cross Bobr River in Poland
Berlin dispatch says the Russians crossed the Bobr river in two places in northern Poland. The same issue records social news from Frederick with Mrs. Crothers hosting Harriet’s third birthday celebration at West Church Street. It also notes a heavy rainfall in Frederick and a Telegram confirms Dr. Alleine Williamson as Postmaster of Frederick after Senate confirmation.
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Berlin
Bobr
Poland
William J. Crothers
West Church Street
Harriet
J. Alleine Williamson
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago War Time Notes From Frederick
Mrs. Chauncey Ahalt of Dayton visits her mother near Frederick while her husband serves in the European theater. Col George E Ijams and Mrs Ijams of Baltimore dined with Mr and Mrs W Harry Haller at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs Colonel Willis and Miss Suzanne Willis relocate to McClellan apartments after living with Dr Bernard Davis and Mrs Robert Hammond. Frederick County World War II honor roll, nearly 5000 names, slated to be placed on Courthouse Square North by April 2, per War Dads sponsors.
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Chauncey A. Ahalt
Dayton, O
William D. Zimmerman
Frederick
Mr. Ahalt
George E. Ijams
Baltimore
W. Harry Haller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Colonel Willis
Suzanne Willis
Bernard M. Davis
Robert Hammond
Rockwell Terrance
McClellan Apartments
Frederick County
Courthouse Square
Soviet Military Aid Moves To North Vietnam
Washington dispatches report Moscow claims to send ground to air missiles jet fighters and advisers to North Vietnam at Hanoi's invitation. The U S counters that aid to South Vietnam is at its government's request amid a broader Western push for trade and credit. The piece argues Vietnam lacks stable leadership and critiques postwar self determination under the League of Nations framework.
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Washington
Moscow
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Russia
Johnson
United Nations
League of Nations
Train a Nation for Self-Government and Global Strife
David Lawrence argues that colonial rule failed to prepare many nations for self-government. He cites Africa under French rule, Southeast Asia, and Europe, where Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria Hungary remain under Soviet influence. He warns United States influence should avoid entangling alliances while combating Soviet expansion and promoting freedom.
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Africa
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hunary
Germany
George Washington
United States
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