Frederick County Looks Back At 1965 With Pride
A 1965 retrospective notes Frederick County faced growth pains as expansion caused issues but highlights pride in law enforcement keeping crime from neighboring cities, volunteer fire companies preventing disasters, and civic groups improving the community as 1966 begins.
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Frederick County
Frederick
The Last Yankee Faces a Changing Senate Landscape
The piece notes Senator Leverett Saltonstall's retirement ends the era of the "last Yankee" in the Senate. It outlines Lodge and Kennedy's paths, Lodge's shifts to Army and UN, Kennedy's rise to the White House, and the likelihood of a fierce Massachusetts primary as Brooke and others enter the race for Saltonstall's seat.
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Leverett Saltonstall
Senate
Saltonstall
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
White House
Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
United Nations
South Vietnam
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Medical findings from Gemini 7 flight open door to long space missions
Dr Charles A Berry reports astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell showed circulatory and bodily effects not far beyond shorter orbits. After initial disorientation the conditions leveled off, minor irritations were eliminated, and the long flight proved safe for extended space travel toward the moon and Mars.
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Moon
Mars
Charles A. Berry
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell, Jr
1966 loom and Johnson's political trap in view
The piece surveys presidential politics as 1966 nears, weighing Lyndon Johnson's risks over Vietnam and the GOP's challenge. It examines how Republicans may struggle to present a peace stance while hawks dominate public talk, and questions whether party weakness or misread public mood will shape the coming year.
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Johnson
White House
Harry Truman
Viet Nam
Korea
Southeast Asia
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Republican Party
Cuba Exits Forcing Refunds And Barred Departures
A Cuban contact reports Castro restricts emigration by freezing bank accounts and clawing back drawn funds. Workers face five year stay pledges, denial threats, and public denouncement as traitors. Doctors technicians and 15 to 26 year olds are blocked, fueling discontent among government workers, peasants, and the Black community.
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Cuba
Castro
United States
Fidel
Havana
County officials to appoint district constables and tax supervisor
The Frederick News-Post reports that five men will be named as district constables and the county’s number one supervisor of tax assessments will be appointed by the County Commissioners today. Also noted is Cyrus Flook traveling to Newark Delaware to speak on agricultural and educational issues, returning by Saturday.
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Cyrus F. Flook
Board of County School Commissioners
Newark
Del
Flook
Farmer’s Institution of Delaware
United States Press Freedom Stance Questioned Abroad
Washington argues that U S actions undermine democracy by failing to protest expulsion of foreign correspondents and by allowing trade barriers with communist regimes The piece contrasts U S embargoes on Rhodesia with inaction on Poland Cuba Vietnam and Red China urging a firmer defense of press freedom and democratic principles worldwide.
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United States
Sam Jaffe
Moscow
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Washington
David Halberstam
Warsaw
New York Times
A. M. Rosenthal
Poland
U.S. Department of State
Cuba
Europe
Free World
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Durward W. Kettelis
Elmer G. Homrighausen
Princeton Theological Seminary
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