Indonesia May Form Its Own World League
Indonesian President Sukarno pursues a rival to the United Nations by proposing a new emerging forces alliance. He hints at a regional grouping similar to the Organization of African Unity and may raise the idea at the March African Asian conference in Algiers.
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E Akarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Organization
Young Nations
United Nations
Malaysia
U.N. Security Council
World Organization
United States
Britain
Nefos
Ganeso
Cairo
Organization of African Unity
Algiers
U Thant
Foreign Office
U.N
New York
Philippine
China
Philippines
Manila
al Masan
Federation
Southeast Asia
Moylan Loses 2nd Aide Over Wages Crisis
Charles E. Moylan Jr state public prosecutor accepted the second resignation in a week as Robert F. Freeze left citing inadequate pay. Moylan warned salary limits hinder attracting career lawyers while praising Freeze for his speed and skill in Criminal Court and urging higher pay to retain top talent. Freeze said private practice pressures forced his exit after about two years, praising Moylan as a brilliant, honest administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Moylan, Jr
Robert F. Freeze
Moylan
Bob Freeze
Maryland
Freeze
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital list numerous families welcoming new children between December 28 and December 21. The entries name parents, residences, and newborns including Beth Anne Nashoff, Dale Allen Miller, Douglas Wayne Huffman, Nelson Perry Cessna, Sally Ann Mentzer, Steven Wayble Kline, Selena Renee Curtis, Clint Thomas Shankle, Diana Ann Tensil, Dana Ree Gartrell, Ronald Todd Hoffman, Natalie Renee Goad, and other details, with mothers’ former names where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin J Nashoff
Walkersville
Beth Anne
Dayhoff
Patricia Flora
Pleasant
Meredith E. Miller
RFD
Frederick
Dale Allen
Leo W. Huffman
Douglas Wayne
Huffman
Ctty Lawhorn
Goshen
William N. Cessna
Nelson Perry
Cessna
Janice Jeffries
Cumberland
Francis J. Menzer
Jefferson
Sally Ann
Mentzer
Sally Harley
Marion F. Kline
Fairview Avenue
Steven Wayble
Kline
Margaret Wayble
SP-3
James E. Curtis
Stewart Manor
Selena Renee
Curtis
Chevyl Hunley
Atlanta
Thomas W. Shankle
Clint
Thomas
Albert L. Runkles
Dickerson
William J. Tensil
West Patrick Street
Diana Ann
Howard G. Gartrell Jr
Trail Avenue
Dana Ree
Ronald Lee Hoffman
North Bentz Street
Ronald Todd
Arthur C. Goad
Stewart Manor Apartments
Natalie Renee
Goad
Carol Dean Frye
Langley
S. Car
Dorothy Dix on Differences Between Women and Men-In Minds
Joyce Brothers explains that men are more objective and theory oriented while women rely on intuition and immediate practicality. The piece notes differences in sensitivity and reasoning, with mutual differences seen as complementary and beneficial to marriages and partnerships.
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Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Helen Deutsch
Allen Beck
Steel price trends top concern for 1965 economy
The AP reports the Johnson administration frets over steel price increases wage demands and stockpiling as a potential inflation trigger. Union pressure and rising profits are debated by both labor and management while the industry worries a strike or higher prices could slow economic growth in 1965.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Steelworkers
Police Recover Stolen Truck
Police yesterday recovered a 1964 panel truck stolen with about $4000 worth of electrical equipment from Wayside Radio Company on New Year’s Eve. Lt. Ellis G. Carty said the truck was found on DePaul Street in Emmitsburg where it had been parked since Friday. The truck was empty and investigators seek the 16 portable televisions and 95 transistor radios missing from the haul.
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Wayside Radio Company
Ellis G. Carty
City Police Detective Bureau
DePaul Street
Emmitsburg
Postman's Farewell From Rural Ky Route
Arthur Webb, a rural mail carrier in Hawesville Kentucky, sent a farewell postal card to all families on his route the day before retiring. The note expresses thanks for the support and shared experiences of delivering letters, joys, sorrows, and forgiveness for mistakes.
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Hawesville
Arthur Webb
Mystery Wife Question and Subconscious Marital Fit
A reflective piece discusses how a silent wife remains a mystery and asks what makes a husband, noting how touch can revive past joy. It suggests seeking Dr Joyce Brothers for a leaflet on marriages and hints at a future topic on dealing with circles under the eyes.
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Bell- McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix
Cut Your Own Taxes New Minimum Standard Deduction
The 1964 tax rules introduce the New Minimum Standard Deduction. For income under 10 000 and non itemizers it adds 200 plus 100 per exemption to the regular 600 per exemption, with a 1000 cap overall. It saves low income families and students, and affects married separate filers with new tables and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray DE Crane
Asso
Tax deduction rules change under new minimum standards
The article explains two deduction methods 10 percent of total income and the new minimum standard. For unmarried head of household and married filing jointly, taxpayers automatically receive the smaller of the optional standard or minimum standard deduction. A follow up notes reporting income and promotes a 6 page book with tax guidance available for 50 cents at the News-Post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News - Post Business Office
Montgomery Council Debates Ethics Law Terms and Witness Oath
The Montgomery County Council debated a proposed conflict of interest ordinance. Mayor Hepburn urged shorter terms for the ethics commission and stronger limits on oath sworn testimony. Councilman Williams supported similar term concerns while others debated recording private conversations and publicizing telephone discussions. The county attorney will revise provisions before a final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Council
Mary A. Hepburn
Jerry Williams
Grover Walker
Cleatus Barnett
Goodyear Guide for Safe Flat Tire Change
This booklet directs a woman on handling a flat tire with step by step procedures. It includes diagrams illustrating the correct actions and gear to use, emphasizing safety and practical, hands on tips for roadside tire changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Smiling 92-Year-Old Mary Snyder Shares Longevity Secret
Mary Elizabeth Snyder turns 92 and, though bedbound, keeps a bright outlook. Her simple formula for a long life is slow eating and not rushing, plus a calm attitude. She lives with her daughter in law Grayson Snyder after years in Mt Pleasant and Frederick city. She has a son who died in 1959 and a grandson Lucille Ecker of Hagerstown, plus four great grandchildren.
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Mary Elizabeth Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
George W. Sny
Der
Snyder
Grayson E. Snyder
Lucille Ecker
Hagerstown
Linda
Teresa
Mark
Charles
J Role
Pleasant
Hanover Inches Toward Loss of Last Movie Theater
A Philadelphia theater company plans to close the State Theater in Hanover around February 1 after completing current film commitments. The Park Theater closed months ago, leaving Hanover with limited cinema access despite efforts to extend operations.
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Hanover
William Goldman
Philadelphia
Arthur C. Sheets
Chamber of Commerce
State Theater
Frederick
Canter Square
Park Theater
West Chestnut
North Frank
Army Extends Lead Over Navy to 31 29 in Series
Army now leads its football series with Navy 31 to 29 after five games ended in ties. The update notes the historic rivalry and the current overall margin.
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Army
Navy
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ead
Business Review
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Montgomery Board
Monual
Weaver Bros
Weaver Bros. Inc
Weaver Bros., Inc
North Market Street
St. Paul St
Baltimore
Metropolitan Life Insurange Company
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