Substituting Grain Exports Faces European Market Changes
Farm leaders report potential to replace income lost from grain sales to the European Common Market. France and West Germany price shifts, subsidies, and a price regulation clause favor Common Market members over outsiders. US exports worth about 400 million dollars stand to decline with a 20 percent loss of European demand, urging Frederick County farmers to seek new markets through leadership and salesmanship.
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Department of Agriculture
Europe
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgian
Netherlands
Luxenbourg
United States
Canada
U.S
Frederick County
Decade Of Employment Shows Growth Amid Unemployment
The postwar decade saw a 15.5 percent rise in national employment from 1950 to 1960, with regions like the Far West and Southwest leading growth. The seven Plains states lagged at 5.7 percent due to shifts in agriculture and mechanization, while overall trends reflect continued job expansion despite persistent unemployment.
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National Consumer Finance Association
Far West
Southwest
Rocky Mountain States
Mississippi
New England
Southeast
Great Lakes States
Mideast
Appalachia
Seven Plains States
Freedom and Discipline for a New Generation
The text quotes Queen Elizabeth II urging youth to apply brains courage imagination and humanity to build a new world. It argues freedom requires discipline and civic rights like assembly and speech. It connects British Commonwealth youth to American youth in shaping the century.
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America
Britain
British Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Mockery Of Justice By A Congress Chairman
A New York man praised by Justice Gold for contempt of court faces a criminal warrant for failing to answer a summons about transferring funds to his wife. The piece singles out Rep Adam Clayton Powell as the man amid accusations of flaunting the judicial process while he travels the Caribbean and rarely attends Washington.
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New York
New York Supreme Court
Samuel M. Gold
Kagepa
The
United States Education and Labor Committee
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
Reapportionment Debate Shapes Congressional Power
Washington notes that reapportionment, now shaped by Supreme Court rulings, could shift political power toward urban majorities. Senator Aiken warns this may redraw control of legislatures, influencing taxation, spending, and programs affecting all Americans for generations.
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Washington
Congress
George D. Aiken
Vermont
United States
Supreme Court
Aiken
Johnson Opens Vast Agenda in State of the Union
The article analyzes President Johnson's 1965 state of the union message and his sweeping plan to address poverty, urban reform, education, health, crime, and discrimination. It notes the presidency faces immense global and domestic duties, with Republicans and Democrats debating the scope of presidential power.
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Washington
Nea
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Latin America
Southeast Asia
French Army presses Germans from North Sea to Alsace
Paris reports show the French Army battering German lines across the front from the North Sea to Alsace. World Almanac for 1915 arrives in Frederick, larger than before. Benjamin F. Grove sells his retail department to William M. Cecil and remains in the business. New York subway chaos causes 200 hospitalizations and a death amid fire and panic.
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North Sea
Alsace
Paris
Frederick
Benjamin F. Grove
South Market Street
William M. Cecil
New York
Frederick County Fair clears debts at annual meeting
Profits from the Fred erick Fair wiped out all outstanding debt of the Frederick County Agricultural Society at the annual life members meeting. John Dorsey Grove, son of Mr and Mrs James H Grove Jr near Frederick, hosted a party for about 12 cursory school students at Westview on Hood College campus for his fourth birthday. Mrs James Dulaney of Charlottesville Va will visit about ten days with Mr and Mrs C Howard Young at 112 East Church Street.
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Frederick
John Dorsey Grove
James H. Grove Jr
Westview
Hood College
James Dulaney
Charlottesville, Va
C. Howard Young
East Church Street
Viet Cong Strategy in Saigon Area Pushes U S Off Balance
The article outlines Viet Cong plans to disrupt U S South Vietnam pacification efforts around Greater Saigon. It describes Giap's strategy of forcing constant shifts in U S plans, aiming to wear down local forces and delay government regulars from arriving. The piece notes repeated adoption and abandonment of strategies as a key tactic in ongoing battles in Binh Gai and surrounding regions.
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Binh Gai
Saigon
Red Ho Chi Minh
Giap
Binh Gia
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Viet Cong win at Binh Gia amid heavy fighting
Ray Cromley describes sustained Viet Cong tactics in Binh Gia where Communist forces captured the town, set ambushes, and caused American and government casualties while government troops displayed notable bravery under heavy fire. The Reds used well trained, well equipped units and carried out practiced ambushes against superior forces.
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Binh Gia
U.S
South Viet Nam
Frederick High School Alumni Dance Publicity Thanks
A letter from E. P. Magaha Jr publicity chairman thanks the Frederick High School Alumni Association officers and Board for publicity of the 41st Annual Christmas Dance. It credits WHMI and WFMD radio news staffs and local media for helping make the event highly successful.
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FHS
The
Frederick High School Alumni Association
E. P. Magaha, JR
Young Place
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