Comrades in Cuba Loom Large in Latin American Tension
Washington editor notes Communist influence growing in Cuba and Venezuela, urging careful U.S. policy. He cites a Johns Hopkins report by Milton Eisenhower, recommending non-recognition or non-cooperation only when appropriate, while keeping aid and diplomacy open to foster democracy. The piece discusses embracing democratic leaders and avoiding blanket withdrawal from dictatorships, stressing nuanced actions rather than broad policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
David Lawrence Washington
Comunists
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
United States
Shew
Middle East
Gettine
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Um Hus
Nixon
Latin America
Erander
Latin América
Armeneam
Giasko
Khrushchev
Geseva Weelemaz
January 5 1968 front page summary
Fragmented OCR text references prices and earnings data, production metrics, and a publication date of January 5 1968. It mentions Associated Press sourcing and public notices or advertisements, but key names and events are unreadable.
Alaska Joins Union as Forty-Ninth Star Is Welcomed
A 1776 era letter from Joan Dickinson is cited as praising Alaska joining the United States and the moral value of state rights. The piece argues for eternal vigilance of state privileges, warns against federal centralization, and invokes patriotic lines about unity and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale
kKoben
Amervan
Ameria
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
Hawaii
Republic
Jefferson
Washington
Joan Dickinson
Fifty Years Ago Bems From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on January 8 1900 the News columns recount real estate sales with Leh selling a property on Market Street to Sharpe for 294, Marshall E Schaeffer selling a house and lot on Trail Avenue to Dr and P Appleman for 27, Samuel Marino selling a Ping end Mt on South Bentz Street, Charles H Heffner selling on UK, and Francis Smith buying Weswood Street property. The piece notes two silver cups awarded to a festive event and mentions teachers organized by Prov Lin ds Palm president of Chester Clem Treick with a roster including Buckeysiovn and Miss Mary Co Freserich as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Marshall E Schaeffer Sola
Freerug
Milton Ferg Boece
Boreas
Apoyo Wells
Linsd Palmer Emmitsbu
Chester
Twenty Years Ago in The News Torslumex
A 1938 Frederick County Agricultural Society meeting heard profits near 99.5 percent with most of the funds used to cover debt and weather the Depression era. A man in a suit was found dead in the Potomac river after an incident at Frederick Junction bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredereck
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Par
Mupocacy
Frederick Junction
Holy Eucharist at St George's Mt Savage
In a traditional service at St George's Mt Savage the Rev Leather received the first Holy Eucharist at 6 pm Tuesday. Family members including Mrs Alonzo Ungles and Mrs James Leather were present as the ceremony featured changes in vesting and sacramental symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo W Unglesbee Fredenck
James F. Leather
Mr. Leather
Leather
Christ Father
Leathiel Grodle Dd
St George’s Church
Mt Savage
Ordination Graced by Rex Leather at Emmanuel Church
More than 200 relatives and parishioners attend the Episcopal ordination of Rex Hubert Lee Leather at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The ceremony features Rev H Mattin Po Datdson, Bishop Woble C Powell, and a laying on of hands as Leather commits to church service and declares allegiance to the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Hubert Lee Leather
Basil de Lappmony
Emmanuel Epicopal Church
VW. Leather
Frederick
H Mattin Po Datdson
St John’s Church
Frosthure
Woble C Powell
Warst
Mr Loathe
H Maunsell Richardson
Emmanuel Church
Powell
Bshhop
Willawerdy
Trishop Powell
Jesus Christ
Gout Article Tracing Famous Sufferers and Myths
The piece notes that gout has afflicted many renowned men from Alexander the Great to Benjamin Franklin and argues the disease is a metabolic defect rather than a result of overindulgence. It cites a pamphlet claiming high living does not cause gout and discusses the hereditary nature and crystalline uric deposits typical of the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nature
America
Gou
Alexander the Great
Isaac Newton
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Goethe
Francis Bacon
Guy de Maupassant
Benjamin Frank Jain
Nees de Luibe
Church Leaders Stress Role of Church in Higher Education
Kansas City reports on the Evangelical and Reformed Church Commission on Higher Education and the Congregational Christian College Council meetings. Dr Andrew G Truxal of Hood College leads a lineup with Dr Otto Gerger and Dr Wesley A Hotchkiss. The campaign aims to raise 37.5 million for church related higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Commission On Higher Education of
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christan College Council
iThe E and R Church
General Council of the
Congregational Christian Churches
United Church of They
Christian Higher Education Fund
Route Numbers To Change In Maryland Road System
Jay Howenstine, founder of the National Society for Rippled Children and Adults, dies at 69. He served as the organization’s first executive director from 1945 to 1945. Property and highway officials discuss new Interstate designations in Maryland, with I 70S and I 70N names replacing current US routes and a potential I 270 pending final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
4Prederick
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
Tuckerman Lane
Wisconsin Avenue
Hancock
Hagerstown
E. Jay Howenstine
E Jay Howenstine
National Society For Rippled
Howenstine
Gout Remains Largely a Medical Mystery
The article notes gout as a largely unresolved medical issue with obesity worsening the condition. It cites dietary avoidance of rich foods such as sweetbreads anchovies sardines liver kidney brains and meat extracts and mentions patients attempt to control attacks.
Keefer Named Swamp-er Club President at Fire Hall Meeting
Ken neth L Keefer a United Fire Company driver was nominated for president of the Johnny Swamper Club at a Tuesday night meeting at the fire hall. His unopposed nomination signified election at the February meeting. Other officers nominated and unopposed include John L Barber vice president Herman B Miller secretary treasurer Norman F Bhannrinky Kaeroth Wo Wills and Frank White Sr to the executive board. Lewis B Marman the incumbent president was also nominated to the executive committee. Rodney L Shankle attended 60 of 90 alarms and was announced as winner of the fire fighter award by W Bartgis Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J Keefer
Swamper
Kenneth L. Keefer
United Fire Company
Johnny Swamper Club
John L Barber
Herman B Miller
Norman F. Bhannrinky Kaeroth Wo Wills
Frank White Sr
Lewis B Marman
Als
Rodney L Shankle
W Bartgis Storm
Personal News and Birth Notices from Local Families
Roy E. Baker Jr. entered Potomac State College in 1958 and joined Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity, serving as Davis Hall president and member of the Student Council. James Pasike of Middletown announces the birth of daughter Mary Ellen on December 31 at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown, mother Barbara Ann Young. Eddie Baugher turns four today on Grange Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E
Buddy) Baker Jr
Roy E. Baker
Narva Avenue
Potomac State College
Theta Sigma Chi
Davis Hall
Potomac State Student Council
James Pasike
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Mary Ellen
Barbara Ann Young
David H Young
Eddie Baugher
Edward Baugher
Pe- Grange Street
Local Hospital Admissions and Medical Updates
Among the ill, Mr Dorsey Lewis of Monrovia has entered Montgomery County General Hospital with a kidney infection. Mrs Charles B Myers of 22 South Market Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for Tuesday medical treatment. Mr George Z Best of Francis Scott Key hotel entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for medical care. Mr Eugene Doody of Route 1 Frederick was admitted to Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights Tuesday. Misses Opal Jane and Edwin Mae Snyder of Johnsville had tonsils and adenoids removed Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Nasr for Arab economic works halted by obstacles from the Arab League Council meeting in Cairo. The Iraq tactics affected the situation as reported. Mrs Gira Jones near Adimreperted ee re een ek ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Lewis
Monrovia
Montgomery County General Hospital
Charles B Myers
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Z Best
Francis ‘Scott
Edwin Mae Snyder
Edgar Snyder
Johnsville
Army personnel report home leave patterns for holidays
Local Army recruiters list personnel home on leave during the holidays and bound for various forts and overseas postings. Names include Johnston to Ft Ritchie, Rice to Ft Knox, Lindh to Ft McClellan, Condon to Ft Meade, Linton to Ft Belvoir, Hill to Ft Lewis, and others to Ft Gordon, Nike, Europe, and Baghdad-Damascus region. An East German premier Otto Grotewohl departs Baghdad after a four day visit to Nasser's UAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S. Army
Janice Johnston
New ‘Windsor
Ft Ritchie
Violet ‘Rice
Iiamsville
Ft. Knox
Fean Lindh
Laborye Town
Ft McClellan
Ala
Elizabeth Condon
Mt Aury
Ft. Meade
Rose Mc Keener
Woodsboro
Ft Meade
Gary J. Linton
Yellow Springs
Ft. Belvo
Baghrad
Damascus
Syria
Otto Grotewohl
Bagdad
Aier
Nasser
United Arab Republic
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Lawrence
Winchester
Seral
von See Pie
Lan Lage
Tohers
Forbes Burgess
Donald
Wood
William E Warren
Bacat
Palmer
Earl
Burdete
Marie
Arthur H Lambert
Robert C Hilke
Harold M Free
Iw Jth Offutt
Jerome —Utfute
Edward Fike
Charles R Ambrove
Thurmont
Burgess Lawrence 4A
Dorsey
Grayson Doub
Myersville
Jacob R
Utine Foungaton
Pew
Jobo § Fox
Lumen F Norris
Emmitsburg
Matthew R. Kerri Charles GC. Senith
Joseph Himmerman
Grace S. Zimmerman
Ballenger
M. Robert Ritchie
Castleman
Delbert S
Mr Young
George B Stupp
Young Stupp
David Lawresen
Ane
Muoth
Crain
Fredeebk
Ghursday, J
Januar
the News
Ems
Torslumex
Episcopal
Robert Lee Leather
Thomas Leather
James F Leather
Lewis Edward Leather
Buckeystown
Rev
Maunsell
Richardson
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Bere
Mr Leather
Noble C. Powell
Aigh
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Boston
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Chicago
Cleveland
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Indianapolis
Los Angeles
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Memphis
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Omaha
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Phoeni
Pittsburgh
Portland Me
Fortland Ore Tram
Rapid City
Richmond
St Louis
Salt Lake Cats
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
Boyle
Nasser Balted
Cairo
Nassser
Pam
Woos
Arab League Council
Gira Jones
Westminster
Ft. Toton NY
Charles Larston
Smithsburg
Ft Jackson, SC
Calvin C Davis
Woodbine
Derrick Dan Lancaster
Brunswick
Mood
Tex
Donald Bare
Frederi
Ick
Anthony Hans Rnberger
Mt Airy
Robert L Saylor
Walkersville
Nike
Weaghs
Ft Jackson
C. Howard C
Pook
Germany
Romand R Messer
William J. Mathews ‘Jr
Jrmory Miller
Hampstead
St Jackson
C. Ray Cornett
Sykeavile
Joseph Marzelle
Westmainster
C. Lee Holland
Europe
George Spriggs
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