State and Local Roles in Educational Reform Declared
The piece argues for a state led approach to education reform, warning against overreliance on Federal aid and urging states to build planning machinery and form a Nationwide Educational Policy via an Interstate Commission. It cites Conant’s call for state initiated action and notes tax and local funding implications for Frederick County and beyond.
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State of the Union
Johnson O
Frederck County
Frederick
James B. Conant
Harvard
U. S
Germany
Conant
U.S. Office of Education
Vermont
California
New Jersey
Jevels
Fashion trends raise concerns over hems and work attire
A fragmented report notes shorter and tighter skirts influencing office routines and prompting dress code actions in New York department stores and Chicago banks. It recalls the postwar New Look era and urges women to defer fashion worries to personnel experts.
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Esnemics
New York City
Chicago
C.termined
Morality in foreign policy debated over Vietnam stance
Washington Today notes growing disillusionment with moralism in international affairs amid the Vietnam issue. It argues for practicality and self-reliance, urging continued support for democracy while acknowledging long, uneven struggles across nations.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
United States
Vietnam
Wilson
England
Africa
Asia
Adopt a Vietnamese Hamlet to Help Win the War
Ray Cromley argues individuals can aid South Vietnam by adopting a rural hamlet. Americans form small groups to support a village of 100 to 150 homes, fostering personal democracy and direct aid through correspondence with the Washington Corresponding Secretary, American Friends of Viet Nam, Kensington Maryland.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
Saigon
Viet Cong
U.S
Washington
American Friends of
Viet Nam
Homewood Parkway
Kensington
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
The item lists wartime notes from January 8 1945 including French batteries repelling German air raids on Dunkirk and Grand Duke Nicholas leading new Polish front attacks. It cites American advances in Belgium a blizzard, Mindoro Island gains and Luzon bomber strikes. It also notes motion picture honors for Bing Crosby and Jennifer Jones.
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News-Post
Retained Carroll Creek Bridge Links Watkins Acres Westbrook
The city preserves the long standing Carroll Creek bridge built before World War II as a vital link for the Watkins Acres and Westbrook areas. It recounts the bridge’s construction by the Grove and Mercer families, its early fording access, and the beam sag during installation before stabilizing as the original structure nearly thirty years old.
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Dents
Watkins Acres
Westbrook
United States
West Patrick Street
Albert Mercer
Wiliam Holzapfel
Mercer Farm
Carroll Creek
Groves
Mercers
The Poor Man's Philosopher 1965 Resolutions
A New York column offers humorous self improvement goals for 1965. It urges truthful acts, charitable giving, patient driving, respectful remarks, reading quality novels, helping at home, and avoiding harsh judgments, promising personal immortality if half are kept.
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Khrushchev
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Washington Today
By David Lawrence
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Russia
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Lawrence
By Ray Cromley
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Dover
London
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Hagerstown
Alice Crothers
West Church Street
Belgium
von Rundstedt
Mindoro Island
Paluan
Luzon
Bing Crosby
Jennifer Jones
Bernadette
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John W. Grove
Grove Boulevard
Lindbergh Avenue
Mr Grove
West Second — Street
Mr. Grove
Rosemont Avenue
Swastika Road
Fairview Avenue
New York
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