NATO Faces Superior Warsaw Pact Forces In Europe Showdown
An intelligence officer argues Warsaw Pact arms surpass NATO in tanks aircraft and heavy weapons, suggesting NATO would rely on U S nuclear power early if war broke out in Europe. The piece questions Enthoven’s earlier NATO strength estimates and shifts focus back to the European arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Europe
Alain Enthoven
U. S
Enthoven
Warsaw Group
Cal
James F. Dolson
U.S
European Command
Dolson
Pacific
Asia
Atlantic
Economic Forum Sees 1969 Growth Slower but Steady
The National Industrial Conference Board Economic Forum predicts 1969 growth at 6.5 percent GNP growth with real expansion around 3.5 percent. Unemployment is seen rising to 4.1 percent by mid 1971 and to four percent by year end. Inflation to ease to about three percent.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Economic Forum
Forum
Vietnam
Paul W. McCracken
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Hygiene Emphasizes Need for Public Cleanliness and Soap
The piece urges renewed hygiene education amid Hong Kong flu scares. It laments widespread neglect of soap and water in public restrooms and travel, calling on health boards and insurers to push school hygiene courses and mandatory public hand washing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Courts May Redraw Public School Financing System
Editorial argues the Supreme Court may declare state public school financing unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment equal protection clause. It cites disparities between rich and poor districts, notes calls for statewide teacher salaries, and discusses potential legislative remedies versus judicial action. It highlights Woodlawn Chicago and Winnetka as emblematic examples and mentions broader national suits pending in several states.
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Supreme Court
States
Michigan
Ilinois
Virginia
California
Julian H. Levi
University of Chicago
Woodlawn
Chicago
Winnetka
Observations on the FAB meeting on race relations
The note recalls the January 3 1949 FAB gathering with Frederick black and white representatives. Warren Dorsey of Fort Detrick reframes the core issue as the white view of blacks as sub human, arguing this belief hinders real communication and worsens housing and other problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dorsey
Thia Acean
Racial Dilemma Urges Community Acceptance in Frederick
The author argues Myron Randall faces prejudice despite odds and that only mutual humanity can solve the racial dilemma. He calls for broad community acceptance of bi racial dignity and cultural relearning, while leaders should align with current employment and housing laws to avoid continued poorer conditions in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Frederick
Confarm- Inc
Fredericks Portunalee
Vialide
Fifty Years Ago In The News Post Items
The News-Post files recount Theodore Roosevelt’s death and local reverence after he visited Frederick. Farm institutes draw broad interest as farmers seek scientific knowledge for crops. A Point of Rocks resident with smallpox improves, but spread risk remains. The Gapland grain elevator at Burkittsville burns, destroying stored grain. A fire in Frederick destroys a chicken house with eighty fryers amid a water shortage. Preliminary dedication talks for Frederich Airport port take place with AML American Airways. Community Players announces Arsenic and Old Lace tryouts at Winchester Hall. Brunswick municipal building nears completion after delays from material shortages.
Kindergarten Cuts Loom Over Maryland Counties
State budget talks reveal some Maryland counties may drop kindergarten programs next fall due to space and teacher shortages while others plan expansions. The debate centers on funding, with several counties already relying on state and federal aid, and ongoing concerns about salaries and crowded classrooms.
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Maryland
Allegany
Dorchester
Talbot
Cooper- Hughes - Agnew
Carroll
Frederick
Wicomico
Charles County
Anne Arundel County
HEW
Howard County
Queen Anne’s
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Mildred L. Sowers
State Department of Education
Hle
Baltimore City
Prince George’s
Anne Arundel
Baltimore County
Frederick, Carroll
Calvert
Harford
Washington
Maydan meaning in radiotelephony Q M signals
In radiotelephony the distress call Mayday signals from aircraft. The text also mentions SOS as a sea distress signal. The California state flag features a grizzly bear.
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Gud
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ine Uy
Ihs News
Hasan AP
NATO and the
Red Forces
Berry's
By Don Oakley
James B. Conant
Education Commission of the States
American School Board Journal
Education Commissioner
Massachusetts
Barnard College
Columbia University
New York City
Myron Randall
News-Post
Formes
Theodore Roosevelt
Point OF Rocks
Montevue Hospital
T. Clyde Boutson
Hamilton W. Shafer
Burkittsville
Gapland
Earl Ussard
Braddock and
Catoctin Avenues
Frederich
AML = American Airways, Inc
Citzens
Ital
Community Players, Inc
Winchester Hall Auditorium
Arsenic and Old Lace
Brunswick New Municipal
Agnew
Annapolis
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