Taking the job to the man and the backcountry model
The piece argues against relocating workers to cities at great cost and social disruption. It urges bringing jobs to rural areas, citing how local communities and smaller towns sustain America. The author criticizes labor mobility experiments and favors regional job creation over mass relocation.
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Department of Labor
Labor Department
New South
Kent
Rocky Mountain
America
Wilkins rejects black power as anti white division
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP condemns black power as racist and dangerous. He argues it would unleash counterviolence, create chaos, and divide the nation, opposing COE and SNCC’s leadership push and warning against any nonviolence modification.
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Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Committee
Malcom X
Does Western Europe Still Need U S Troops
Analyzing De Gaulle's Russia tour and Moscow's Eastward shift, the piece argues U S forces in Europe are no longer urgently needed. It notes Soviet aims to contain China, strain on NATO allies, and the push to reduce European military commitments amid Vietnam tensions.
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de Gaulle
Russia
Europe
Asia
West
U.S. Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
East Germany
Moscow
United States
Viet Nam
China
India
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Egypt
North Korea
Mongolia
Kremlin
Viet
West Germany
U.S
NATO
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Gerry's World Opposes Viet U S Policy Letter to Editor
A reader identifies as part of a small minority opposing U S involvement in Vietnam. He argues the war is a moral and pragmatic nightmare and urges a just, swift end to the conflict. He references the July 2 editorial Rise to World Power and rejects the call to support victory.
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America
Vietnam
Protesting Vietnam War Policy by Robert C Warren Jr
Pastor Robert C Warren Jr voices strong opposition to U S actions in Vietnam calling them illegal, barbaric, and a grave affront to human rights. He argues military force cannot yield a just peace and urges conscience, warning Americans risk losing democracy and moral standing.
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Vietnam
America
Mess
Robert C. Warren JR
New Market
New Market Maryland
British Troops Advance North Of Somme Capture Guns
British forces report a fresh advance northwest of Contalinaison in the Somme sector with three more guns and several hundred prisoners taken. The gain comes from capturing a small wooded district as part of the ongoing offensive. The rest of the page mentions city refuse disposal talks at a regular meeting and Frederick Champs' seventh straight loss as they fail to hit when runners on base.
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Contalinaison
Somme
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
Twenty years ago July 21 1946 reports show garbage collection cost surpassed street maintenance and Water Department expenses in Frederick city per the auditor. Rev William H H Groff to be installed pastor of Thurmont Reformed charge at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church 7 30 p m with service led by Hoffmeier Sollinger Hamme. Other churches Apple s Rocky Ridge Reformed in charge. Peter W Chichester local businessman and former county agent says he will resign from the price panel if Congress restates price control per Leo H McCormick State OPA director.
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Frederick City
Water Department
William HH. Groff
Thurmont
Walkersville
M. F. Sollinger
Lewistown
Edward R. Hamme
Cavetown
Apple's Reformed
Rocky Ridge
Peter W. Chichester
Leo H. McCormick
OPA
Labor and Airlines Strike Crisis Faces Congress
Congress faces a nationwide airline strike risk that could disrupt travel and shipping. Five major carriers employ 94 000 workers and account for two thirds of United States air travel leading to possible public harm if binding arbitration or legislation is not enacted.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Kenedy
Arbitration Board
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