Call for Airline Act to halt strikes and protect travel
The piece argues for a federal airline act similar to the Railroad Act to provide cooling-off periods during labor disputes. It cites President Kennedy using an emergency board in 1962 and warns that current airline strikes disrupt travel and freight, urging government-wide aviation labor controls and a Farm Corps plan to aid developing nations.
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Kennedy
Transport Workers Association
Pan American
International Association of Machinists
Vietnam
Cape Kennedy
Congress
The Poor Man's Philosopher Hal Boyle Quotes
New York AP column highlights amusing and surprising facts from mailbag letters. Topics include marriage longevity, skull strength, family murders, liver history, fashion shifts, prison costs, Roosevelt songs, speech tempo, violence as a weapon, mosquito bites, car ownership, Hemingway quotes, and ancient clothing practices.
Uncertainty Stirs Army Reserve Officers on Future Roles
Ray Cromley notes young Army reserve lieutenants and skilled specialists fear unclear plans for merging reserves with the National Guard and the resulting uncertainty. They want tough, mission-ready assignments and a stable program they can count on beyond their six-year term, warning that delays erode morale and readiness.
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Reserve
National Guard
Army of Civilian
Nance
Defense
M.namara
Second German submarine sails Atlantic in 1916 drive
Yesterday July 13 1916 Germany moves another step in its commercial submarine campaign against the Anglo French blockade the second submarine in world history is now on its way across the Atlantic Major Markey's Battalion of the First Maryland with Company A Frederick Company B Hagerstown Company C Cambridge and Company D Belair patrolled the American side of the Rio Grande last night due back at 6 pm this evening. A school board move to oust Prof Amon Burgee as principal of the Boys High School Frederick is opposed by supporters who plan petitions and a fight for reconsideration citing his accomplishments.
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Germany
Atlantic Ocean
Markey
Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cambridge
Belair
Rio Grande
Thirteenth
United States Infantry
Amon Burgee
Boys’ High
Leo Weinberg
Boys’ High School
Burgee
Twenty Years Ago News-Post Highlights Weather and Sports
Spotty storms swept the county with heavy showers in places and none elsewhere. A 15 minute afternoon shower soaked gardens, temp dropped to 60 degrees overnight. Miss Helen Jeffers, 18, won first in Baptist Better Speakers Contest with topic Christ Above All In Prayer. Frederick Hustlers play McCurdy Field, facing Stephens City for the first time. battery listed as Bean-ball Cubitt, Doty Remsburg.
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Frederick Hustlers
Frederick
Stephens City
Hustlers
Cubitt and
Doty Remsburg
McKenzie Or
Washington Today on Soviet propaganda in Vietnam war
Washington Today analyzes how the Soviet Union uses limited funding to gain global publicity, organizing demonstrations in Europe, Latin America, and Asia to sway opinion against U.S. foreign policy in Vietnam. It notes demonstrations abroad and at home, the lack of rebuttal by the U.S. government, and calls for Congress to expose funding sources.
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United States
Vietnam
America
Europe
Latin America
Far East
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Haiphong
Paris
London
Sweden
Denmark
West Berlin
Japan
Dean Rusk
Rome
Ments
Johnson
Voice of America
Congress
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Languid
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Mark P. Jeffers
Barnes
Washington Today
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