Foreign aid debate sparks Maryland taxpayer anger
Maryland readers confront claims that U S foreign aid drains wealth and fuels despots. The piece cites figures from the Agency for International Development and lists nations facing alleged economic collapse, Red influence, and lack of freedom. It argues for rapid retrenchment and cuts across this year's program.
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Cuba
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Castres
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Bess
Couniy Bureau
Vesenger Whigs
Boys Find Pistol At City Dump
Two boys at the City Dump turned a pistol over to Frederick police. The weapon is linked to the May 22 early morning attack on Officer William Crabill during a break in pursuit. Police recover the serviceable gun, found at the dump, not loaded, and likely discarded after the assault. Elbert Hubbard, famous author. Jost his life when the Lusitania went down.
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Miller Lumber Company, Inc
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Mary Lou Dubel
Mars Lou Dubel
James RK. Dubel
Mary Low Dibel
E. Austin James
William W. Veneer
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Meany Urges Civil Rights Legislation Across Labor
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged enactment of fair employment practices to curb discrimination in both management and labor. He testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee praising Kennedy civil rights programs while calling for stronger measures. The session marked a busy Capitol Hill day with multiple committees hearing civil rights proposals.
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Unclear historical note on early 19th century events
Fragmentary report mentions James era activities in India and references to Bowke Bowles and d Araujo with scattered names and dates. The text then shifts to notes about Portugal and atomic power, plus Stockholm and John Keabeat, with no coherent narrative or verifiable events.
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Portugal
Bowles
John Keabeat
Stockholm
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