Frederik Atd Member And Bureau Of Circulators
A terse entry notes Frederik is a member of the Bureau of Circulators at address 21701. The fragmentary line places Frederik within a governmental or organizational office, with the 21701 designation suggesting a postal or office code for a specific bureau.
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Bureau of Circulators
Frederik, Atd
Improve Freeway Safety For Frederick County Roads Plan
Frederick County Commissioners will meet with local lawmakers to discuss three year road plans centering on the Frederick Freeway. Proposals include dualization to reduce Rosemont avenue confusion, better nighttime signs, improved entrances, major interchange lighting, and faster exit ramps. The plan warns against bottlenecks from excess interchanges and suggests an outer beltway near Braddock Mountain for 1970 planning.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Freeway
Rosemont Avenue
U.S. 40
U.S. 15
Frederick
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Braddock Mountain
SRC
It Was So Simple Wilty Kiwanis Founding Reflections
The 1920s Kiwanis founders formed a 270000 member service club as Harry A. Young recalls simple welfare era values. He critiques government welfare competition and fringe benefits, arguing for self-reliance and that people respond to challenges when resources are scarce. He notes the current easy world contrasts with founders' times.
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Detroit
Kiwanis International
Harry A. Young
Plains of
Nebraska
Rockefeller
Ford
Young
Kiwanis
Great Society needs great men says Riverside Church leader
Rev Robert J McCracken of New Yorks Riverside Church argues that before a Great Society can exist the nation must first produce great men He warns moral and spiritual decay blocks the plan and that character, not technology or economics, will determine greatness
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Robert J. McCracken
New York
Riverside Church
McCracker
Dr. McCracken
Kuchel Faces Dilemma Over 1966 California Governor Race
The National Scene examines Sen Thomas Kuchel's tough choice between challenging Ronald Reagan for governor or remaining a key Senate figure. Moderates urge action, while Reagan gains ground and Brown may offset GOP risks. Polls vary, with internal Democratic battles adding to the tension.
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California
Thomas Kuchel
Ronald Reagan
Kuchel
John Lindsay
New York
Rachel
Reagan
Ruchel
Brown
Jesse Unruh
State Assembly
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
For My Part By Ray Cromley
Research on television watching by children shows mixed results. Studies suggest heavy viewers in grades 1-4 may fare slightly better in grades and habits, while overall reading drops to about one hour daily. Some findings indicate vocabulary gains but unclear program versus ad source. Parental supervision appears to boost positive effects.
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California
Televi
Sion
Paul Witty
Northwestern University
Witty
Frederick moves to install police record system
Frederick mayor Lewis H. Fraley announced steps to install a city police record system to stabilize the police operations and curb accidents. Senator Blair Lee plans a county tour July 27 28 to bolster his Democratic bid for governor. Over 7000 attend the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employes reunion at Harpers Ferry. A lightning strike damaged the Preston Gernand farm near Myersville injuring five. James Cur ly Lydard 18 died after a truck tailgate collapsed spilling riders in Bethesda. A VA contact office opens in Winchester Hall to aid servicemembers. Oregon forest fires persist amid wind and smoke. Harry O Smith named Frederick High principal to replace Charles W Willis. appointment to be confirmed next Monday.
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Oregon
Harry O. Smith
Walkersville
Frederick High School
Charles W. Willis
Eugene W. Pruitt
Tax cuts tempt deficits while revenues rise, but spending grows
The column argues that tax reductions boost business and receipts yet fail to produce a surplus because government outlays rise. It notes a $3.5 billion deficit in 1965 and an anticipated $4.3 billion deficit in 1966, driven by spending near $99.7 billion. It warns deficits threaten inflation, wage purchasing power, and the dollar, urging productive public spending and private-sector growth.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Treasury
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James
Curly” Lydard
George Lydard
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U.S
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