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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1968
Page
2
Role Of U S In Czech Squabble
The piece argues the Czech crisis could redefine regional power. It warns against U S or Soviet military moves and urges détente with Russia. It frames Czechoslovakia as a pivot for Eastern Europe and notes Romania’s soutien to Prague. It concludes the United States should stay out of the quarrel and pursue thaw with Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czecho- Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Russia
Czechoslovskia
Romania
Europe
United States
U.S
France faces franc crisis after post strike election turmoil
The De Gaulle government secures a parliamentary win yet France endures a financial crisis as the Bank of France drains gold reserves. World markets pressure the franc with IMF aid and possible devaluation looming, while France and partners seek tariff protection and a revised monetary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
France
Bank of France
Better View Prompts Rise in Windshield Washer Concentrate
The Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association reports a 44.83 percent jump in windshield washer concentrate production in consumer-sized packs for 1967, reaching 14,203,142 units from 49,872 in 1961. Traffic incidents persist, yet improved visibility offers hope on highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association
Fort Detrick and bio warfare dialogue continues
ERIC OLSON of Frederick argues the nation cannot remain morally complacent about Fort Detrick and chemical and biological warfare. He challenges the view that any warform is moral, urges restraint, and notes nuclear treaties as steps toward limiting arms races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Helen Alexander
Detrick
Dr. Neufeld
Ft. Detrick
A Cold Look at Humphrey's Thaw in Soviet Relations
NEA analyst argues Humphrey shifts from containment to conciliation as 1960s Cold War tempers ease. Moscow seeks pragmatic gains while avoiding monolithic threats, pushing nonproliferation and regional diplomacy. The West must outthink the Kremlin without forcing stark choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
New York
NEA
Containment
United States
Soviet Russia
State Department
Stalin
Red World
Red Russia
Red China
Romania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Kremlin
China
Fidel Castro
Latin America
West Europe
Middle East
Suez Canal
Moscow
West Germany
North Vietnam
Maryland Soldiers in France and Local War News
Maryland's former guardsmen are in France with the Fourth Army Corps ready to move against the enemy. drafted men from the state also in France with six weeks of training left. Drummers anticipate heavy automobile use. traveling salesmen face high rates and bag restrictions. Frederick's War Gardens show fine produce including a tomato weighing over a pound and a quarter. Thirteen city men will depart in August for Camp Wadsworth, leaving 12 in class 1 at the registration board. A man in jail cannot attend court in another county. State Tax Commission demands reassessment of Frederick and Braddock property this year, possibly delaying both districts. Charlie Keller's return to the New York lineup may be delayed due to a hand injury. Frederick Chamber of Commerce reports over 250 members at its picnic at Wolfe's Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
France
Fourth Army Corps
Frederick's
George F. Smith
Camp Wadsworth
South Carolina
Equity
Rockville
State Tax Commission
Frederick
Braddock
Charlie Keller
New York
Separation of powers 'fuzzy' in Supreme Court talks
Washington observers note confusion over separation of powers as two Supreme Court nominees refuse to answer many questions about past decisions. The piece discusses Thornberry delay in taking office, Fortas and Thornberry refusals to testify, and the executive branch backing Fortas while Congress weighs jurisdiction and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Homer Thornberry
Supreme Court
Senate
Thornberry
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
U.S. District Court
House of Representatives
White House
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Justice Fortas
Executive
Department of Justice
High Court
Chiefuustice
United States
Legislative Branch
Judiciary
Executive Branch
Guns in shops spark call for tighter controls in Houston
Rep Bob Eckhardt urges action to remove guns from the market and bargain racks, warning that easy access in Houston districts invites youths into purchases that shape behavior in bars. Pope Paul VI emphasizes faith and reason as guiding forces amid modern education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Bob Eckhardt
D-Ter
Arbs We Know Collectors and the Absent Boss
The note mentions antique collectors of various ages and a shop where the only person on speaking terms with all is the man who skipped the company cook-out last night. It jokes that commission need not worry about dieting and ends with gratitude for having the boss in turn.
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