Beginning Of The End For Public Apathy In School Debates
A letter notes concerns as FredericK and Carroll County taxpayers sue to be heard by state and local school boards. The piece cites the Ca toctin and Mt Airy-Sykesville consolidation clashes as evidence of public apathy and urges more citizen participation to curb official disregard.
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Catoctin
Emmitsburg
State Board of Education
Frederick County
Maryland
Carroll County
Mt. Airy-Sykesville
Frederick
India faces starvation as grain aid falls short
The piece argues U.S. Food for Peace grain shipments to India, sold for rupees and loaned back, largely fail to feed millions. Despite millions of tons arriving, low calories reach individuals due to poor distribution, logistics, and socialist state structures, risking widespread famine without systemic reform.
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Indias
United States
India
U.S
Cowlie
New Delhi
Transatlantic Art Auction Links New York and London
The High Art The Early Bird event let New York buyers view London reveals and bid on works. American bidders totaled 17,446 while London bids matched a rising price. notable pieces included Three Dancers by Degas at 86,000 and Maternite by Cassatt at 825,000. The galleries paid 10,000 for tele-vision link setup, with Marly Bird access free only during the satellite test period.
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New York
Walleys
London
Tei
Sir Winston Churchill
Degas
Mats Cassatt
The Poor Man's Philosopher In Vietnam Sniper Fire On Runway
AP dispatch from A SHAU South Vietnam describes a perilous airstrip 51 miles west of Da Nang where elephant grass hides snipers within 50 feet of the runway. Capt Ray Perdue and Lt Col Harry Howton lead a small group seeking to end attacks on unarmed C123 planes.
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A Shau
South Viet Nam
Sniperville
da Nang
Ray Perdue
Roanoke
Harry G. Howton
Birmingham
Ala
Skyraiders Provide Close Support at A Shau Hilton Laos
Hal Boyle reports Skyraiders escorting 53 Vietnamese troops to a forward outpost near the A Shau Hilton in Laos. The scene aboard is tense with snipers, heat, and frightened troops as Lt. Gordon Walker notes guerrilla supply routes and sporadic enemy activity, while Col. Howton laments missed opportunities.
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A Shau Hilton
Laos
Hanoi
Detroit
New York
Gordon Walker
Laurel
Weman
U.S. Army
Walker
Elephant Grass
Col. Howton
Red sympathies spin new Castro Viet Cong link tale
Defected agents and Latin intelligence link Havana meetings in November to a Russia backed plan to fuse Castro and regional guerrilla groups into Viet Cong type forces across Venezuela Colombia Guatemala Honduras and other nations. Moscow promises funds and safe hands while aiding terror groups to destabilize Latin states and keep anti communist forces off balance.
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Havana
Moscow
Castro
Communist Party
Tront
Communist
Partes
Russia
China
Mao Tse-tung
REL
Sie
Venezuela
Colombia
Guatemala
Hatti
Paraguay
Honduras
Fabio Vasquez Castanea
Army of
National Libtrata
Colambia von Sosa
Alberto Lovera
National Libtratan
van Venesuela
Marans Aguila Revaiuo Ovela
Sosa
Hondardn Communist Party
Latin
Santo Domingo
I S
Guerrllas
Heverna
ALD
Latin America
Dean Rusk
Brezhnev
Peking
John Sons
Wilson Warns Mexican Factions as U.S. Deals with Risings
President Wilson prepared a statement to warn Mexican factions that their continued strife harms civilians and may lead the United States to act. May weather ends with heavy rain on 20 of 31 days and May closes damp, then June opens bright and warm. YMCA hires Prof. A. S. Lowsley of Baltimore to offer free swimming lessons to Frederick residents.
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Wilson
United States
A.S. Lowsley
Baltimore
The
Y.M.C.A
Frederick Persons
Baltimore leader re-elected at Maryland School for the Deaf
John H. Baker of Baltimore and Buckeystown was re-elected president of the Board of Visitors at the Maryland State School for the Deaf during the annual meeting. Evelyn Stup, daughter of Frederick area residents, won the Presser Foundation music scholarship at Hood College Moving-Up Day. A Baltimore federal jury awarded 20,282 dollars for the condemnation of 52.97 acres of the Robert S. Bright farm east of Frederick for Camp Detrick expansion.
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John H. Baker
Baltimore and
Buckeystown
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Evelyn Stup
Harry Stup
Near
Frederick
Presser Foundation
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
United States District Court
Baltimore
Robert S. Bright
Camp Detrick
Washington Today: U S Resolve in Vietnam The Red China Question
In a Washington Today column, David Lawrence argues the United States must deter Red China from Vietnam invasion by maintaining a long term presence until South Vietnamese self determination is assured. He cites Korea as a precedent and criticizes appeasement and U.N. limitations while urging firm Johnson administration policy to prevent a broader war. He warns domestic criticism and press stance risk undermining wartime resolve.
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Washinton
United States
Red
Community of Free Men
Peoples of Korea
North Korea
United Nations
Korea
U.N
Vietnam
Sarla
General Assembly
Security Council
America
Asia
South Vietnam
Johnson
Congress
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ED Waltman
Hartford Times
Hal Boyle
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Cuba
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Revolu
Ikems
News-Post
Washington Today
David Lawrence
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