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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
4
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The piece argues that De Gaulle's vision of an independent Europe is a mirage as history shows American influence grew after World War I and WWII. It contends Europe’s ruin after war and Soviet influence necessitated U.S. presence and leadership, despite De Gaulle seeking to reverse this trend.
Rep. Cornelius Gallagher of New Jersey warns federal job applicants face intrusive psychological tests with 300 questions probing personal life. He cites eavesdropping devices, mail checks, and trash snooping as examples of rising surveillance eroding privacy and morale in government employment.
The World Bridge Tour tournament in Buenos Aires faces a scandal as two famous British players are accused of using forbidden finger signals. The British team denies the charge yet forfeits all points won, highlighting the high stakes and scrutiny in signaling during bridge matches.
East Berlin life remains drab despite hints of reform as Walter Ulbricht's regime loosens controls, allowing modest cultural openings while preserving a police state. West Berlin contrasts with color and freedom. many East Germans still seek escape across the wall.
A homesick correspondent from Da Nang writes to Frances and Tracy about spending, learning the truth of Vietnam, and the hope that U S dollars and soldiers can help Vietnamese self-rule. He comforts his family with stories of dignity among locals and introduces “Little One,” a 14 year old orphan beloved by the press crew and plans to fund her education. He hints at plans to defeat the Viet Cong in 12 easy seats.
Fifty years ago items note Hood College annual commencement to be held with the student body singing on East Hall porch. Miss Clara M McAbee of Lime Kiln leaves for New York on a Western tour as she is hailed prettiest girl in Maryland among 900 contestants. High water floods goldfish ponds, causing heavy losses near Catoctin Furnace and other streams.
Twenty years ago on June 4 1945 Hood College hosted a formal senior dinner in Coblentz Hall with President and Mrs Henry I Stahr as hosts. Commander and Mrs Staley H Gambrill entertained at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in honor of Mr and Mrs Richard Gambrill of Chicago visiting Mrs Gambrill near Frederick. Miss Pearl Eader of Braddock Heights ex English head at Allegany High School Cumberland was honored by the faculty with a dinner party last week.
Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz argues in testimony that only about whether employers and employees may freely choose union representation matters. He says all employees should share union costs, while noting nonmembers face penalties and may be forced to pay dues in right to work states.
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