Exhaust Under Attack in Auto Emission Shift
The article reviews rising auto related fatalities and looming regulation as the car becomes more controlled. It notes 4 million vehicles on U S roads and discusses California engine modifications to cut emissions by 80 percent and carbon monoxide by 60 percent. The U S Senate backs emission controls for new cars after September 1, 1967, signaling reduced independence for motorists.
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California
Patent policy likely to emerge from Senate hearings on federal patent rights
Hearings on patents arising from federal research and development contracts, totaling about 12 billion dollars yearly, may not yield new legislation this session but could pave the way for a unified federal policy. Industry pushes for contractor commercial rights while Senator Russell B Long advocates government ownership except when contractor talent and money clearly outweigh the government. A McClellan bill proposes flexible policy, aiming to satisfy industry, while the public interest favors statutory policy over White House memoranda, avoiding a rigid scheme that would push toward state socialism.
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Senate
Russell B. Long
Lowsisna
Ment's
John L. McClellan
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee On Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights
Congress
White House
Going, Going, Gone? Rural population declines as machines rise
The article discusses farm mechanization driving rural depopulation. It argues labor-saving equipment displaces workers, horses, and mules, with tractors handling multiple rows boosting efficiency. It imagines one operator performing five times the work and questions how long farming will remain in rural hands.
Weapons gap in Viet Nam war efforts
In South Viet Nam the United States faces a need for more capable conventional bombs and guidance systems. Bombers struggle to hit hidden Viet Cong targets. low level runs are vulnerable to ground fire and imprecise. Calls for improved bombs, heat seeking or pilot guided missiles, and better ground-air coordination.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
North
U.S
U. S
Pentagon
Poland Vote Shows Communists Hold Tight Reins
Washington sees Poland elections as proof of total Communist control and indoctrination. Party candidates pledged to support the Moscow platform, with high turnout and curtained booths seen as ritual. The piece argues Soviet influence configures regimes without troops, warning Latin America shares the pattern.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Poland
Warsaw
United Press International
Moscow
Latin America
Cuba
Dominican Republic
South Vietnam
Saigon
America
Communist Party
1965 Reunion of Boys High School Alumni in Frederick
The 1965 reunion of the Frederick County Boys High School Alumni marks the seventieth meeting. The 298 members include 128 in Frederick County and 62 elsewhere in Maryland. The history notes long-standing traditions, changes from male only to coeducation discussions, and notable reunions from 1903 to 1929, with later years emphasizing renewed friendships and fading active membership. Also included are miscellaneous items from a column desk and brief maxims on wealth, politics, and growth.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Doll's Cafe
Lester Toms
Robert E. Delaplaine
A. Atlee Radcliffe
City Hotel
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Hotel Braddock
School Commission
Girls High School Alumni Association
Boys’ High School Monthly
Earlston L. Hargett
Edgar J. Eyler
France
Frederick High School
Boys High School
Girls’ High School
Boys’ High School Alumni Association
Lusitania note prompts Wilson to tweak reply
Fifty years back in June 1915 President Wilson worked on minor wording changes to the American reply to the German note regarding the Lusitania disaster that claimed over 100 American lives. Confederate Decoration Day was observed by Alexander Young Camp with gravestones at Mount Olivet and St John’s Catholic cemeteries. Miss Hulda Brust, a primary teacher at Girls’ High, left for Oakland to teach pedagogy at Garrett County Summer School.
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Wilson
Alexander Young
Mount Olivet
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Huldah Brust
Girls’ High School
Oakland
Miss Brust
Garrett County Summer School
Naval Affairs Committee okays St Johns College sale to Naval Academy
In Annapolis action the Naval Affairs Committee tentatively approved the acquisition of St Johns College by the Naval Academy. A city patrol car crash on North Market Street involved Sgt Daniel Swomley, narrowly missing a worse outcome after skidding into a bank. Japanese propagandists warned of a near future US attack via balloon bombs. Hood College Alumnae elects Mrs Clifford M Yinger president of the 1924 class.
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Naval Affairs Committee
St. John’s College At
Annapolis
The
Naval Academy
Daniel Swomley
North Market Street
Clifford M. Yinger
Hood College
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