Reee Mamber Audit Buragy Of Circulation
An audit report from Frederick dated March 21701 details circulation figures for local publications. The document notes adjustments to reported copies and outlines methodology used to verify distribution counts. Officials emphasize accuracy and transparency in audit procedures.
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Erhard Seeks Unity as Franco American Ties Warm
German chancellor Ludwig Erhard praises U S resolve to defend the free world and says Germany can be calm in face of any new communist threat. He states France and the United States are true allies and notes Franco German talks show solidarity for European unity.
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Privacy rights in government screening face Senate critique
The Senate hearings probe invasive tactics by agencies tracking private lives. Peep windows in Post Office rest rooms and electronic listening devices draw scrutiny as the Peace Corps defends psychological tests while cutting questions. Critics warn such intrusions threaten dignity and serve no good purpose.
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Baltic States Freedom Council Frames Soviet Colonialism Charge
On the 28th anniversary of Soviet troops entering Lithuania Latvia and Estonia exiles group Baltic States Freedom Council sent a manifesto to UN delegations urging action by the General Assembly Committee on Colonialism The House Foreign Affairs Committee in Washington also reports increasing Russification and demographic shifts in the Baltic states. The piece notes Soviet rule as pervasive colonialism across Eastern Europe but cautions reform here hinges on internal revolution and past suppressions in East Germany and Hungary.
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Poverty program in Frederick County faces limits and risk
Frederick County officials discuss narrowing the poverty program to truly needy families. George Wood warns against broad expansion as Head Start and related efforts reportedly include households earning over the $3,000 minimum. He urges careful oversight, warns of bureaucratic creep, and suggests formalizing the Community Action Committee to prevent misallocation amid plans for neighborhood day care centers.
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Vietnam Lessons From Korea Stated For Viet Cong Strength
The Nation argues Viet Cong mainline troops win by exploiting complacent timing after battles. Lessons from Korea suggest hitting exhausted Reds just as they regroup, before they build steam, could prevent renewed offensives. Desertions rise after bloody fights. tracking of retreating forces improves with enough scouts.
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World Peace Plea By Taft At Swarthmore Sermon
Former President Taft urged a united church and world peace during Swarthmore College’s 43rd commencement quoting the promise of international cooperation after Europe’s war. He predicted a league of nations guiding universal peace as the war ends.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Fest File
June 18 165 Thunderstorms Sunday with heavy wind and large hailstones struck the Lutheran church steeple at Jefferson, tearing shingles and blowing out a tower window. Admiral Mayo troop transport named in service. Capt Roger C Heimer listed as commander from Lancaster PA. German industry largely inactive as Allies regulate re opening plants to essential war needs.
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White House speech urged to reassure Vietnam families
President Johnson faced calls to explain why the Vietnam mission matters as more than 50 000 American soldiers fight abroad. A White House event could showcase the war’s world impact, with advocates urging a ceremony for parents to hear direct assurances about liberty, freedom, and preventing nuclear conflict.
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