McNamara on peace liberty and dissent prompts US contrasts
In Montreal Secretary of Defense McNamara urged fair service and principled dissent in a speech before editors. He contrasted democratic openness with totalitarian silence, while antiwar pickets protested outside, highlighting the enduring US struggle over Vietnam policy and leadership.
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Robert K. McNamara
Montreal
American Society of Newspaper Editors
China
Pittsburgh
McNamara
Kremlin
Mr. McNamara
Viet Nam
Air pollution a national threat to livability says federal study
Federal officials warn that 7 000 towns face un livable air if pollution grows unchecked. They note only about 130 local programs exist and many are weak. Total local abatement spending last year was 14 254 000 with Los Angeles alone at 3 581 000. Experts say 40 cents per capita suffices for a viable city program.
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Los Angeles
The Enemy: Always There in Vietnam War Essay
A columnist argues the Viet Cong are not just ideologues but a mass of desperate, impoverished people. Describing disease, poverty, and neglect, the piece contends true victory requires addressing root causes and offering hope, not solely annihilating the enemy. It calls for letting the other side win something to end the conflict.
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New York
NEA
Viet Nam
United States of America
The Poor Man's Philosopher by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle shares a string of satirical quips on office life war films desserts farming youth fashion and aging. The piece pokes at modern manners work ethics and everyday annoyances with light humor and blunt observations.
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New York
General Carranza faces potential Mexican war risk after U S note
The 1916 item notes President Wilson's advisers fearing open hostilities after Carranza receives the stern recall demand and a note to be sent today. Separate items report Frederick's baseball prospects versus Gettysburg with Wacker likely to pitch and possible team climb, and a Buckeye town ministerial session on the Holy Spirit led by Rev. U S G Hupp.
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Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
Gettysburg
Morrison
Wacker
New York
Frederick
Frederick County
Buckeystown
U.S. G. Hupp
Supreme Court rules miranda safeguards for police questioning
Washington report on a five to four Supreme Court decision that suspects must be warned of rights before interrogation. The ruling requires informing suspects of their right to remain silent and to have counsel present, affecting how confessions and evidence are handled in court. Justiça White and Harlan dissented, warning of weakened criminal enforcement.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
America
Warren
Black
Douglas
Fortas
Brennan
Clark
White
Harlan
Stewart
Justice White
William Bartgis Storm Nominated for State Firemen's President
William Bartgis Storm, president of the United Fire Company, is nominated without opposition for the presidency of the State Firemen's Association at the convention in the State Armory. He is expected to be formally elected tonight, marking Frederick's second recent president of the association. Adrian L. McCardell, native and former Frederick resident, is elected vice president and trust officer of Seaboard Citizens National Bank in Norfolk, Va. He is 38 and will assume duties in July.
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William Bartgis Storm
United Fire Company
Frederick
State Firemen’s Association
State Armory
Storm
Capt
F. Lester Smith
Adrian L. McCardell
Seaboard Citizens National Bank
Norfolk
Abner
People
Mr. McCardell
A. LeRoy McCardell
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U. S
Supreme Cover
Sloe
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jess
Hal Boyle
Madison Avenue
News-Post
By David Lawrence
NHMA
Ida
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