President Johnson Scraps Fears Over Vietnam Policy Challenge
A buoyant President Johnson says he faced the strongest Vietnam policy challenge and emerged unscathed. He notes more unity than division in Congress and among the public, while Humphrey and Kennedy push for the Democratic nomination with differing Vietcong views.
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Vietnam
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Southeast Asia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Humphrey
United States
Kennedy
Letters defend TJ and call for objective education coverage
Karl H Manwiller, principal of Thomas Johnson High School, argues for balanced reporting on school plans. He defends TJ, notes high costs of modern facilities, and urges informed votes rather than partisan attacks. He calls for accurate cost comparison and emphasizes July operations and year round potential.
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News - Post
Annapolis
Washington
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
M.lt
Harvard
Board of Education
Arts Council
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Johnson
Karl
Agricultural colleges thriving amid farming shift
A Carnegie funded three year study of 300 institutions finds agricultural colleges expanding role as graduates meet rising demand in farming related fields. Despite fewer workers on farms, experts say education fuels food processing water pollution control and natural resource management.
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Carnegie Corporation
Charles Kellogg
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service
David Knapp
Safety upgrades urged for Emmitsburg Route 15 by-pass
The State Roads Commission moved to install flashing lights and overhead lighting at the Route 15 by-pass near Emmitsburg after a petition by 600 Frederick County residents. The by-pass has caused 21 deaths in 14 months, including a October crash that killed seven college students and a Pennsylvania couple.
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State Roads Commission
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Frederick County
Roads Commission
Baltimore Newse American
Frederick's First Baby Week Opens Civic Club Event
Frederick begins Baby Week under the Civic Club with store decorations and red boxes in liminal spots to raise funds for infant necessities. The Bills notes a federal reimbursement bill for Frederick dating to the Civil War, with favorable committee reports likely to pass.
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Frederick
Civic Club
David J. Lewis
House Committee On Claims
Frederick Telephone Strike May Disrupt Service
Maryland Telephone Traffic Union chair Margaret C. Crocken says a statewide strike could start at 6 a.m. Thursday with pickets around the Frederick Exchange on East Patrick Street. Col Henry M. Black, formerly at Camp Detrick, is reassigned to command the New York Chemical Warfare Procurement District and departs Frederick in about two weeks.
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East Patrick Street
Margaret C. Crocken
Maryland Telephone Traffic Union
Col Black
Frederick
Joseph D. Sears
Senior Citizens Information Center Opens in Winchester Hall
The Frederick County Commission on Aging opens an information and referral center at Winchester Hall to help elderly residents and families access services. Volunteers staff hours: Mon–Fri 10 AM to 3 PM and Mon/Thu evenings 7–9 PM. contact 663-6748.
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Y.M.C.A
Martin
Frederick City
Winchester Hall
Frederick County Commission On Aging
Frederick County
Social Security
Hagerstown
J. Arthur
Patricia) Throne
Braddock Heights
Gladys Cross
Florence Sorrentino
Molly Young
Selma Edelman
Freda Derr
Alvin Sorflaten
Robert DeRose
Emmanuel Terrell
George
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New York
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Joe Eisenhauer
County Commission ON Aging
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