Partridge ban bill passes in House of Delegates
The Frederick County Game and Fish Protective Association protested last night as a bill to ban partridge hunting in the county for five years passed the House and heads to the Senate. Governors Harrington’s veto is hoped if the Senate does not kill it. The city aldermen rejected consolidating the offices of city register and water rents collector, citing fear of added payroll and lack of consultation.
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City Register
Edward S. Delaplaine
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South Vietnam
U.S
Viet Nam
Formation of Freder Ick Veterans Council Favored
Frederick AMVETS Chapter members vote in favor of forming a local Veterans Council with AMVETS, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and other groups to unify veterans activities. Dr Ralph L Tracey says DDT is non poisonous to humans but would require extreme strength to harm people at a Frederick Garden Club talk. Frederck High School readies 300 students for the March 22 joint concert by Glee Club, band and orchestra under Ruth Swank and Sperry L Storm.
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Frederick Veterans’ Council
Frederick Amvets
Francis Pretta
Aaear
Fascott
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Amvets
Ralph L. Tracey
Frederick
Peter W. Chichester
West Second Street
Frederck High School
Ruth C. Swank
Sperry L. Storm
Labor and Mansfield split over labor measures in Congress
The article notes Everett McKinley Dirksen leading bipartisan filibusters against the 14 B repealer while President Johnson faced criticism for not pressuring Senate Republicans. Labor leaders blame Mansfield for blocking pro labor actions including minimum wage hikes and ending secondary boycott bans.
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Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Labor
Executive Council
U. S Employment Service
Mansfield
Dirksen
Ghana military coup shifts stance of United States
The United States waited a week to recognize Ghana's new military government until seven African nations and Britain extended recognition. Nkramah receives unusual support from Guinea's Sekou Toure as Ghana plans a US like constitution, balancing power while expelling Soviet and East German personnel. The coup marks a rare shift from leftist to pro Western alignment amid three month wave of takeovers.
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United States
Ghana
Britain
Kwame Nkrumah
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Nkrumah
Berays World批评编辑部的论调与自我膨胀
来信对该报编辑观点和 Joe Eisenhauer 文章提出强烈反驳 指出编辑部以偏见和自夸来获取读者支持 讽刺该报以家庭垄断获取“ intelligent public leadership”的现状 要求揭露信息错误和操纵，同时称赞作者写作而非直接引用。
Letter writer challenges editorials on war and policy
John P. Sheffield of Frederick Maryland criticizes editorials for bias and fear of facts. He argues against support for the Vietnam War and cites figures on casualties budgets and public spending, urging balanced discussion and transparency. He dismisses censorship and calls for more open debate.
Washington Today on War Policy and Party Split
A Washington焦tacked by a wartime policy split faces criticism of foreign policy conduct. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is accused of hostility to the administration and undermining authority. The piece urges Republicans to gain Senate or House power to influence policy toward China and Vietnam, noting past bipartisan cooperation during prior administrations.
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Robert McNamara
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South Vietnam
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India
Republic of China
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