Paris Moscow axis seen in Zorin ambassador post
The appointment of Valerian Zorin as Soviet ambassador to Paris is viewed as a step toward a new Paris Moscow axis. The Kremlin aims to align Europe with de Gaulle’s plan for a European effort from Gibraltar to the Urals while Moscow tests whether the Soviet bloc can join a united Europe under French leadership.
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Treasury proposes reform of tax exempt foundations
The Treasury Department backs new limits on private foundations to curb tax avoidance. Proposals include banning foundation donor and officer dealings, restricting ownership to under 20 percent in ordinary businesses, barring stock and commodity speculation, requiring payout of investment income within a year, and shifting control to nonfamily trustees after 25 years. Foundations would not be forced to liquidate if they serve public aims, and regulation by a new federal agency is rejected.
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The Commissioner System Part I A Look At County Government
Frederick County operates under the county commissioner system where three or more commissioners oversee county government and budget. They approve the budget set property tax rates appoint staff maintain property and oversee roads while considering expanded powers and county-wide services under recent General Assembly measures.
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Training Gaps Highlight Unemployment Job Training Gaps
A series of vignettes shows trainees in printing farming and auto repair facing obsolescent equipment and poor guidance. Private groups say government programs rush to cure poverty without data on real openings or needed skills, while some private schools claim they guarantee jobs.
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post March 16 1915
A stick wagon partly demolished and a torn fence segment mark the Saturday night accident in front of Prof Amon Burgee’s property east of Frederick. Harry Best removes the hedge around the Maryland School for the Deaf yard, using a traction engine to pull plants by the roots. Irene Enright, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Enright of East Third Street, gains acclaim in George Cohan’s Hello Broadway at the Astor Theatre in New York City for her Mrs Vernon Castle impersonations.
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Marines advance on Iwo Jima in 24 days of fighting
United States Marines report an advance of 200 to 400 yards on Iwo Jima amid an estimated 20,000 Japanese killed in 24 days. The Navy announced the progress Wednesday as heavy bombers struck Hitler's army staff near Berlin and Admiral Connie Mack welcomed 1945 Athletics veterans and rookies at the Key Hotel.
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Republican Party in Congress Faces Self Examination and Change
In Washington Today the Republican party debates its path as opposition or reformer. It argues for criticizing government errors while offering workable alternatives, stressing restraint in rhetoric, addressing deficits, and promoting a free economy. It envisions advocating policies that boost earnings, reduce unemployment, and strengthen private enterprise for broad national prosperity.
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