Member Audi Bureau Ot Circa Member Of Associated Pree
Fragmentary OCR item notes a member of a bureau or association around a circa date with unclear names and roles. The readable text hints at an organizational membership or appointment but lacks concrete details to specify events, places, or outcomes.
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Audi
Associated Pree
Johnson backs tax incentives amid surtax mismatch
The article notes President Johnson urging quick restoration of the investment tax credit while simultaneously advocating a 6 percent surtax starting July 1. It argues the surtax would depress the economy without reducing inflation and stresses that lower taxes would better aid business, employment, and overall growth.
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Johnson
Congress
Johnson Signals Pacific War Council To Map Vietnam Strategy
President Johnson announced a Pacific War Council to be held at Guan in the Pacific Ocean with advisers to discuss Lodge’s future and Westmoreland’s role. He said there is no military victory possible for North Vietnam and warned of a propaganda victory shaping world opinion, as air strikes resume to pressure for peace talks.
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Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Guan
Pacific Ocean
Otp
North Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
South Vietnam
Pacific War Council
Brezhnev Rejects Olive Branch As East-West Tensions Rise
The article reports Brezhnev dismissing a West German peace overture and condemning Bonn as the obstacle to European security. It notes East European responses, including opposition from East Germany, Poland, and Romania’s relations with Bonn, while Hungary and Bulgaria lean neutral. It also mentions U.S. aims for East bloc ties and Vietnam war complications.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Georg Kiesinger
West Germany
East
Brezhnev
Germany
Europe
East Germany
Poland
Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
Roumania
Bonn
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Romney Nixon 1968 Race Sees Romney Hope for Big Delegates
The piece examines a Romney path to the 1968 GOP nomination via primary wins, potential 600 of 667 delegates, and the rivalries with Nixon Reagan Rhodes Tower and Percy. It notes how strong early primary results could create momentum, while failures would doom Romney and benefit Nixon or Reagan.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Richard Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
James Rhodes
Ohio
Sen
John Tower
Texas
South
Nixon
Tower
New Hampshire
Maserchielie
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Oregon
New Mexico
Washinton
Reagan - Rhodes
Charles Percy
Illinois
Reagan
Massachusetts
Percy
Tiger
Red China's nuclear program hampered by political turmoil
The article notes Red China faces delays in nuclear and missile development due to recent political strife. It highlights limited uranium ore, low-grade reserves, high costs of processing, and infighting among army and civilian groups over control of probes and prospecting.
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Washington
Red China
Peiping
China
Lanchow
Lop
Red
Tsinghai Lake
Lop Nor
Ting
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Poat Files
In Frederick County Library's 1917 report the board notes 2927 volumes with 34 new books added in the year. Four were donated purchases and 30 came from gifts. A subscription to the Christian Science Monitor was acknowledged under Mary Baker Eddy's will. In Rockville Sheriff Gaither sues the Baltimore Sun for malicous libel seeking 10000 dollars over an article claiming deputies dodged tagging laws.
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Frederick County Library
Board of Library Trustees
Christian Science Monitor
The
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Rockville
Montgomery County
W. Frank Gaither
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Gifts and hospital aid mark Frederick City Hospital meeting
Twenty years ago notes reveal Frederick City Hospital reception of gifts including baby scales from Dr H L Fahrney a $50 Children’s Ward donation from the Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion and a pledge by Mr and Mrs Fred M Dertz baugh to redecorate a room The Sewing Group of the Red Cross is praised The latest monthly report shows 367 admissions 345 discharges 83 births 17 deaths and 805 total cases with outpatients Also Annapolis reports a favorable vote on an area rent control bill pending end of national control despite opposition from the Frederick Chamber of Commerce and Board of Real Estate warning the measure could worsen property privations.
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Frederick City Hospital
H. L. Fahrney
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
Fred M. Dertzbaugh
The
Red Cross
Annapolis
Office of Price Administration
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Board of Real Estate
Soviet aid to Vietnam aiders in war urged to stop bombing
Washington column notes Soviet and North Vietnamese messages urging unconditional end to bombing and US troop withdrawal. Cites professors and public figures urging peace while Moscow and Hanoi reportedly push terms for unconditional surrender. Secretary Husk questions feasibility of a conference while Soviets deny policy ties and claim independence in decisions.
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Washington
CIA
Soviet Union
Hanoi
United States
Kosygin
London
Kremlin
Vietnam
America
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