United States Surrenders Funds and UN Role in Congo Crisis
The United States abandons its push for all nations to pay UN peacekeeping costs and donates 87.6 million dollars to UN funds. The move, framed as a retreat, cedes authority to the Soviet veto and signals the effective death of UN peacekeeping as an independent force. This follows the General Assembly adjournment and shifts power back to the Security Council.
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United Nations Special Fund
Soviet Union
France
Congo
Near East
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
Security Council
Assembly
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Special Fund
United Nations Agency For Palestine Refugees
Palestine
General Assembly
Morals in a Technical Age Reflections by scholars and leaders
A collection of quotations from W H Ferry Robert Theobald Rabbi Steven Schwarzchild and Mother Mary Berchmans on moral limits in automation and the push for ideals. The passages stress that moral boundaries define society and individuals and that many thinkers have sacrificed for beliefs to challenge evil and protect humanity.
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Conference of Scholars
W. H. Ferry
Center For Study of Democratic Institutions
Robert Theobald
Rabbi Steven Schwarzchild
Brown University
Mary Berchmans
College of New Rochelle
Religion for Automation in Genesis Sparks Interfaith Discussion
Rev Dr Robert Hamill at Boston University opens a three day dialogue with 250 scholars and religious leaders seeking a religion fit for automation and leisure. He argues future society may value love and laughter over wealth while warning of widespread readiness gaps and moral questions about work and purpose.
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Robert Hamill
Boston University
Hamill
Federal election bill sparks constitutional clash
Washington pundit warns that a Johnson administration proposal to let federal registrars override state voter qualifications threatens states rights and the framework of the Constitution. The piece cites Lassiter and Guinn decisions on literacy tests and notes potential overreach, urging debate and amendment approval.
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Washington
United States
Johnson
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Lassiter
Poor Man's Philosopher: Jack Carter on Happiness and Laughs
In a New York AP feature Hal Boyle profiles comedian Jack Carter who earns 7500 weekly and questions if joy comes from laughs. Carter, a triple threat, explains a driven, morose inner life, guilt, and fear of being hurt while loving show business. He recalls early days in a Coney Island candy store and postwar rise on television.
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New York
Jack Carter
Jack
Coney Island
One Day In Professional Baseball For Bill King
Fifty years ago in The News-Post files March 20 1915 reports Bill King a tall Jefferson county mountain ere from Jefferson who was a big leaguer for a day before returning to his Frederick County farm. The note sits among other local items including work at a stave mill opened on ex Congressmen Thropps timber land at Catoc tin Furnace employing about forty men and Hood College girls preparing to depart for spring vacation. M R Sheets of Thurmont plans a Thurmont Emmitsburg motor bus service using a rebuilt Packard starting Monday.
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Mountaineer
Jefferson
Frederick County
Bill
Joseph E. Thropp
Pennsylvania
Catoctin Furnace
M. R. Sheets
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Early garden planting and wartime market report
John C. Leatherman of Myersville begins spring gardening planting lettuce and onions. Moscow reports a brisk slave market in Koenigsberg East Prussia with adults sold for about 10 marks and children for five to six marks. Reports indicate Heinrich Himmler participated in July 20 plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler.
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John C. Leatherman
Myersville
Moscow Radio
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hitler
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Quote
IT pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do. Let me do it now. For I shall not pass this way again.
Easter Seal drive urged for Frederick area crippled children
The piece highlights the ongoing Easter Seal Sale and the Frederick Memorial Hospital system. It praises the hospital staff including nurses and auxiliary volunteers, stresses public support, and urges young women to pursue nursing locally at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Polio
Heart Fund
Red Cross
Easter Seal
North Market Mish Verner
Avorin Iardée Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ick Memorial Hospital
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Frederick
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