Humphrey warns of little brothers in foreign policy
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey argues that small powers and allies draw the United States into conflicts while major Communist states like China and the Soviet Union manipulate events. He warns that danger lies in entanglement rather than direct superpower confrontation.
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Little Brother
Hubert H. Humphrey
Macalester College
St. Paul
Humphrey
United States
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
South Korea
Korea
China
Vietnam
Senate
Ile
Farm Labor Rights Hurdles Highlighted in Policy Debate
President Nixon faced limits to extending labor protections to farm workers. Shultz cited high turnover in migratory camps and the strong leverage of harvest perishability as barriers to unionization and NLRA coverage. Some lawmakers favor government wage and condition oversight over farm worker organizing.
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Franklin BD. Roosevelt
Nixon
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organization
Afl-Cio
Delano
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Drinking Trends Show Two thirds of Americans Use Alcohol
A Gallup audit spanning 30 years finds about two in three persons drink alcohol with variations by income and education. Men 62 percent, women 57 percent. higher income and college education show higher drinking rates. The study notes alcohol use reflects social acceptability rather than heavy alcoholism and points to health considerations for future research.
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Gallup
Readers condemn Frederick County school system and PR tactics
In a letter to the editor the writer blasts the Frederick County Board of Education annual report as outwardly attractive yet rotten at its core. The writer cites the TJ affair as exposing wretchedness and accuses PR experts and crisis oriented admins of glossing over issues, while criticizing claims education moves away from print toward multisensory devices.
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Sirs
Frederick County
Church Street
World State dream shattered by rising tribalism across nations
A NEA Washington dispatch reports Bayard Austin and Peter Drucker warn that postwar trends toward sovereign, tribal nationhood are replacing hopes for a universal world state. Fragmentation grows as black nationalism, Irish sectarianism, and other separatist movements threaten global stability and effective governance.
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Washington
Nea
Bayard Austin
Florida
America
Canada
Belgium
Pakistan
Subcontinent
India
Biafra
Nigeria
West Africa
Austin
Peter Drucker
Africa
Drucker
Northern Ireland
Natio
Imallor US
Excape
Fran
Enemety
Usher
Promoter Rejects Five Dollar Per Share Offer
Judging reports of stockholders show Woodsboro and Frederich’s firm will not accept Wie canity’s offer of five daily per share for the studio of a raid. Company president BP J Peiser says he will not consider it. Line Hill reports a muddy scare caused by a beagle hound. one dog killed and sent to Baltimore for rabies test. A Red Cross nurse Ruth Wellington recounts wartime service at a reception on Record Street. Frederick County farms may see Women's Land Army season if war heroes balk at haying and gardening tasks due to labor shortages.
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Studhholders
de Woodsbero
Vrederich
Hurnpihe
Wie Canity
BP. J. Peiser
Line Hil
Baltimore
RED Cross
France
Ruth Wellington
Record Street
Worthington
Frederick County
Women's Land Army
Ghoul Residents Target State Caps to Boost School Funds
Frederick County residents visited Annapolis to urge passage of measures quadrupling the incentive fund for school construction. A Water Tank Service Company crew will coat the new elevated tank this afternoon with warning signs posted in the damper area. Frederictions new airport continues to attract interest as about 1,000 visitors toured the facility last week. At a joint meeting of the UPHE Board of Trustees and Lady Manager, officials decided not to accept a bid for a new hospital wing until specifications could be lowered to cut costs.
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Prederick City
Annapolis
General Assembly
Mowomists AR
Dai Warnhy
Hy Iruz
Water Tank Service Company of
North Carolina
Damier
Uphe Board of ‘Trustees
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Farmer Brown
Frederick County
Maryland
Department of Social Services
Health Department
State Medical Society
Agnew
Meath
Brederick
Medicaid transformed Maryland medical aid in a troubled start
The piece recalls 1960s Maryland Medicaid struggles from poetically flawed start to improvements. It notes 1966 federal changes, the 265000 Marylanders on Medicaid, 2470 physicians treating them for 4.08 million dollars, and state investigations into overcharges and fraud amid calls for faster billing and oversight.
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Mande
Medicaid
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Maryland
Maryland Medical Political Action Committee
Uchet
Beall
Mathias
Gude
Hogan
Morton
Puzzle style quiz lines at Arvona Ne vavelin border
A garbled quiz item asks about a boundary between Arvona and Ne vavelin and mentions a date and names. It appears as a fragmented OCR quiz snippet with unclear references and a question about a person and place.
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Tea Serta
Arvona
Vavelin
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