Food for Peace program dwarfs clear understanding
The article explains the enormous scale of the Food for Peace effort, noting 1.7 billion dollars in commodities for a year and the massive wheat movement comparable to a 2055 mile train. It discusses payment in foreign currencies, distribution challenges, and the need for efficiency at receiving ends in recipient countries such as India.
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U.S
New York City
San Francisco
United States
India
A Friend to Vietnamese A Voice From Berry’s World
In a column, the editor reflects on Laos and Viet Nam politics, noting the hatred campaigns in Communist held areas and praising Dr. Tom Dooley for his humanitarian work. A Notre Dame letter quotes Dooley on faith sustaining him amid turmoil.
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Laos
Viet Nam
U.S
Tom Dooley
Dr. Dooley
Theodore Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Hong Kong
Dooley
Community praises restoration efforts in Fredericktown heritage
Edna H. Reber and Julia E. Hanna of Fredericktown Inc. commend residents who identify protect and restore historic properties including Kefauver Street and Patrick sites. The letter urges civic pride and preservation as bulldozers threaten heritage in Fredericktown. Pancake Day support thanks extend to Troop and Post 799 BSA and many local groups and businesses for raising funds.
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Sir Fredericktown , Inc
Frederick
Ner
Vpera
W. Patrick
Troop
Post
BSA
Fort Detrick
National Capitol
Neil
Goshan Acres
Johnny and the
Norman
Dutch” Ray
Charles Stup
Magaha
Po- Hice Dept
Robert Doester
Frederick News-Post
WFMD
WMH
Coca Cola Bottling Co
McCutcheon’s Oiier
Frederick Produce Co
Frederick Bottled Gas Co
Routzhan’s Dept
Lawrence Dorsey Meats
Ideal Farms Dairy
Western Maryland Wholesale Grocery Co
Safeway Stores
Van-Par Associates
Independent Fire Co
United Fire Co
Shelpon L. Janowitz
Distress ing thought on Soviet planning and automation
In a warning from Ray Cromley, V. M. Glushkov warns that without matching automation in forecasting and planning to industrial automation, by 1980 the Soviet Union may force its adult population to work full time to manage economic planning. A. I. Berg notes central planning requires cybernetic machines. an adjusted price system exists but is unused.
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Soviet Union
V. M. Glushkov
Academices
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republicaian
Institute of Electronic Control Machines
County to pay 50000 for LeGore bridge and roads deal
An agreement in Baltimore provides for the county to pay 20000 for the LeGore bridge and roads and 30000 from unused State Aid Road funds, totaling 50000. Payment to begin once a deed is delivered and due by June 1. Prizes totaling over 150 will be awarded in Frederick for a Boy Scouts race at 9 am in front of the Y M C A with 75 entrants expected. Frederick Academy to be rented to the Board of County Commissioners after a Tuesday conference.
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Congress
Utopia
Baltimore
LeGore
Frederick
Boy Scouts of
Dudley Page
Y.M.C
Markey's Shoe Store
Frederick Academy
Frederick College
Board of County Commissioners
Construction workers face unemployment in Frederick area
Miss Mayetta Hershberger, director of the Frederick U S Employment Service, reports a large number of construction workers on the rolls and expects a rapid change as weather improves and work resumes. Peach buds bloom in Frederick area as mild March weather continues with showers adding to the month’s total. Austin W. McGaha travels to New York to meet his wife arriving today, admitting he is more nervous than D Day prior to civilian reunion.
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U. S. Employment Service
Mayetta Hershberger
Frederick
RED Cross
New York
Austin W. McGaha
West South Street
Supreme Court forms new oligarchy directing voter rules
Washington Today discusses a shift in American governance as five of nine justices push a broad interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment to reject poll taxes and voter qualifications tied to wealth. The piece notes dissenting voices warn of reduced legislative power and Constitution rewriting by judiciary, critiquing life tenure and calls for amendments to curb court authority.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice Black
Douglas
Harlan
Stewart
Supreme Court
Congress
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Canada
Thomas Dool
Edna H. Reber
Gaithersburg
Dale
Julia E. Hanna
Fredericktown Asso, Inc
By Ray Cromley
Soviet
News-Post
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
America
Lassiter
Northhampton Education Board
Justice Harlan
Justice Stewart
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