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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1967

Page

4

Two Thousand Years of War in Vietnam Revisited

Posthumous Horizon piece by Bernard Fall surveys Vietnam history from Chinese conquest in 111 B.C. to French colonial rule and the ongoing North South divide. It reflects on cultural influences, wartime upheavals, and a nation still searching for its identity amid foreign power plays.

Current Horizon Vietnam Bernard Fall Professor Fall China North da Nang Fall Russia America

Emmitsburg Thurmont Reflect On Catoctin Veto Fallout

Berry's World laments the Catoctin High School veto by County Commissioners Collins and Hormar on February 4. The letter notes ongoing disruption in Emmitsburg and Thurmont with classes in hallways and a dangerous crossing for 28 students sharing seven physics books from Governor Thomas Johnson High. It argues the veto harms education and district morale, contrasting TJ and other county schools with the Garden of Eden.

Emmitsburg Thurmont Catoctin High School Collins Hormar Catoctin T. J F.hs Garden of Eden T.H.S

Enforcing Viet constitution could weaken red appeal

A Washington note on South Vietnam's new constitution outlines broad rights including religious freedom, speedy trials, and property rights. It envisions political rights, nonviolent opposition, labor freedom, and censorship limits while banning pro Communist activity. Success depends on faithful implementation.

Ray Cromley Washington South Vietnam

No image of school life here compared to other counties

Thurmont High School co editor Susan Riffle argues county commissioners must fund a new school. She notes limited seating at Emmitsburg and Thurmont facilities, cites two county basketball titles, and warns graduates will face competition from better equipped schools like Thomas Johnson and Walkersville. She cites senator Joseph Tydings visit and urges decisive action now.

T. H.S E.H.S Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick T. J Maryland Joseph Tydings Frederick Tydings Chris Mattews Frederick County Matthews Thomas Johnson Walkersville Susan Riffle Thurmont High School

War Looms On The Washington Front

Fifty years ago items from The News-Poat file report a German diplomat disavowing general war on Americans while demanding the right to continue U-boat attacks on contraband ships. President Wilson may present a war message as Congress convenes and a Montauk Point submarine scare triggers near panic along the Atlantic coast. Navy officials deny sightings as two patrol boats guard shipping.

Washington Count von Béthmann Holwegg Wilson Congress Atlantic New York New Jersey Montauk Point New York Harbor Admiral Usher New York Navy Yard Montauk

Inter-Church Bowling League Banquet Held at Zion Middletown

More than 123 members from 10 women and men teams attended the fifth annual banquet at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown last night. Warren E. Smith of Grace Reformed presided as toastmaster. Reverend Weaver gave the organization history and Hagan performed magic. Dr. Donald J. Roop of New Market named Frederick County assistant health officer starting next week after medical degree at University of Maryland.

Zion Lutheran Church Middletown Warren P. E. Smith Grace Reformed Church W. Merval Weaver Frederick Presbyterian Church H. David Hagan Frederick W. Ernest Fox 1Ist Church Naomi Strobel Donald J. Roop New Market Frederick County School of Medicine University of Maryland

Johnson and the stubborn middle in Vietnam politics

Washington analysis by David Lawrence on how maintaining a limited war in Vietnam tests President Johnson in an election year. The piece compares Johnson with Truman during Korea, arguing limited war avoids disaster but sparks intense partisan pressure from both right and left as the 1968 campaign looms.

Washington Vietnam Johnson U.S Harry Truman Korea Truman Lyndon Johnson Raymond Aron United States Aron

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