We Want An Independent South Viet Nam Free From Outside Interference
President Johnson states the United States seeks an independent South Viet Nam secure in its own relations and free from outside interference. He argues for a partition guarantees, rejects Geneva unification, and asserts real settlement must mean a South Viet Nam independent of the North, governed by leaders chosen by its people, despite opposition from pragmatists.
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Johnson
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Indochina
North Viet Nam
Washington
North
Hot Summer Sun Promises Comfort Amid Heat Fears
The article notes the next hundred days may test comfort as temperatures rise and people seek places to cool. It forecasts columns offering cooling tips and summer diets while arguing much of the heat is mental and that summer poses few real problems unless one frets excessively.
One Man Crusade Targets Federal Tax Delinquents
Senator John J. Williams has championed publishing IRS delinquent figures since 1954. Delinquent taxpayers halved from 1,725,474 in 1954 to 886,249 in 1964, while overdue taxes declined from 1.614 billion to 1.174 billion. Williams argues his campaign pressures IRS and benefits compliant taxpayers, though some readers blame the effort for shifting costs onto others.
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John J. Williams
Delaware Republican
Internal Revenue Office
Internal Revenue
Williams
For My Part By Ray Cromley
The Dominican Republic lesson shows how quickly Communists can move to seize a revolution. Reds are strongest in Santo Domingo and among students, using popular fronts to gain control, arming youths to sow chaos, and executing officials to crush resistance as they promise land and equality to gain cooperation.
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Dominican Republic
U.S
Santo Domingo
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Red
Juan Bosch
Panama
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Johnson’s cautious stance fuels Dominican crisis debate
The article maps President Johnson’s confident yet restless approach to the Dominican crisis, noting aides warn of entanglement and unclear next steps. It contrasts his response to Viet Nam and describes Johnson as pragmatically defending U.S. interests without pursuing expansive world leadership.
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Johnson
America
Dominican
Dominican Republic
Duhasen
Iitte
Viet Nam
Lusitania Disaster Varies the Atlantic War News
Yesterday’s News-Post notes the Lusitania tragedy near Queenstown after a German submarine attack. One thousand two hundred perished, with 149 bodies in improvised morgues near the harbor. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt is named among the dead. the Pope reacted with grief and condemnation. Braddock Heights reservoir work nears completion, promising relief from local water troubles.
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Queenstown
Cunard
Queenstown Harbor
Braddock Heights
Cunard Line
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wartime discharge threshold set at eighty five points
The War Department announced a minimum score of 85 for discharge from ground air and service forces. Eligible men will begin moving next week to separation centers. Also noted were local civic events and wartime Allied captures including Hermann Goering's reported capture by the Seventh Army amid surrender efforts.
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THE
WAR Department
Hermann Goering
Seventh Army
Hitler
Letters on Police Week and local issues in Frederick
A collection of letters discusses National Police Week praising officer service and urging public support, followed by a critique of Senator Derr’s hospital vote, and a plea to beautify Frederick with flowers. The letters reference Lt. R. Dorsey, Rosemont Ave., May 1965, and oppose political maneuvering while urging civic pride and flowered public spaces.
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Sen. Derr
Collins
Frederick Freeway
Frederick County
Sen. Derrs
Victor Cullen Hospital
Maryland
del. Collins
Weddles
Rosemont Ave
Frederick
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North Court
One Man Crusade
Berry's
KS Niowepa
By Ray Cromley
With Bruce Biossat
de Gaulle
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Ayub
Kennedy
White House
Bay of Pigs
Vienna
Krushchev
Berlin Wall
Lyndon Johnson
Southeast Asia
Mekong
Pedernales
News-Post
Lusitania Castrophe
Marian Ogle Moser
Elm Street
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Frederick High School
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Goebbels
R. Dorsey
W. C. Flautt
Jefferson Street
Frederick, Md
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