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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
4
Anti Poverty War Faces Local Political Pitfalls
The piece warns that poverty fighting risks being hijacked by local politicians and vested interests as federal funds flow to big cities. It cites New York and Chicago examples where local boards or aldermen may steer programs away from national goals, urging decentralization with guardrails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wagner
Daley
Chicago
Cnes
Cleveland
Military Proving Ground Shapes Vietnam War Lessons
The article notes South Vietnam acts as a war proving ground where U S forces test tactics and weapons from China and the Soviet Union via North Vietnam. It argues this training lab could limit wider conflicts by early countermeasures and rapid responses for future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Spain
United States
China
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Army
South Vietnam
Mao Tse - Tung
Che Guevera
Cuba
French Indochina
British Malaya
IRS imposes $78 annual limit on charitable deductions
The North Atlantic region of the IRS sets a $78 cap on unexplained charitable deductions affecting all returns whether high or low income. It applies to cash donations of around a dollar per week unless proven by canceled checks or church statements, plus an unprovable 50 cent weekly donation. Churches must issue receipts or proofs to avoid reductions, or charities could face reduced contributions and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Internal Revenue Service
New York
New England
Sapphire sale bypasses glass test in Da Nang
In Da Nang South Vietnam Kim Chivarey sells a star sapphire to an American serviceman without first applying a blowtorch to prove it isn’t glass. The scene unfolds with Kim Chi earnestly presenting the gem as genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Kim Chivarey
Star Sapphire
Can-Do Kim Chi: Vietnam’s Gifted Jewel Trader
Hal Boyle profiles Kim Chi a 49 year old Vietnamese jewelry dealer near Megadore Ohio. He runs three stores, helps soldiers with tasks from money changing to laundry, and dreams of expanding to the American market. He values fare, family, and Buddhist good luck charms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Chi
America
Kim Ch
Tiffany's
Silver coins hollowing out the dollar value debate
A special report warns that rising metal value of coins could outpace their face value leading to hoarding. It argues minting dimes quarters and halves from non silver alloys may be necessary to prevent a silver shortage and economic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Free World
U.S Treasury Department
Esagts
Treasury Department
Congress
Years in review: Frederick post office plans advance
Letter from Charles T. Clayton to Congressman David J. Lewis indicates the Frederick post office project will finish in early January. Bowers property on East Patrick Street is the chosen site. Leslie Lease of Frederick, son of Mr and Mrs W W Lease, completed theological studies at Princeton Seminary and received a certificate. The new pay as you enter car for Hagerstown has arrived and is being fitted at the Frederick shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles T. Clayton
David J. Lewis
Bowers
East Patrick Street
Leslie Lease
W. W. Lease
Princeton Seminary
Hagerstown
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
Letters on Selma March and civic duty in 1965 letter
Elizabeth Battistone of Frederick defends the Selma march against false accusations of immorality by Rep Dickinson. She highlights sworn statements by religious leaders supporting the march and condemns public smears as unAmerican. Edward Ireland of Sykesville criticizes a local article description of a funeral home yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Glenn A. Main, Jr
House
Joseph Y. Resnick
New York
Congressional
Washington
Red
Washington Post
the Star
Mary Leoline Sommer
Alabama
Leonie
Dickinson
Leoline
Winfield School
Waltz Funeral
Edward H. Ireland
Sykesville
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Military Proving Ground
Berry's
Sey
Lady Bird
Glass
Hal Boyle
Floyd R. Rockhart
Far East
Megadore, Ohio
Viet Nam
News-Post
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Rangoon
Burma
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Southeast Asia Command
Singapore
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