Frederick Orchestra a cornerstone of city culture and youth
Frederick Orchestra in four seasons presented over 50 major works across about 14 concerts. The group partnered with Frederick oo Juniour Orchestra for a joint show where Scott Mackley played Mozart Clare met Concerto with full accompaniment. Community support funds further series by the Frederick Chamber Music Society and Frederick Singers for the 5-46 season.
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Frederick Orchestra
Frederick
Frederick Oo Juniour Orchestra
Scott Mackley
Washington
Baltimore
Orchestra
Frederick Chamber Music Society
Frederick Singers
Economic Peacefare: Trade as Cold War Tool in Europe
A Presidential task force proposes economic peacefare to widen trade with European Communist states while keeping bans on strategic materials. The aim is to use trade to pressure reforms and curb expansion without treating it as ordinary business, excluding China and other adversaries.
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China
North Korea
North Vietnaam
Cuba
Europe
White House life and presidents urge constant retreats
The article notes presidents often escape the White House for work and rest, citing Johnson, Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower and Kennedy. It highlights calls it not a home but a working site, with frequent absences to places like Texas, Oyster Bay, Warm Springs, Camp David, Hyannis Port, and Palm Beach. It also reflects on the mansion as both refuge and burden within constitutional constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
President Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Oyster Bay
Fdr
Park
Warm Springs
Shax
Catoctins
Camp David
Eisenhower
Augusta
Gettysburg
Denver
Truman
Blair House Cozier
Kennedys
Hyannis Port
Manhattan
Palm Beach
Virginia Hills
Metropolitan Museum
Grand Central Station
Eastward Ho campaign reshapes Soviet Far East policy
The plan to settle five million Russians and Ukrainians in Siberia aims to fortify Moscow border strength against China and ease Western Russia crowding. Analysts stress Far East wealth coal timber ore and hydro potential as Russia’s key future asset, with living space a major incentive amid population pressure.
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Waslington
NEA
Siberia
Kremlin
Moscow
Red China
Russia
Peking
Asia
India
Pakistan
Pacific Ocean
Soviet Union
Far East
Greater
Soviet Far East
Kazakhstan
Mao Tsetung
China
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Oing
Sinkiang
Sotisialistikh
Khabarovsk
Komsromolskaya Pravda
Debate Over Federal Minimum Wage Increase in Cabinet
Washington analysis of a heated cabinet debate led by the Johnson administration on raising the federal minimum wage from 1.25 per hour. Critics warn of higher unemployment, inflation, and disrupted wage structures, while supporters push for faster action and potential compulsory unionization.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Wilson’s Note to Germany Demands Reparations
President Wilson’s protest note to Germany demanding proper reparation for Lusitania losses is being transmitted to Berlin in strong terms. A surprise birthday celebration honored George W. Abrecht on West Patrick Street with refreshments and decorations. Frederick residents plan trips to the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, arranging travel.
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Wilson
Germany
Berlin
George W. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Frederick
San Francisco
May Day Crowns Hood College Queen at Hood Campus
Hundreds of alumnae and guests packed Hood College for the annual May Day festivities as Mrs. Margaret Pfeiffer Garman of Baltimore was crowned queen by Prince Hood. Lois Smith of Hagerstown attended. Betty Hoffmaster visiting home from University of Maryland graduate school spent the weekend nearby. The cold wet spring slowed farm work in Frederick County with temperatures dipping to 34 degrees.
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Frederick County
Henry K. Shoemaker
Hood College
Margaret Pfeiffer Garman
Baltimore
Betty Hoffmaster
Univer: of Maryland
Letters Call For Den Closed After Frederick City Killings
A Frederick, Maryland letter accuses the city of not closing a South Bentz Street building linked to two fatal attacks within a year. The writer notes a stabbing death last week and cites post mortem details of thirteen stab wounds, urging action to shut the den of iniquity.
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South Bentz Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick
Nicholas Yinger Frederick
Da Nang Press Center Described as Riviera and Pest Paradise
The article portrays the Da Nang Press Center as a rough, postwar hub informally nicknamed Riviera on the Da Nang and Pest Paradise. It features a water tower, a barbed wire ledge over the river, and a French-owned hotel with six slot machines, a pinball machine, and heavy profits. Journalists cover Marine patrols by day and file dispatches at night.
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Dodge City
Kan
da Nang
Riviera
U.S
Chicago
Press Center Makes Over With Plans For Resort Hotel
Staff Sgt. Harold F. Colby and his wife aim to convert the press inn into a horizontal Miami Beach style resort. He installs a badminton court purchases a river cruiser and hires new uniforms for wait staff. The center lacks a telephone a fact Colby calls a serious drawback.
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W. C. Mahr
Santa Ana
Calif
Harold F. Colby
Easthampton
Mass
Colby
Press Inn
Miami Beach
Collis
Ritz
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Ity
Mozart Clare
Acc Companiment
Berry World
Mr. Humphrey
Leon Dennen
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Verdlovsk
Koragonde
Tashker
Omsi
U.S.S.R
Ongolia
Zhigonsk
Yakutsk
Sakhalin
Japan
Arctic Ocean
Sering Sea
Kamchatka
Sopaviarsk
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
Lawrence
Hems
News-Post
Lhems
F.T.A
Joe Eisenhauer
F.T.A. Club
Rhoades
F.T.A. Frederick
Dean Rusk
Beatnik
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Martha T. Schipper
M. D
Gerald J. Schipper
M.D
RFD
Urbana
Wild and Woolly Press Center
South Viet Nam
Hal Boyle
Newspap
Urehive
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