Romania Resists Kremlin Push for Warsaw Pact Change
In Bucharest, Romania rejects Soviet troop withdrawals and seeks rotating command of Warsaw Pact forces. Brezhnev visits, talks fail, while Romania distances from both Moscow and Beijing as U.S. voices call for European defense shifts. Mansfield and Kosygin reflect broader tension and distrust in Cold War blocs.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
Rumania
Kremlin
Eastern Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Bucharest
de Gaulle
Chou En - Lai
China
Peking
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Romania
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
United States
Nicolae Ceausescu
Rumanian
Communist Party
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Europe
Mansfield
Brezhnev
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Cairo
Kosygin
West
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Parental Blame Cited By PTA Leader At Baltimore
Mrs Janelle Moorhead president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers told a Baltimore convention that parents invited teens into a unreal world for seven years. She urged gradual real world guidance while noting many teens strive for high grades to reach college, and warned parents about losing control if reality is not imposed.
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Jannelle Moorhead
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Baltimore
PTA
The Poor Man's Philosopher By Hal Boyle
NY AP column notes mail prompts quirks from readers. It cites highway safety losses at 1.733 billion for January February 1966, lists odd trivia about George Washington and octopuses, and mentions Caesars Palace Las Vegas staff roles. It highlights aging Americans spending 36 billion on activities like dancing lessons and wheelchairs.
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New York
Insurance Information Institute
George Washington
Nei
Caesars’ Palace
Las Vegas
Nev
Marc Antony
Cleopatra
Brutus
America
League of Women Voters Corrects Maryland Constitution Note
The Frederick County League of Women Voters clarifies that a unicameral legislature was only one of four main proposals for potential inclusion in the Constitutional Convention Commission's work, not a guaranteed change. The commission, appointed in 1965, researches and reports for the forthcoming Maryland Constitution Convention, with 142 delegates to decide final provisions and be guided by the commission's background work.
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League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
House
Senate
Tawes
Constitutional Convention Commission
Commission
League
John C. Brooks
E. Phillip Sayer
The
Maryland General Assembly
General Assembly
Constitutional Convenetion Commission
Benjamin Warshowsky
Robert E. Vaughn
Eight hundred American cavalry arrive at Columbus NM
Eight hundred American cavalrymen reached the expeditionary base at Columbus New Mexico after a dust filled ride from Mexico. They were the first withdrawn since the expedition began nine weeks earlier and set up camp in the military reservation. The Frederick Art Club closed its sessions with a magazine evening hosted by Miss Anna Thomas and flowers in the rooms. The club will be represented at the next Women’s Clubs biennial in New York May 23 to June 5 by Mrs. Joseph H. Apple. The next year’s program committee is chaired by Miss Mary Ott with Mrs. Marshall L. Etchison, Mrs. Thomas C. Forrester, and Miss Elizabeth Sheeleigh assisting.
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Columbus
N M
Mexico
Frederick Art Club
Anna Thomas
New York
Joseph H. Apple
Mary Ott
Marshall L. Etchison
Thomas C. Forrester
Elizabeth Sheeleigh
Discovery of dynamite and fus es rattles West Patrick area
Twenty years ago items note a discovery of dynamite with fuses and caps in the 400 block of West Patrick Street sparking unrest. City police opened an investigation into how the explosives arrived. Also reported are a Mary land county tax proposal and a weather recap marking precipitation for the seventh straight day in a wet month.
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West Patrick Street
Trade Bill Split Over Vietnam War Policy Debate
Washington lawmakers contend a proposed expansion of trade with communist nations is an act of peace while critics warn it weakens U.S. standing in Southeast Asia. Senator Mansfield argues the bill gives the President discretion to adjust peaceful trade if opportunities arise, even as the Vietnam conflict rages with extensive U.S. military involvement.
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Soviet Union
Western
Europe
Washington
Congress
United States
Red China
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
House of Representatives
Senate
Vietnam
Mansfield
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Washington Today
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