City retreat from suburbs fuels return to Frederick County homes
The article notes a reversal of postwar suburban flight with middle class families moving into Frederick County and Frederick City. It cites New York City data via Maxwell Lehman and observes suburban-to-urban migration, refurbishing town houses, and zoning limits that keep many properties as single-family homes.
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Frederick County
Maxwell Lehman
New York City
Frederick City
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Frederik County
De Gaulle's Lonely Road Threatens Europe Unity
The article argues De Gaulle's move toward a neutral third force strains Franco German ties and endangers European cohesion. It warns that Germany must stay close to the United States due to geography postwar weakness, while France pursues closer ties with the Soviet bloc and nuclear ambitions. The piece underscores risk to the free world from divided Europe and Soviet pressure.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Free World
Southeast Asia
de Gaulle
Directh
Washington
Moscow
DeGaulle
Red China
Viet Nam
NATO
Germany
U.S
Europe
Television violence debate splits experts at Senate hearing
A Senate study on televised violence reviews how short term viewer reactions may prompt aggression but notes some experts see benefits. Dr Leonora Berkounz warns against simplistic harms while others argue viewers can purge hostility or choose to switch channels. Parents worry about real life imitation as networks resist curtailing popular shows.
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Berkowitz
Senate
The Function Of The Supreme Court
A speaker frames the Supreme Court as an umpire in our constitutional system. He urges balanced, impartial judgment, notes historical criticism, and argues independence protects freedoms. He warns attacks on the Court betray the revolutionary legacy of the nation.
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Clapp
United State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States
Benjamin F. Wade
Cleveland
Roger Brooke Taney
Fifty Years Ago items From The News Post Files
Reports from Berlin via Geneva claim British destroyer Falcon cruiser Brilliant and sloop Rinaldo were disabled by German guns on the Belgian coast. The Fuss farm trench death burying cattle swine to curb foot and mouth disease continues. Charles Brust injures right hand on nail at McCardell's. A sharp rain spell ends drought in city and county.
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Brilliant
Rinaldo
Belgian
Mary M. Fuss
Emmitsburg
Charles Brust
McCardell
Drowning risks and odd science from a mailbag column
New York AP roundup notes drowning as a leading accidental death, a USC scientist finds a plastic hose segment can make a fine clarinet, and other quirks from public life. It reports on age fibs, belt vs suspenders for heartburn, presidents as bachelors, eggs storage, education and drinking, and supermarket kid-related costs.
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New York
America
University of Southern California
Henri Ford
White House
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Rutgers University
Thank You Note From Mother Clarke
A letter from Mother Clarke of 2350 Nevada Street Baltimore Maryland dated November 10 1964 thanks the newspaper for a story and requests a few lines of gratitude to honor hospitalized veterans and the helpers who made their Christmas merry.
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Mother Clarke
Sin
Nevada Street
Baltimore
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Italy
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Hal Boyle
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