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Established 883 published every day except Sunday by the Frederick Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. North Court. Frederick Maryland. Subscription rates listed: single copy five cents, by mail one month 1.25, three months six five, six months 6.50, one year 12.00. Cartage option 30 cents per week, 1 per month. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Southern
FTG & Mfg. CO
North Court
Frederick
Cartier
Alinsky Critiques War on Poverty and Maryland Programs
Saul Alinsky labels the War on Poverty as the Johnson era’s worst political blunder and calls it a vast pork barrel. He highlights three Maryland programs costing $133,698 for 110 trainees, including auto mechanics and aides, noting a high per trainee cost and urging focus on effective education.
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Saul Alinsky
Alinsky
Maryland
Dorchester County
Prince Georges County
Queen Annes County
Finan Enters Maryland Governor Campaign Quietly
Attorney General Thomas B. Finan effectively joins the 1950 Maryland governor race though he says he will be unofficial until he files with the Secretary of State. He has long shaped issues like reapportionment and tax proposals, prompting other candidates to state their intentions.
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Thomas B. Finan
Washington County
Finan
Antarctica
Arctic
Clarence W. Miles
Mr. Finan
Cooper-Hughes
Baltimore Sun
Protest PE Meter Policy Sparks Brunswick Protest
James H. Schamell of Brunswick Development Company protests Potomac Edison Meter policy forcing 22 separate meters for a 22 unit project. He calls for regulatory intervention and potential legal action to allow a common meter option before proceeding with further builds.
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Brunswick
Frederick County
Maryland
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Edison
James H. Schamel
Brunswick Development Company
Brunswick, Mayraund
Proposal to use subversion against North Vietnam regime
A circulated plan in high administration quarters advocates underground subversion of Ho Chi Minh's Hanoi government. It envisions a Council of Liberty for North Vietnam, expanded northward agents, and a long term program of popular sabotage, guerrilla actions, and tribal mobilization to pressure Hanoi while potentially provoking stronger retaliation against the south.
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North
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Red
Hanoi
Saigon
Washington
North Viet Nam
Council of Liberty
Peplack Thai
Meo
Laos
Frederick’s Annual Auto Show to Highlight Week of Events
Fifty years ago Frederick planned a major automobile show to follow a Baltimore event, with the governor invited. Fire department crews planned a week or two of thorough fire plug inspections to standardize threads and repairs citywide. A New Jersey attorney, after studying Matthew V, concluded he must resign as notary public to live by his faith.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Atty. J. Norman Shlun
Pleasantville
N.J
Eisenhower, Knox, and unified military training discussed
Admiral J O Richardson recalls Knox telling him he was relieved in 1941 for hurting Roosevelt's feelings. General Eisenhower, acting Army chief, supports unified command and universal military training with at least one year of instruction. A Chicago lieutenant colonel doubled for Eisenhower last December amid German threats against the commander.
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J. O. Richardson
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisen. Hower
Army
American Legion
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iife
The Day They Killed The Buffaloes
In Binh Dinh Province Viet Nam a 19 year old soldier tells how his farmer father clung to land amid war. The father refused to move after losing his sons and wife to Viet Cong violence. He cared for water buffaloes as his last link to a peaceful life and hoped the land would forgive him as he prepared to flee or fight. The survivor laments the tragedy and the cruel choices war imposes on families.
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Audit Bureau of Cireulations
Urbana
Emmitsburg
William C. Harpold
Westminster, Md
Berrys World
By Ray Cromley
News-Post
The
Buffaloes
By Tom Tiede
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Binh Dinh Province
Viet
Hell
South
Maining Son “and
Land
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