Double Talk On Balance Of Payments And Double-Talk
The piece argues that ordinary citizens rely on bankers and the government for big money matters. It critiques the third quarter 1930s balance of payments showing a $485 million deficit despite official assurances. It notes prior misstatements and the France debt payment affecting figures, warning that complex shifts and political manipulation may mislead the public.
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Average
United States
Henry Fowler
Fowler
Hoyle
U.S
France
Telephone Invaders and Privacy Threats in Calling Machines
Disturbing account of a device that initiates calls and delivers recorded messages tying up lines until heard. Authors speculate a potential invasion of privacy suit could curb the practice and halt incessant business solicitations. The piece notes widespread annoyance at telemarketing without a current legal barrier.
Propensity To Crime and the Daniels Case at the Supreme Court
Sammie Daniels a 23 year old ward of Maryland for 17 years faced indefinite confinement for a propensity toward crime. The civil hearing declared him a defective delinquent prompting a Supreme Court appeal over constitutional limits on indefinite detention for an offense savored by socio economic disadvantage. 400 inmates petitioned for habeas corpus hoping for freedom as the experimental prison hospital system faces a pivotal test.
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Sammie Daniels
Maryland
Daniels
U. S. Supreme Court
Ho Chi Minh's peace price includes three demands
Reported conditions cite Ho Chi Minh seeking recognition of Viet Cong and National Liberation Front in control of specific districts in South Viet Nam. A Geneva precedent in Laos is cited as a cautionary example of autonomous Red influence enabling future expansion.
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Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
South
Geneva
Red
Pathet Lao
Laos
Vietnam coalition rule feared to favor Communists
Ray Cromiey reports that South Vietnam’s future governance should be a coalition with key cabinet posts to the Communist National Liberation Front. Viet Cong sources say control of economic and propaganda sectors plus strong roles in defense and police could pave the way for land redistribution and socialization of industry during a chaotic transition. They argue second and third tier appointees could still push change, while an inspection veto by any party could nullify treaty verifications, a condition the United States will resist.
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South Vet Nam
Communist National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
Reds
United States
Johnson
Rhodesia
High Seas
America
Goldberg
Salisbury
Council
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dominican Republic
Poor Man's Philosopher by Hal Boyle collection ribbing modern pests
The column lists annoyances from hair dyed youths and discotheque dancers to overbearing sex manuals and mail order credit cards. It laments misused phone numbers, blackout excuses by utilities, clever college pranks, rude shoppers, and health faddists. The piece closes with a humorous prayer to be delivered from these pests.
Thanksgiving services draw hundreds across Frederick area
Fifty years ago on November 26 1915 Fred erick residents attended Thanksgiving services in most churches with crowds filling houses of worship. Trainmen faced an unusual turkey shortage as no meals were served at the Balti more and Ohio Y M C A Brunswick. Officials from the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company plan to present costs of producing and distributing electric current to the mayor and board of aldermen.
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Baltimore and Ohio Y.M.C.A
Brunswick
Frederick
Hagerstown and Frederick
PFC Arthur C Poole Awarded Bronze Star at Leyte
Twenty years ago the News-Post notes PFC Arthur C Poole of Lisbon received the Bronze Star for valor on Leyte on December 19, 1944. He is an automobile dealer in civilian life and also holds the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster. Ezra Pound indicted for treason for wartime broadcasts in Italy. About 200 people gathered in Walkersville for the dedication of the town Honor Roll listing around 110 veterans.
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Arthur C. Poole
Lisbon
Leyte
Poole
Walkersville
Glade Valley Lions Club
Rhodesia policy sparks debate on US sovereignty
Washington Today argues that US actions in Rhodesia violate constitutional limits and risk entangling Congress, the presidency, and public opinion. The piece condemns presidential intervention, warns of economic embargo over internal affairs, and questions motive tied to British ties and the Negro vote while noting Vietnam harm and silent lawmakers.
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Italy
Washington
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Congress
Security Council
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