Limited War Weapons in Vietnam Operations
The article notes US forces in Vietnam act in advisory roles while developing limited war weapons. It details kite balloons to strike antennas, portable jungle landing pads, leech repellents, anti ambush gear, and other devices from Army and Air Force labs and centers aimed at complicating jungle warfare.
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Vietnam
United States
Army
Air Force
Anti Monopolty suit targets Lima News and owners
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit accusing the Lima News and Freedom Newspapers Inc. of illegally trying to drive Lima Citizen out of business. The case seeks divestiture of the Lima newspaper and voiding of competition agreements, plus an order prohibiting similar conduct. The suit also names eight Freedom newspapers in Ohio California and Texas. FCC hearing designated for Southern Newspapers Inc. and Radio Hot Springs Co. to award a single FM station in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Odessa
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Hot Springs
Ark
Southern
New Era
FCC
Arkansas
Electric Campus Builds First All Electric Institute
Clarkson College of Technology in Potsdam New York plans a 28 million all electric campus due for completion in 1971 to mark its 75th anniversary. The project eliminates a central heating plant saving about a million dollars and reflects a broader trend toward modernization in education nationwide.
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Clarkson College of Technology
Potsdam
N.Y
Union Pressure Pushes for Compulsory Labor Unionization
Berry's World reports that after backing a political majority, labor unions seek a new prize by pushing to amend federal law to require union membership nationwide. They target repeal of section 14B of the 1947 National Labor Relations Act, which lets states opt out and preserves individual choice.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Right to Work and Union Shop Debated in Congress
The piece discusses the rise of right to work laws and union shop concepts, arguing against forced union membership. It traces Wagner Act beginnings, Taft-Hartley changes, and agency shop ideas while warning that economic pressure could compel workers to join unions or lose jobs.
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Patterns of Red killings in Asia and Congo
The account describes mass killings by Red forces in Korea and Vietnam aimed at eliminating village leaders to sow chaos and empower communist networks. It notes similar methods in the Congo where retreating Chinese agents allegedly order killings and intimidation to weaken non communist opposition for future influence.
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Congo
Korea
Red Underground
Reds
Red
Farm City Week fades in Frederick County this year
The 1960s Farm City Week tradition dwindled as Frederick County and state observers note little activity this November. In 1963 a dinner with a portrait presentation honored Henry Shoemaker, but this year the Chamber of Commerce and agricultural agencies offered no promotion.
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Henry Shoemaker
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Dick Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
The Poor Man's By HAL BOYLE
A collection of witty aphorisms on modern life and society. The lines touch on diplomacy, manners, work, happiness, aging, productivity, and secrets with a humorous, observational tone. Notable quips reference mothers, confidence men, cats, readers, executives, alarms, Santa Claus, and more in a brisk one liners format.
Legore Named to All American from Frederick County
Harry W. Legore of Frederick County earned national recognition for his play with the Yale football squad this year and was named on the All American squad published by the Baltimore News. Frederick County road work ends today per State Roads Commission orders. William F. Duvall of McKaig reports the loss of his horse Sport to acute lockjaw, valued at 300 dollars. Mr and Mrs John J Holdcraft of East Church street celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary with well wishes from friends.
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Frédérick County
Yale
Baltimore News
Frederick County
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Maryland
State Roads Commission
William F. Duvall
Mckaig
John J. Holdcraft
East Church Street
American Tanks Press Front Near Cologne in Ruhr Drive
In ongoing World War II action American tanks and infantry push deeper into German lines in the Ruhr region forcing Bok towns and opening the gate to Cologne about 23 miles away. The report notes heavy fighting and advances as Allied forces break German resistance.
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Cologne
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