The News of Frederick Maryland November 30, 1963
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De Gaulle Sees Nixon as Strong Ally in Europe
French leader Charles de Gaulle praised Richard Nixon for singlemindedness and fighting spirit from his wilderness years. He noted Nixon’s courtesy in visits after defeats, warned against U.S. and Soviet hegemony, and expected improved Anglophone ties while resisting full NATO reintegration.
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Work or Train Aimed at Reducing City Welfare Load
Under 1967 Social Security Act amendments, some relief on welfare rolls must take jobs or training. In New York City welfare payments are 26.0 of a 5.29 billion budget, the largest municipal expense. The federal government will fund 40 of costs, with state and counties each 10. About 8,400 positions offered could affect 33,600 people, roughly 4 of relief clients.
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Parkinsons Law Applied to the Modern City Life
British historian C Northcote Parkinson argues that urban life creates daily pressure that drives housewives to bursts, suggesting a neighborly support pact and the demolition of foreign aid to fund a city that truly works, aimed at easing domestic strain and urban discomfort.
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Sihanouk links release of Americans to U S actions
Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk says he will free 11 Americans held on charges of violating Cambodian waters if President Johnson prevents allied attacks on Cambodian villages across the border. He rejects a diplomatic note offering assurances and demands a direct word from Johnson. The exchange is framed as a power struggle over regional tensions.
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Hijacking of Two American Planes Sparks Legal Questions
Washington Today discusses the hijacking of two American planes last weekend, highlighting international law implications and the need for stronger safety measures against threats to passenger planes. It notes concern over possible foreign involvement and the tendency to assume external government complicity in such episodes.
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Spies Wild as Nations Gamble for High Stakes
NEA analysis notes espionage surge in West Germany and throughout Europe. It highlights Rear Adm. Herman Luedke’s possible betrayal, defections from Czechoslovakia, and a global spy web. The piece argues intelligence work remains central to Cold War leverage and NATO security.
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Hijacking Dilemmas Prompt Calls for Stronger Airline Security
David Lawrence notes hijackers acted independently and Cuba’s response lags. He cites past extradition contrasts with England in MLK slay case, urging international law respect and UN tribunals if courts avoid trials. Proposes armed guards on flights and preboarding searches to cut hijackings, citing 17 U S hijackings in two years and 11 Latin American and one Bahamas incident.
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Fire drives seven from home near Wolfsville
Seven persons fled in night attire from a flame-swept residence near Wolfsville yesterday at about 4 am. The Samuel Eccard Jr. family escaped through a window but the house was destroyed. The article notes a large turnout for a poultry show at the State Armory and a Thanksgiving dance at Hoard Seminary. County campaigns urge renewed Thrift Stamp effort with a $630,000 quota. Snow fence construction and Christmas Seal drives occur as Hood College and St Mary’s College launch campus fundraisers. Weather forecasts predict clear skies after recent snows.
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Fall On Your Knees Deeper Meanings Of Christmas
A retired Methodist minister George W. Osman publishes Fall On Your Knees Deeper Meanings of Christmas through Carlton Press and donates all proceeds to charity. The piece highlights faith, wonder, and hope tied to the Incarnation with references to Osman’s Wesleyan background and Drew Theological Seminary. A separate note discusses thrift, economy, and prudent living, contrasting miserliness with wise use of resources, plus reflections on time, stillness, and faith.
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