Peace prospects and risks in Vietnam policy notes
The piece argues both Hanoi and Moscow resist U.S. peace proposals, while hints of reappraisal appear in Communist capitals. It urges North Vietnam to consider de-escalation, warns of possible irreversible harm to communism, and notes the U.S. military position remains strong as adversaries weigh their next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Moscow
U.S
Viet Nam
Goldberg
U.N
United Nations
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
Toward a Utopia by Tech and Will
A speaker notes that two thirds through the twentieth century humanity can tech nically provide clean air livable cities and good schools but must marshal humane economic and political will. He argues technology offers opportunity to uplift the soul and that public support is the real hurdle to smog cleanup and city welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCormack
Air Force
Communications Satellite Corp
Village hopes spark local governance shift in Vietnam
In Delta villages the people seek elected local officials rather than appointed ones, craving equal treatment, fair courts, and checks on central power. A charcoal dealer recalls bribes but urges a uniform permit chart to curb favoritism and ensure predictable rules. After twenty years of war, safety and opportunity for families drive hopefuls for meaningful local autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Viet Nam
Fice
A Citizen Proposes Multilevel Parking for Frederick
Donald M. Hodge urges Mayor Derr to replace downtown minibuses with a modern multi level automatic parking garage. He suggests placing structures behind City Hall and on other downtown lots to provide convenient all day parking, reduce street congestion, and support recreation spaces like McCurdy Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derr
John Derr
Frederick
Maryland
McCurdy Field
City Hall
Cline
Sears
Francis Scott Key
Donald M. Hodge
Frederick to light street with 700 Mazda lamps plan
Fifty years ago Frederick residents were to back a trolley line lighting plan like last year. Merchants would subscribe to raise 300 dollars, each signing six dollars, to fund 700 40 watt Mazda lamps along Market and Patrick streets. The railway would provide current. In other news, senior classes of Boys' and Girls' High Schools held a class party at Miss Beatrice and Pauline Michael’s home with pennants, games, a victrola dance, and refreshments.
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Frederick
Market
Patrick Streets
Market Street
Third Street
Pearce
Patrick
Harris and
Beatrice
Pauline Michael
Twenty Years Ago October 3 1346 Frederick Fair Grounds crowd
A huge Thursday crowd jammed East Patrick street and filled the Frederick Fair Grounds for the annual show, with fair weather and potential receipts records for 1046. Michael J. Crogan, a well known hotel operator, was named manager and director for public school cafeterias in Frederick County as part of a state funded meals program. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt announced the move after the School Board meeting, aiming to consolidate cafeterias and offer better meals, including whole milk for 26 cents.
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Patrick Street
Frederick Fair
Michael J. Crogan
Carterer
Frederick County
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Church and state clash over ministers in politics
President Johnson urges clergy to engage in social issues and politics, while Congress resists school prayer amendments. The piece explores tensions in American churches over ministers speaking for congregations, the role of faith in civil rights, and risks of church state entanglement amid calls for moral leadership and nonviolence.
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Washington
Congress of
United States
Johnson
African Methodist Episcopal Church
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