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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1966

Page

4

Memorial to Churchill Speech Sets Westminster Landmark

A memorial funded by over a million dollars will restore St Mary Aldermanbury in London as a museum for Churchill artefacts. The project honors his iron curtain speech delivered March 5 1946 at Westminster College Fulton Missouri warning of East West divide and urging freedom.

Winston Churchill Churchill Westminster College Fulton Stettin Baltic Trieste Adriatic Continent Little College Russia West Westminster London Church of St. Mary Aldermanbury Christopher Wren Iron Curtain Europe Seoul Saigon

Asian Leaders Press UN Stand on Vietnam War

Australian Foreign Minister Paul Hasluck and Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman addressed the United Nations General Assembly. Hasluck warned against a peace that would invite Communist subversion and terror in Southeast Asia, while Khoman urged courage against liberal surrender and stressed that South Vietnam must remain free and sovereign. Thailand warns against foreign surrender of rights as aggression continues.

United Nations General Assembly Paul Hasluck Australia Thanat Khoman Thailand Hasluck North Vietnam Southeast Asia Khomen South Vietnam Khoman Khaman Vietnam

Wallace as Symbol and Gambler in Alabama Politics

The piece analyzes George Wallace’s evolving role from segregationist governor to national figure. It portrays him as a self centered, cagey strategist leveraging defiance of federal civil rights moves to energize a 1968 presidential bid, while maintaining broad support among southern voters and a growing following in northern whites.

Alabama George C Wallace Wallace South Lurleen George Wallace Maryland Wisconsin Indiana James Martin Martin Gadsden Congress Goldwater Lyndon Baines Johnson John Patterson Citizens’ Advisory Board

Backed for Democratic State Central Committee Chair in Frederick

Letter writer urges voters to support Robert E Dailey Jr amid questions on chairman selection and by laws. R. L. Von Guntén from Woodsboro notes apparent mandate and calls for scrutiny. Dulany explains his stance on reapportionment and a court challenge as Democratic Delegate in Carroll County.

Bob Dailey Robert E Dailey Jr Democratic State Central Committee Frederick County Bob R. L. von Gunten William B. Dulany

Last stretch of Frederick Jefferson road to become modern highway

The State Roads Commission awarded the Jefferson road project to M J Grove Lime Co for a half mile through the town. Work will start next week as the last bad stretch on the Frederick Jefferson State road is upgraded before cold weather. Reopening marked by rededication at St John s Reformed Church Creagerstown led by Rev R E Heimer with services Friday and Sunday.

Frederick - Jefferson State Roads Commission Jefferson M. J. Grove Lime Company St. John’s Reformed Church Creagerstown R. E. Heimer St John’s Church

Frederick High Cadets Triumph in 1946 Football Opener

Twenty years ago on October 5 1946 Frederick High School Cadets won their first interscholastic football game in 26 years defeating Harpers Ferry Tigers 18 to 0. Fewer than 40 paid admissions and 102 adults filled the stands as Cadets scored in each of the first three quarters but PAT kicks were blocked. The Tigers were twice near scoring but held on defense. Hood College extends continuing education with college credit through Camp Detrick staff. registration opens October 7 at 7 PM in Alumnae Hall.

Inflation discussion across party lines in Washington briefing

Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz tells AFL-CIO convention inflation is a possible but not present danger, sparking cross party critique. Nixon cites rising grocery and fuel costs while debt and deficit figures underline budget pressures. The piece weighs wage demands, Vietnam costs, and a looming tax rise as inflationary forces.

Washington Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education Wirtz United States Brazil Johnson Congress Capitol Hill Democratic Republican House Senate Richard Nixon Treasury Vietnam

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