Learn Something Fast College Students Should Learn First
Brewster Jr., former Frederick resident and Yale president, urged at the American Council on Education in Washington that students stay in school and gain intellectual tools before joining protests. He warned impatience and anti intellectualism can derail useful careers and warned emotion over simplification fails to solve war and poverty and dignity.
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Kingman Brewster Jr
Frederick
Yale University
American Council On Education
Washington
Brewster
Unemployment dips under three million amid eight year span
The report shows September unemployment at 2,875,000, the lowest monthly total since October 1957, while the jobless rate slips only slightly to 4.4 percent. The piece argues growth masks shortages for untrained workers and urges more education and training to secure jobs. It also notes UN peacekeeping limits and a Spain note misinterpretation, ending with reflections on light and learning.
Halloween memories and pacifist pleas in letters to the editor
Readers discuss Halloween traditions and critique modern celebrations while others urge strong anti Soviet action and Berlin Wall removal. Letters by C Caroline Gross and Dorothy E Ensor advocate peace, freedom, and humanist values amid Cold War tensions.
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Dorothy E. Ensor
Frederick Fair Bees Sell Candy at Grandstand
Harry Heppe and Ernest McCardell operate candy stands in the Frederick fair grandstand as bees attend the event. The scene includes sausages and hams on display near the west end of the pavilion while fairgoers mingle.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Harry Heppe
Ernest McCardell
Heppe
German born anti Naz hunting Hitler for White House orders
Dr Robert M W Kemp Ner, a German born anti Nazi who arrived in 1939, is said to be seeking Adolf Hitler in Germany on direct orders from the White House. Skeletons of eight bodies found by Abrecht Place sewer workers point to earlier colonial Potter's Field burials. Dozens of flowers drift on Pacific waves as tribute to fallen servicemen. France's first general election in nine years backs De Gaulle's Fourth Republic plan via a new constitution drafted by elected representatives.
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United States of America
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Demonstrations Over Vietnam War Raise Federal Alarm
Federal investigators have tracked Communist efforts to stage mid October protests across at least 18 U.S. cities and abroad. Agents probe student pacifists while foreign outlets praise or condemn the actions as Washington fears a longer, broader struggle.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Uruguay
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U.S
Toronto
Canada
Mexican Communist Party
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Argentina
Brussels
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Peiping People’s Daily
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