Undoing Damage and Cold War Tensions Across Europe
The piece argues for intensified home front activism to support the Vietnam war and pressure the Communists, while analyzing the European Economic Community crisis as De Gaulle resists majority voting and Spaak’s compromise. It notes France's stance could cost it influence and urges unity to deter aggression and preserve the free world.
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Voice of America
America
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Free World
France
West Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Spaak
de Gaulle
Western
Europe
Confused aginners mold protest dem onstrators in Fairfax
Ray Cromley argues that a rising class of professional aginners fuel protests in the United States. He cites a Fairfax County, Virginia encounter with a recent graduate swapping sides between left and right demonstrations. The piece claims these individuals lack commitment, choose protests for kicks, and threaten public order more than fringe groups like Communists.
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United States
Fairfax County
New York
Greenwich Village
U.S
Viet Nam
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
States urged to consider income tax adoption by officials
The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations voted 14 to 4 to urge states without an income tax to consider adopting one. The commission favors a federal credit for state local income taxes and warns that state local spending growth will outpace federal growth, urging use of all revenue sources to meet rising costs.
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Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Washington
Walter Heller
Commission
U.S
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Advisory Intergovernmental
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files October 26 1915
The Third Degree was applied to the water main dynamiting suspects yesterday yielding information. Several men thought to know about the explosions were gathered and forced to labor before a bar in Frederick. Gambling activities at the Frick county fair included bridge whist and euchre as officials report. A Republican Jubilee is planned in Frederick Wednesday evening. Seventeen months of war have raised dyes and coloring prices for knitters.
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Frederick
Frick County
Kennedy Defers Morrissey Nomination Amid Judicial Reform Talk
The Kennedy move to refer back the Francis X. Morrissey federal judgeship nomination sparked talk of reform. Observers note a trend toward nonpartisan, qualified appointments and warn that public confidence rests on judges seen as disinterested and independent rather than political spoils.
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Johnson
Senate
American Bar Association
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Judiciary Committee
Francis X. Morrissey
Congress
Conress
Everett Dirksen
Kennedy
Morrissey
New York
Supreme Court of the
United States
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Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Frederick County
League of Women Voters
Bevin
House of Commons
London
David Lawrence
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