Frederick County Chamber urges fair share support for United Appeal
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce board adopts a resolution urging business leaders professionals and all residents to contribute to the United Appeal to raise $190 000 for 14 agencies. It says the payoff will be 14 times the gift as the agencies continue county services for another year.
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Higher Education Faces Urban Focus Debate in Denver
The American Council on Education convened in Denver and heard John W. Gardner urge urban task forces to engage students in city problems. James Farmer warned de facto segregation is expanding, while Samuel Proctor urged viewing education as more than suburban life and suggested studying anger, poverty, and minority issues for meaningful semesters. The editorial questions shifting education toward social service and stresses the need for broad leadership across arts and sciences to keep America competitive globally.
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University of Wisconsin
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Cold weather does not cause colds scientists say
Scientific tests show damp and chill do not directly trigger colds. Most colds occur from indoor virus spread during cold months, as antibodies indicate infection from over 60 known viruses. Johnny should wear rubbers anyway to avoid exposure.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Baylor University College of Medicine
Methodist Hospital
Spitsbergen Islands
Police Wife Seethes Over Officer's Shooting Verdict
A Beverly Dinterman letter argues the public blames officers for riot damage after Officer David Roberts shot a Negro during a jaywalking incident. She urges unity with police, recalls her husband’s dangers, and criticizes media coverage while praising Jehovah’s Witnesses for peaceful conduct.
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Truong Chinh Warns of North South Struggles and Reform Failures
Truong Chinh, a top Hanoi leader, reports serious failures in the south and growing problems in the north. He cites corruption, private profiteering, and land ownership tensions as the war drains state control while decentralization, weak oversight, and disobedience spread among rural areas.
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War Sayings Stamp drive planned for county
A house to house canvass will begin early next month in the city and county to push the War Sayings Stamp campaign. The county needs about 300000 more to meet its quota. Milk price increases expected from two Frederick dealers as approved by the local food administration.
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Frederick
Voter responsibility and outreach urged in Roosevelt note
A broad civic appeal urges citizens to vote and judge candidates by concrete programs, integrity, and proven ability. It stresses participation, contact with officials, and supporting honest public servants, plus a call to mobilize volunteers and labor for outreach.
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