U.N. At 21 Years Pessimism Follows Anniversary Observance
As the United Nations marks its twenty first anniversary many diplomats express pessimism about its future. U S Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg says its fate rests with its members while the United States and allies act independently in Viet Nam, with the Asian African bloc challenging the Security Council’s authority.
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One man stand on tax check off for campaigns debated
Senator Gore opposes a tax return check off to fund presidential campaigns arguing it would expand taxpayer control over spending. Senator Lausche warns it could spark broader, costly check offs. advocates seek public financing to curb big money influence in elections.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
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Viet Nam
Britain
Where are the issues in Frederick County election
The Frederick County election faces a lack of clear issues as candidates for county commissioner and state offices offer no concrete plans. Voters confront rising costs, need for schools and roads, and a call for defined problems and directed policy rather than broad studies. The piece stresses defining problems, proposing options, and attracting expert data to guide decisions.
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Board of Education
State Senate
Court House
Annapolis
Baltimore
Washington
For My Part By Ray Cromley
Lighthearted column by Ray Cromley exploring taxes society and culture with satirical quips. It contrasts career paths in tax collection, social mores, and humorous reflections on public figures and traditions. The piece playfully critiques modern life and historical figures through witty asides.
Prohibition rally meets small turnout in Creagerstown
In Frederick Post straw poll the dry vote tally spanned 1509 to 498. Creagerstown drew a sparse crowd as eight opposed Prohibition and one voted for it. The Prohibition Cavalcade then aimed for Graceham and Thurmont seeking larger crowds and ballots. Frederick City to hold second annual Sunday School parade with 1500 marchers led by the Middletown Band and ending at the Armory for YMCA services.
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Martin
Elizabeth
Drys
Frederick Post
Creagerstown
Frederick City
Prohibition
Graceham
Thurmont
Company A
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Church Streets
Middletown
Patrick
Market Street
Armory
Republicans Rally Urges McKeldin for Governor in 1946
Twenty years ago Frederick residents packed the courthouse lawn to back Theodore R. McKeldin for governor and cast a straight GOP ticket. The Frederick News notes McKeldin as a religious, fraternal and legal figure likely to win. the rally also backed J. Glenn Beall for reelection. Mayor Lloyd Culler’s Advisory Committee on municipal problems convened at City Hall with Arthur V. Myers as chair, William B. Leichert as vice chair, and Mrs. C. Clifford Doll as secretary. The Aldermen, drafting the city budget, were urged to report needed improvements promptly to enrich citizens’ lives.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Frederick
J. Glenn Beall
Frederick County
Lloyd € Culler
City Hall
Arthur V. Myers
William B. Leichert
C. Clifford Doll
Culler
Halloween Night Parade Kicks Off Frederick Festivities
Joe Eisenhauer notes Halloween events in Frederick with a grand parade on Monday. The column ponders traditions from Druids to modern costumes, stresses proper dress and cleanliness for dates, and cites belt-removal as a beltone local tactic to curb teen trouble, ending with thoughts on gossip and ideas.
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