Manila talks hard road to peace in Viet Nam conflict
Seven nations resisting communist aggression gathered in Manila to outline a hard road to peace. Key points include South Vietnam must be consulted, possible amnesty with exceptions for hard-core guerrilla leaders, and a plan for regional defense, reconstruction, and reconciliation. President Johnson framed the struggle as a global test of freedom against communism.
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Historic parallels in off year elections hinge on Johnson era
Post master General Lawrence F. O'Brien noted the party in power averaged 40 House seat losses in off year elections but after visiting 35 marginal districts he doubted a Republican victory on Nov 9. White House aide Henry Wilson compared the 1998 and 1958 shifts, forecasting a potential big House shift next month.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Henry Wilson
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O’brien
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Brown strategy misfires in California 1966 race
The National Scene analyzes Governor Edmund G. Pat Brown's failed third term bid against Ronald Reagan. Brown's tactic to cast Reagan as a right wing extremist backfires, with voters resisting the black mustache image and moderates flocking to Reagan. The plan's errors include reviving wartime milk price charges and clinging to the extremist label despite losses. Reagan's team views the missteps as a windfall for their campaign. Brown remains committed, risking the loss of sympathy as Reagan resists the negative framing.
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Pat) Brown
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Pat Brown
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Gmding
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Mr. Nice
Ned
Almanac king Ray Geiger reshapes a nostalgic empire
Ray Geiger, 56, Lewiston Maine, printed 2 750 000 copies of the 150th Farmers Almanac and 800 000 of The American Farm and Home Almanac, building a $5 million annual business while selling almanacs as a lifelong pursuit and family revenue. He cites nostalgia and child appeal, noting weather forecasts by Harry Buie and a wide reader base including a convict contributor.
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Beat Western Maryland at Mount St. Mary's then ready for Westminster
Fifty years ago The News-Post notes Mount St. Marys victors over Gallaudet boosting Mountaineers confidence for the upcoming Westminster game. Also discussed is Frederick County real estate reassessment projecting a $10 million tax base increase from about $31 million to $41 million, suggesting a lower county tax rate. Maryland picture fans will see Thomas H. Ince's $100,000 Civilizaton.
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Veterans Forum Set for Senatorial Candidates in Baltimore
Twenty years ago Frederick readers learned of a special forum broadcasting tonight from a Baltimore station with Republican Gen D John Markey of Walkersville and Democrat Gov Herbert R O Connor answering questions. The page also notes a record warm October 31 reaching 81 degrees, a subdued Halloween in Frederick, and a rapid Community Chest drive reaching $24 470.86 toward a $23 300 goal in less than three weeks.
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Herbert R. O'Conor
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Vietnam war will be intensified next month
Washington Today argues the Vietnam War will be intensified next month as North Vietnam resists peace talks while the United States debates strategy after the upcoming elections. The piece surveys motives of Hanoi Pequing and Moscow, and outlines President Johnson's tough stance and possible broad escalation.
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