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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
2
Daily vocabulary note from W. L. Gordon contrasts fond with partial, explains mispronunciations and misspellings, and offers synonyms for noble and lofty ideas. It highlights internal strife from abundant but discordant opinions and urges mastering one word daily.
The piece argues modern air power surpasses historic military leaders in scale and impact, noting the drift toward global conflict and the risk of world war. It cautions that decadelong restraint is uncertain but urges keeping calm and avoiding escalation.
The Army invites Women’s Army Corps volunteers to serve in Vietnam as stenographers. About a dozen are needed immediately with more possible later.
About 20 million dollars in matching federal outdoor recreation grants will support state and local governments in 12 northeastern states. The allocation comes from the North East Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
The House endured a 12 hour 31 minute session with 22 roll calls and no bills passed. Republicans and some Southern Democrats stalled the agenda using parliamentary maneuvers under a new 21 day rule to push four bills later. The dispute centered on bringing seven resolutions to the floor as a block and a demand to read the prior journal in full.
A sparsely attended session faced repeated interruptions as points of quorum were raised. The reading of the journal stretched beyond six hours due to frequent interruptions and debate.
Mme Chiang Kai-Shek has tea with Mrs Johnson at the White House during a private Washington visit. She arrived last week and is staying at a midtown hotel. The Johnsons hosted the Chiangs in Taiwan four years ago when Johnson was vice president.
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