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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
4
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Secretary of State Dean Rusk urges Mao to keep Communist China from widening the India Pakistan conflict. He urges UN mediation, cites joint US-Soviet pressure, and notes suspensions on military aid while maintaining existing economic commitments. De Gaulle’s stance draws criticism as NATO faces possible realignment.
Ray Cromley argues that provisional rule in Santo Domingo does not fix core ills. A poorly trained citizenry, absent political parties, few seasoned administrators, and a culture of payoffs plague governance. Post revolt, communists exploit rural distrust and seed new cells, risking a Viet Nam like outcome without early civic and institutional help.
Forty five years ago report notes Prohibition party in Frederick County met at the YMCA adopted a platform and nominated a full county ticket. The piece also covers cement bridges policy by county commissioners and a Frederick aldermen meeting to ratify James P Painter police appointment amid a tallow odor issue.
A visitor to Lucerne finds renewal in the alpine scene as the lake, mountains, and clouds frame a restorative landscape. The writer describes the silvery lake, snow capped peaks, and swanlike boats with Swiss flags, conveying a sense of calm and inspiration.
Richard Lebher shares a vivid, personal portrait of Lucerne, praising its lakeside beauty, 1393 wooden bridge, and surrounding mountains. He notes welcoming hotels, affordable Swiss food, and a multilateral tourist mix, urging a European trip that renews spirit.
Washington perspective on the push to legalize compulsory unionization while the Senate seeks an amendment to bar union dues from funding religious groups or political campaigns. The piece cites examples of union pressure, NLRB actions, and critiques of potential protections for workers against unwanted union membership.
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