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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1966

Page

3

Anti-U S season at UN sparks Cold War clash

At the United Nations General Assembly in New York the Soviet bloc launches a sustained anti U S campaign across five proposed items and three anti U S resolutions. The United States offers cosponsorship to appear constructive while defending its Vietnam and nonproliferation positions.

United Nations Soviet Union United States West Germany Czechoslovakia Assembly U.S South Korea United Nations Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of South Viet Nam Gromyko Asia Africa Latin America Geneva

Towson Band to Open Maryland Teachers Convention

The Maryland State Teachers Association will hold its annual convention in Baltimore on October 13. The Towson State College Band of 65 musicians, directed by David L Roberts, will provide the opening music at the Civic Center, performing works including Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture.

Maryland State Teachers Association Baltimore Towson State College David L. Roberts Towson State MSTA Civic Center Tschaikowsky

RCA Victor Sets Record 15 Million Fall Ad Campaign

RCA Victor Sales Corporation outlines a record 15 million dollar fall advertising and sales promotion to launch the 1967 home instrument line. The plan, a 50 percent hike over last year, targets TV sets, phonographs, radios and tape recorders during the Christmas shopping period. It marks the largest fall effort in home entertainment and aims to boost 1966 sales with a fourth quarter exceeding last year. The campaign launches with a 12-page four color supplement in 391 papers the week of September 25, reaching about 45 million homes. The supplement begins RCA Victor Week, expanding last year’s eight-page insert in 330 papers.

RCA Victor RCA Sales Corporation ROCA Frederick

Not Hiding Facts About Soviet Training of Vietnam Pilots

The Polish weekly Forum says the Kremlin openly trains Vietnamese pilots fighting Americans, stressing there is no intention to conceal this effort. The remark reflects wartime reporting on Soviet support for Vietnam.

Warsaw Poland Kremlin Forum Review of the World Press

Defense Advanced Procurement Management course noted

Ernest W Tavener of 410 Grant Place Frederick attends a three week Defense Advanced Procurement Management course at the U S Army Logistics Management Center Fort Lee. The center offers 19 courses and was established in 1954 as the Army’s only post graduate level school for logisticians.

Ernest W. Tavener Grant Place Frederick Defense U.S. Army Logistics Manige Center Fort Lee Army Logistics Management Center Army

Army private Schuck earns expert rating in rifle test

Expert rating earned by Army private Roger D. Schuck 19 son of Mr and Mrs Abraham L Schuck Route 1 New Windsor near completion of basic training at Fort Jackson S C The expert rating is the highest mark in rifle qualification Schuck a 1965 graduate of Francis Scott Key High School Union Bridge and formerly employed by Starsbury Roofing Company in Westminster before joining the Army.

Roger D. Schuck Abraham L. Schuck Route 1 New Windsor Fort Jackson S.C Schuck Army Francis Scott Key High School Union Bridge Starsbury Roofing Company Westminster

Captain William Young Enters Squadron Officer School

Captain William E. Young, son of Mr and Mrs Henry W Young of 105 N Summit Ave, Gaithersburg, Maryland, begins 14 weeks at Maxwell AFB Alabama in the Squadron Officer School. He previously served as standardization instructor at Laredo AFB Texas after earning a BA in economics from St Michael College Vermont in 1960. His wife Barbara A Beech is linked to guardians Dr and Mrs Blair W Saylor of Tucson Arizona.

Air Force Gaithersburg Air University Maxwell Afb Ala William E. Young Henry W. Young Summit ‘Ave USAF Laredo Afb Tex St. Joseph’s Academy Malone N.Y St. Michael’s College Winooski Serve Officers Training Corps Barbara A. Beech Blair W. Saylor Calle de Madrid Tucson Ariz

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