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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
4
A Berkeley protest profile portrays students as a vanguard of revolt, criticizing hypocrisy in America and fearing electronic control. The piece questions whether the generation’s views reflect mid-20th century reality and contrasts them with past reformers and historic progress.
Letters argue the LGP 30 computer cannot think or improve survey accuracy. They urge human surveyors to lead, noting errors in old maps, the need to interpret titles, and the limits of machinery. A second letter questions Walkersville sewage plans impacting Monocacy River water supply.
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis says any man fit to be world champion is fit for military service. Louis served during his reign, fought two service bouts, and donated purses to Naval and Army Relief Funds, receiving a red apple after each fight. He states no regrets when the country is at war and is seen as an elder statesman of boxing.
Headlines recall heavy German assaults on Verdun with French resistance claims of pushing back crown prince forces. In Maryland Frederick County taxes netted a gain of about 239000 after loan interests and sinking funds. Middletown elected Burgess George L. Doub by five votes on Independent ticket. other officers chosen on Citizen's slate. Maryland officers filing updates and state road bids announced for resurfacing 8.63 miles of Hagerstown Frederick highway.
Washington report notes Republican leaders struggle to choose a clear strategy to win votes for expanding Congress in November. It argues they should expose the administration’s mistakes, present concrete policy alternatives, and avoid defending or obscuring the current Vietnam policy while addressing high living costs and public discontent.
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