Who Is To Blame In This Week Of Vandalism
An editorial laments vandalism in Frederick County during the solemn Holy Week. It cites the destruction of a 16% foot Christ statue at Resthaven Gardens and damage to South End Baptist Church, plus plant theft at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The piece urges adult involvement and community duty to restore respect for life and property.
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Christ
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
South End Baptist Church
Resthaven Gardens
Frederick County
Y.M.C.A
Jesus
Easter message of unity and faith across denominations
Message for Easter 1965 extols Christian unity across denominations as ecumenism grows since Pope John XXIII and continues under Pope Paul VI. It frames baptism into death with Christ and rising to new life as central, and foresees unity enduring despite creeds and divisions.
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Christ
John XXIII
Paul VI
Taxpayer boon proposed by Howard D Taylor from Payson Utah
Howard D Taylor district commissioner for the New York New England District outlines ideas to ease income tax pain. He advocates higher standard deductions and a graduated withholding system to match earnings. He predicts a computer system will one day compute bills and refunds, and even possibly replace filing. He notes privacy concerns and says taxpayers crave a more humane tax collector.
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Howard D. Taylor
Payson
Utah
New York-New England
Internal Revenue Service
Taylor
Martinsburg
W. Va
Vacancies Loom Over Federal Courts Amid Johnson Delays
The nation faces two dozen federal bench vacancies driving a growing backlog. President Johnson's hands on approach speeds none and slows many, with 16 district court posts open plus five appellate and two customs seats. A proposed 41 new judgeships seeks relief, focusing on the South and the Fifth Circuit where segregationist tensions complicate appointments.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Federal District Court
Puerto Rico
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Court of Customs
New York
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Judicial Conference of the United States
Earl Warren
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
South
Fifth Circuit
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Appeals
Eastland and Stennis
Federal Judiciary
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Calvin Coolidge
Pamphlet Claims Communist Tactics Cited by Editor
A letter to the editor from W Paul Winzer Jr purports to present evidence that national civil rights turmoil is Communist driven. He urges pamphlets on Communist plans and criticizes federal, church, and press roles, urging preservation of constitutional safeguards and naming local correspondents Barbara Fritchie House and the Chapline Building as cites of civic concern.
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South
Algeria
National Council of Churches
W. Paul Winzer, JR
American Opinion Library
P.O
Middletown
Maryland
School For the Deaf
Chapline
Barbara Fritchie
Taney
Chip Jewell
Plans for Barbara Fritchie film progress in Frederick
Forty five word roundup notes Metro Pictures still pursuing a Barbara Fritchie photoplay with scenes set in Frederick though plans are not abandoned. A Yellow Springs fire along Hamburg Road burned a large timber stand and continued burning morning. A national drive to erect a memorial to Admiral Winfield Scott Schley is gaining momentum locally.
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Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Hamburg
Roosevelt Laid To Rest In Family Estate Garden
President Truman stood with a grave face as Franklin D Roosevelt was laid to rest Monday in the family estate flower garden. Reports from the front note Russian forces breaking German sectors east of Berlin and Marshal Konev driving toward the Neisse to link with the U S Third Army. Mr and Mrs George H Marshall and family return to Toledo after a short visit with Arthur Marshall of Rockwell Terrace.
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President Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Berlin
Ivan Konev
Neisse
U.S
George H. Marshall
Toledo
Arthur Marshall
Rockwell Terrace
Easter Reflection on Faith and Renewal
William T. Delaplaine commemorates the first anniversary of a co publisher and friend with a devotional Easter piece. The essay meditates on Easter as more than an event, a timeless message of rebirth, hope, and practical help in daily life across changing times.
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William T. Delaplaine
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U. S
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News-Post
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Yellow Springs
Winfield Scott Schley
Itema
Joe Eisenhauer
News of the Times
Longfellow
Montgomery
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