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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1965
Page
4
Member audit bureau of circulations list for Broderick mas 21761 with membership status and identification reference in formal registry context.
An FBI annual crime report shows an 18 percent rise in serious crime in the United States, sparking debate over reliability. Critics blame judicial decisions and social breakdown, while supporters argue the public will accept the figures as reflecting a troubling trend.
The article weighs how U S escalation in Vietnam affects the economy. It notes WWII and Korea memory, asserts the war’s economic drain fits growth capacity, and reports GNP rising about 6.5 percent in early 1965 with pretax income up over 7 percent. Federal tax receipts are seen increasing about 6 billion annually, likely offsetting war costs if objectives stay limited.
Britain’s Conservatives select Edward Heath as leader, seeing him as a vigorous reformer who can match Harold Wilson in debate and press for a stronger stance against Gen de Gaulle. They expect improved Commons performance and perhaps more assertive foreign policy.
For My Part argues the United States should continue steady creeping bombing to constrain Ho Chi Minh. It notes limited targets in North Viet Nam, power plants as next targets, and possible effects on agriculture and infrastructure, including dams and roads. The piece weighs strategic signaling to Moscow and Beijing and the resilience of North Viet Nam’s economy.
The piece argues that rapid population growth creates a shared burden for all 50 governors, blurring party lines and pushing state and local authorities to shoulder rising costs. It cites California’s waste disposal costs as a stark example and notes a shift from federal to state leadership in addressing forthcoming megaproblems.
In August 1918 the board of aldermen fixed new taxable property at 16100, reshaping the city tax base. Wheat crops worldwide were forecast to rise by 450 million bushels in 1918. In Frederick, over 1000 people attended a Bible movie poll at Empire Theatre, signaling next summer’s Vacation Bible School. Circuit court actions challenged a trail addition zoning change. Alderman Russell McCain joined Maryland’s State Roads Commission. Fredericks Iron and Steel’s sale to a Cincinnati syndicate surpassed 800000 dollars. President Truman and King George VI met aboard the Renown in Plymouth marking a historic visit.
Washington Today argues that a proposed federal measure to require union membership as a condition of employment would violate minority rights and basic freedoms. It criticizes coercive union shop language, notes state bans, and warns of eroded protections for individual workers amid political union influence in Congress.
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