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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
4
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Insurance officials warn service members and families about aggressive mail order life policies. Firms push high premiums and may lack reserves to cover claims. War clauses exempt killing in action, and at least one recruit received ten forms in three weeks. Some firms even imitate GI policies, prompting caution before signing.
Defense expert Dr. Samuel Kramer cites Sumerian tablets claiming Lagash briefly practiced democracy after overthrowing an unjust king and onerous taxes. The regime’s pacifism led to military neglect and conquest, prompting a theory linking early Lagash to modern US defense spending.
President Johnson defends truthfulness in presenting America’s story to the world as John Chancellor is named to lead the Voice of America. The departing Henry Loomis criticized perceived pro administration bias and emphasized that the Voice is not the voice of the administration, urging integrity over selective emphasis.
With vacation ending and schools reopening, parents face rising costs as inflation worries grow for college age offspring. The light side notes estimates of sending a child to college, poking fun at the idea that a student would never chew gum.
On the 20th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, reflections recall Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr. Their talks in Pasadena and Tokyo stressed that nuclear research must serve humanity, while noting gaps in scientific literacy and the moral questions surrounding atomic power and world affairs.
Hel Boyle discusses similarities and key differences between Vietnam and Korea. Terrain and enemy tactics resemble Korea yet Vietnam’s borders with Laos and Cambodia hinder isolation. He notes a map dotted with positions, the likely heavier use of infantry, and a volatile South Vietnamese loyalty that may require rebuilding alongside strength.
Capt. Elmer F. Munshower of Company A, Maryland National Guard, credited as the county's top small arms shot, led his unit in accuracy on the State range during the annual practice. A fire horse and buggy valued around $150 was found abandoned along the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway tracks near Frederick. A late day storm battered Frederick County, smashing corn and flooding streams as part of a series of Western Maryland weather events following the Erie hurricane.
Work will start Monday on changes to the Citizens National Bank banking rooms including rearranging the counter grill and adding a new Consumer Loan department. Lieut James McSherry USNR and his brother W Clinton McSherry Jr recently discharged from the Army Air Corps visit with parents on East Second Street. Frederick City Play Grounds to mark 200th anniversary with pilgrimages costume show and history dev elopment events. Germany to lose thousands more square miles predicted by diplomatic authorities after Potsdam communiqué analysis.
Special Report from London describes August all-night debates in the House of Commons. MPs face heat exhaustion with folding cots and camp beds, while a small governing margin and fatigue threaten the government. A Labour revolt for procedural reforms grows, including push-button voting to prevent silent majorities.
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