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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
4
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The piece argues President Johnson weighed many women for the vacancy before choosing Abe Fortas. It claims Fortas was a Johnson crony and notes that only Lady Bird Johnson could rival him, suggesting an outcry if she had been appointed.
The article argues that overkill fears stem from statistics but miss practical warfare realities. It notes that delivery requires multiple origins and targets, making a huge arsenal strategically sensible. Deterrence relies on a credible, varied stockpile and ongoing weapons development.
The National Scene argues that state legislatures, hampered by small budgets and part time operation, cannot afford to handle major national issues. It urges modernization via higher pay, better staffing, and stronger research, led by the Citizens Conference on State Legislatures, to prevent bypass by federal channels.
Letter from EARLE H MORSE of New Market Maryland criticizes Mr Cook and local officials over sewer plans. Residents report rising costs, threatened homes, and real estate pressures as shops and population shift. Citizens claim promises boosted taxes and fees, with many near poverty and facing mortgage burdens.
From The News-Post files dated August 9 1918 123 births were reported by County Health Officer Dr Ralph Browning of Myersville amid July. Dairymen debated sanitation adherence and price rises at a Frederic County Farmer's association gathering. A rabid mongrel was shot on West Seventh Street after attacks. Ella E M Gannon offered two acres of her Histon Heights tract for a government summer Capitol site.
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr ruled civil disobedience under civil rights must be prosecuted, upholding police duty to enforce laws when traffic and sidewalks are blocked. He rejected immunity for demonstrators, urging peaceful, lawful protest and court channels over street action. The decision targets Montgomery Alabama March arrestees and signals broader enforcement against disruptive protests.
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