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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
4
The United States government urges citizens to stop littering and vandalism in national parks. It laments apathy toward highway beautification and urges individuals to leave sites clean and report violations. Strong calls for personal responsibility and firmer legal action against litterbugs.
Mayor Willard Fraser of Billings Montana asks Du Pont researchers to develop a beer can that disintegrates within 24 hours of disposal. The letter applauds U S industrial research and notes broad efforts in R D across chemicals fibers plastics and packaging and cites improvements reducing waste.
An enterprising toy maker offers a plastic saddle priced at $5 with stirrups saddle horn and girth to strap onto a dad. No spurs are included.
A St Louis Humorous column recalls a family tradition of remarkable dogs led by Dilfarb a large mixed breed terrier. He causes chaos in suburbia provoking a 10 day quarantine and a messy but comic house move before the dog finally leaves the yard leaving the narrator to keep peace with his wife.
The Lincoln Highway feeder route from New York to San Francisco was discussed by Sage Sian He Werte and others at a Washington Chamber of Commerce meeting with representatives from the capital and Baltimore. Alderman Elmer McC.Phebus led a move to abolish the city engineer office, deemed a needless expense. A Sunday School event involving Children's day Easter and Christmas entertainments was rejected by the Church of the Brethren Eastern District at Rocky Ridge church yesterday.
Twenty Years Ago Sneaps from The News Post files report Admiral Halsey’s Third Fleet pounding Yokohama docks and submarine pens after a weather delay. Ground was blessed to start construction on St Joseph’s High School in Emmitsburg, cost 175000 dollars, on Green Street beside the rectory. The Interstate Commission at Hershey, Pa, urged a health survey of the Potomac basin and data from states to guide long range basin development. Frederick Boy Scouts enjoy a week at National Capital Council Camp Theodore Roosevelt, 45 miles southeast of Washington.
Washington Today outlines how voter qualifications have been defined in the Constitution and its amendments from the original articles to the Twenty-Fourth Amendment. It notes that enforcement power rests with Congress via appropriate legislation, and argues that states retain power to set non federal election qualifications.
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