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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
4
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The piece argues that a shrill minority of college professors and students oppose U S involvement in Viet Nam, while most Republicans, Democrats, and the public back Johnson's Southeast Asia policy. It criticizes liberal dissent as aiding Communism and urges unity and realistic dialogue amid casualties. It attacks peace marchers and draft evasion supporters as lacking understanding and timing.
The Montgomery County Sentinel notes that Montgomery is not the richest U S county. Census Bureau data from 1960 placed it fifth in per capita income and second in median family income behind Juneau Alaska. Officials urge accuracy and promise broader talk on helping the underprivileged later.
The Vietnamese hamlet chief uses non coercive tactics to win VC-connected families away from insurgents. He assigns non guerrilla neighbors to watch and convert, arguing that burning homes provokes VC aid to rebuild and win support. Civilians, civic action, and police-like training are essential to counterinsurgency and reduce civilian harm.
John F Kennedy and later Lyndon Johnson relied on Frederick Holborn a compact witty White House staffer who joined Kennedy in Harvard days. Holborn plans to leave around October for another government post after a career as legislative aide for foreign affairs and liaison to departments and the foreign press.
Fifty Years Ago notes from The News Post recount Braddock Heights dances where the red lights clash with gowns and complexions alarm partygoers. The item also covers Shankle versus George Young in dairy house lighting orders and a半 elopement workaround involving Fra sier C Edwards and Marguerete I Simpson seeking a marriage license with help from Harry E Chapline in Frederick.
Twenty years ago notes recall Senator Millard E Ty Dings named as principal speaker for a Labor Day bicentennial program in Baker Park announced by the city Bicentennial Committee. Dr William C Bright 90 of Thurmont credited for key role in advancing atomic bomb knowledge. Construction of Frederick buildings valued over 30000 delayed by war begins by Farmers Cooperative Association at 35 East South Street.
Washington columnist David Lawrence calls this era a tragedy with 28 killed and 700+ injured in Los Angeles riots, likening it to postwar turmoil. He cites unemployment, unrest, and racial tensions, urging legal redress, discipline, and tackling roots in education and jobs to restore order.
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