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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1965
Page
4
The notice lists advance payment options and weekly carrier charges. It states 28 dollars for three months, 6 dollars per month, 12 dollars yearly, 20 cents weekly carrier or 1.20 dollars monthly. It presents different payment schedules and rates.
E Brooke Lee a longtime farmer landowner presented a plan for Montgomery County to buy large rural tracts hold them then rezone and sell for dense development. He argues profits could fund schools roads and services while lowering taxes. Critics call it socialistic a political bombshell and note it tests suburban growth balancing private public interests.
The MEBA led a federal settlement that bypassed crew size issues on automated ships while other unions resisted. Longshoremen refuse to load food and stores on MEBA cleared passenger ships, highlighting fragmented union power and rising taxpayer costs for subsidized ships and crews.
The government shifts to producing nickels dimes and quarters with no silver and 40 percent silver half dollars, aiming for near 500 million dollars in profit next year. Intrinsic coin values shrink while half dollars offer only about 150 percent markup.
A letter to the editor argues that Hunting Creek dam is a waste of money while noting Pine Grove Furnace State Park in Pennsylvania closed lakes Laurel and Fuller due to crowding, drought and high chloriform levels. The writer cites Maurice Goddard and the Pennsylvania Board of Health as the decision makers and laments the closures affecting a family swimming trip.
Robert A. Evans of 324 Willow Ave Frederick Md argues against a Hunting Creek dam. He invokes trout streams wild orchids and a Johnstown flood warning to emphasize the area’s natural value and the potential for environmental harm if the project proceeds. He cites Delegate William Houck and stresses Maryland as america in miniature.
A National Safety Council perspective condemns driver indifference to road fatalities rivaling Vietnam war deaths. It cites risky habits like loose grip and distracted steering, urging two hands on the wheel and constant control to prevent crashes and curb fatalities.
Mystery surrounds the burning of a ten acre farm building owned by Mahlon tents discovered about 3 oclock in the afternoon. News from abroad reports many Americans fleeing Germany amid fears of a break in ties with Berlin. A white horse lay down in the street in front of a restaurant as Earl Dash began a 40 mile trip driving three buses to Washington.
Twenty years back, about 2000 marchers were slated to parade Monday as Frederick observed its bi centennial worth Labor Day. Police ordered a resident to remove refuse from the watershed or face a war rent. Early Sunday, a large bank barn on Dr. F. H. Hedge’s New London farm burned, totaling about 5000 dollars. C Ellis Hood tenants. Lt Col Clay Tice Jr of Phoenix reported Nagasaki streetcars were operating despite heavy destruction from the atomic blast.
Washington Today argues the clash between voluntary and compulsory cooperation echoes Herbert Spencer's critique of liberalism. The piece recalls his 1859 essays on state power, unions, and the limits of government, warning that labor rights can become coercive when unions dominate. It links past liberal thought to modern debates over compulsory union membership and Section 14-B repeal.
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