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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1964
Page
4
Officials push economical operations while school costs rise. Commissioners and school board deny press access to sessions, sparking concern over transparency. The article argues for open meetings to let taxpayers see how funds are spent and to prevent concealed deals or hidden pressures.
The Rural Areas Development service would mobilize rural communities through volunteers to deliver cradle to grave services, create a $1 billion rural loan program, and expand food production while preserving agricultural and forestry services. Critics question the hefty funding, but proponents say money is essential to reach underserved areas.
The piece discusses Britain's and New Jersey's limits on pre trial crime news. It weighs justice, prevention, and public right to know while noting defense lawyers may use press coverage to shape opinion. It highlights potential harms of restricting information before trials.
A reflective Christmas column urges gratitude and light over greed. It praises giving from the heart, the season's spirit of goodwill, and the joy seen in children's eyes, noting the timeless enchantment of Christmas across cultures.
A colonial era reflection on Christmas customs and charity contrasts with New York AP notes on embezzling, presidents wives, car parts, high altitude temperatures, and charity. It closes with December traffic accidents and the need for better driving manners to reduce crashes.
A collection of quotes and trivia on topics from pay for players to Christmas dates, folklore, testing IQ, garden spending and fishing for luck. Notable lines include Robert Frost on lovable and hateable ideas and quotes by Theodore Reik about wisdom and folly with women.
In Frederick, a recital of Enoch Arden and harp selections by Miss Siddons and Mrs. John T. Brosius was held this afternoon at the Visitation Academy. A gunner’s fire set by trapping an animal burned 25 acres of Markell timber at Reich’s Ford. Over 30 Frederick men have signified joining the local Owls order organized by E. D. Moore and assistants. Postmaster Birely stated no update on routing Frederick mail via the trolley road from the chief clerk of the United States Railway Post Office.
Premier Stalin announced that Tolbukhin's army has captured more than 300 places in southwest Hungary including Kapsovar Dombavar Paks and Szegszard. U S Ninth Army moved into Linnich near the Ruhr as the Cologne plain battle nears the Rhineland factories of Rheydt Munchen Gladbach. Lieutenant James B Thomas has left College Park after a week with his parents for a South Pacific posting. Cline and Hammond Clary return to Frederick for winter after summer at Braddock Heights.
In a speech to the business advisory council, President Johnson frames government and business as partners in fostering prosperity. He outlines primary government obligations, a balanced budget, and wage price discipline, while noting cautious labor policy and potential industry challenges ahead in auto and steel sectors.
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