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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
4
An OCR fragment mentions a publication by the SREAT SOUTHERN PTG MEG CO at 6 Worth Court Frederick Maryland with a contact number 662-1177 and references the Audit Bureau Of Circulations as a member.
A letter by Hallar Best defends the six member Frederick County Board of Education, arguing the present system works well and should not be expanded. The piece notes past consolidations, calls for compromise, and counters calls for a seven member board. It also reports AMA and AS physicians resisting Medicare participation, stressing individual choice and caution against expanding the program.
Suleyman Demirel’s sweeping win in Turkey’s elections solidifies Ankara’s pro Western stance and supports NATO SEATO unity amid Cold War tensions. The new premier must push agrarian reform and stimulus to lift Anatolia’s poverty while the United States faces pressure to accelerate aid to a trusted ally.
The National Scene notes a flood of angry letters on right wing attempts to educate Americans about communism. It cites Hoover and Sullivan criticizing self styled experts and warming that Welch and the John Birch Society spread propaganda rather than genuine education. It warns that most radical rightists are propagandists, not educators.
December 6 1915 items include merchant advocate tax on single men 40 to 65 years to fund state costs. Frederick County Farmers Association revived a movement to require county commissioners to take over all corporate highways. Prime Minister Asquith says British labor is generally better off now than before the war in wages and living conditions after a conference with labor representatives.
Utility repair crews labored today fixing lines across sections of the county after ice and snow storms. melting is underway but a risk of a major power disaster remains. The city budget talks continued in executive session for a second day as officials expected completion within a day or two. Frederick’s tax rate may rise to 1.30, up 15 cents from this year. A graphic eye witness account depicted Hitler in his last hours as a madman, alternately facing death and directing a phantom rescue army. the Army called it probably the most accurate report obtainable.
Letter to the editor cites Maryland State Board of Education bylaws to argue Frederick County School Board requires four yes votes to pass motions. The writer contends the president’s casting vote creates a two thirds rule, questions a seventh member, and disputes an editorial claim about a stalled three month period. Address and signatures included.
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