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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
4
Advertisement notes a recurring event at Norris Court home with contact 662-7177 in Frederick. Mentions manufacturer SREAT SOUTHERN PTG MFG CO and a weekly pattern excluding Sundays.
Frederick voters will choose a mayor, city treasurer, and aldermen for three and a half years in a June election. The Charter allows primaries or party conventions for nominees. The current administration stresses a proven, corruption free government and warns against altering a successful system. The next administration will start in July and face budgeting and tax rate decisions carried over from the current year.
The piece reflects on Pearl Harbor and World War II, noting the surprise attack that killed over 3,500 Americans and crippled the Pacific Fleet. It recalls the long conflict, Japan’s surrender, and the ongoing atomic age, stressing that peace requires strong defense and vigilance.
A telephone survey of white and Negro leaders across the South and North finds civil rights groups rethinking strategy. Militant demonstrations may have waned in usefulness, and leaders warn of a need for tireless, unspectacular work on jobs education and housing.
Machados notes recall U S resistance to secret Rangoon talks with Ho Chi Minh in late 1964. The plan would swap Saigon for a coalition government, remove U S troops, and redefine the conflict as an internal civil struggle. U S officials feared such talks would destroy South Vietnam and invite a Red takeover.
Fifty years of news notes reveal Frank Stevens, elected president of the Board of County Commissioners, urging elimination of the constable post. Officials consider passenger terminal improvements as B and O Railroad upgrades freight hubs. A rider on a bicycle pulled a horse through Frederick's main street in a curious late night scene.
December 7 1945 news column notes a severe sleetstorm paralyzing utilities and communications since Wednesday with damage likened to the 1932 blizzard. Frederick County schools report near quarter absenteeism due to illness. attendance at its lowest point of the year. United Auto Workers CIO rejects General Motors offer to reinstate a 10 percent wage increase, keeping the ongoing strike unresolved after 16 days.
Washington debate tightens as McNamara warns the war may last years Analysts warn China could intervene with ground forces if the United States holds back Immediate military options include widespread non nuclear bombing to force a swift end Chairmen Mahon urges defense cuts to avert red ink and asserts escalation may hinge on Chinese action
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