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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1965
Page
4
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Luna Leopold warned at the National Water Conference that the United States holds only one of five possible water stockpiled though ample supply exists. He urged better distribution and use, noting scant measurement data and funding for study. Industrial users must treat water as a raw material with costs and planning.
Dorothy O’Neill, a 45 year old suburban Chicago grandmother and former Army Nurse Corps member, volunteers as a civilian nurse with the State Department led Agency for International Development to serve in Vietnam. Her child Gary, 19, serves with the 1st Cavalry at An Khe. She says she was inspired to help and not anxious about the mission.
Two major developments emerge as civil rights groups plan in-house sessions early next year to chart new goals and methods. Militants like CORE and SNCC face funding strains and leadership shakeups amid a shift toward practical proposals for desegregation and enforcement beyond the South.
Ray Cromley argues that congressional efforts to curb the Federal Reserve Board’s independence threaten checks and balances in economic policy. He notes the seven member board’s long terms and argues decisions should not be fully controlled by the president. He cautions against altering the board to reduce its independence.
Rehearsals have been in progress for weeks under Emory L Cob Jentz for Middletown church choirs annual cantata The Light Eternal. The Southeastern section of Frederick darkened by electrical trouble again prompting questions about grid reliability. Friends of Col Austin Baughman GOP support his bid for State automobile commissioner with his father Gen L V Baughman once a county Democratic leader.
December 14 1945 items note Robe rt Lee Davis son of Dr and Mrs Bernard M Davis of Rockwell Terrace injured on his ship LST 818 after falling into an iron bank in rough seas described in good condition. Snow and ice create slippery highways with sub freezing temperatures. warmer trends expected then colder again as Weather Bureau predicts. Emergency cleanup crews under J Herman Mock finish work on Central Restaurant fire damage with adjoining buildings affected. insurance adjustors still tallying losses.
Washington analysis notes productivity gains slipping to 2.5 percent this year from 3.2, yet AFL-CIO economists push higher wage scales for 1966. Officials say administration blocks price rises while labor seeks 14 to 15 cents hourly gains, risking business confidence and rising unemployment amid cost squeezes.
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