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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1965
Page
4
A town wide look at underage drinking cites parents, tavern operators, and a growing black market as parts of the problem. It calls for better enforcement, more liquor license staff, and higher fees redirected to uphold the law, plus citizen responsibility to deter minors from alcohol.
Mary McGrath argues men are far more deadly in boring talk citing three male stereotypes The Spectator Sport The Inside Dope and the Quid Slick as examples. She notes both sexes can be tedious and that listener interest shapes perception with examples of women regaling betrotheds and spouses plunging into similar spiels.
Robert F. Wagner bids farewell as mayor of New York City after 12 years, warning that cities face mounting demands for funds to fight poverty crime pollution dirt blight congestion and job Exodus. He urges taxpayers to evaluate priorities and support dedicated public service amid rapid urbanization.
Yesterday the Hems From The News-Post notes a city meeting of all scout troops at the Christian Association tonight to discuss tentative plans for an indoor meet next month and a drive to increase membership. Also reported is a ban on firing rifles within Frederick corporation limits by Mayor Lewis H. Fraley with violators to be arrested and arraigned. In international news, large Russian troop concentrations in southeastern Galicia and the Bukovina frontier are cited, with authorities watching closely for a possible Czarist push against Galician lines held by Gen. Von Linsingen and an invasion of Bukovina.
Twenty years ago Frederick plans multiple New Year events with dancing housewarmings and prayers while many churches schedule New Year's Day services. Travel will be difficult due to rain and rough roads for those staying or returning to Frederick.
Joe Eisenhauer urges caution as Maryland records high motor fatalities. An automobile is a lethal tool. drivers must stay alert, avoid speed, and respect pedestrians to prevent tragedies. The piece frames driving as a moral duty and calls for New Year resolutions to prioritize safety over haste.
Foreign News Analyst Leon Dennen argues that 1965 saw gains for the Free World as U S support to South Vietnam grows and NATO may undergo reorganization. He notes Soviet economic crises, Sino Soviet split, and rising Western recoveries while Cuba and Fidel Castro remain tethered to Moscow.
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