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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1965
Page
4
Educators discuss extending the school year to 200 days from 180 with nine to ten month teachers moonlighting in summer. Dr James Sensenbaugh advocates year round 12 month optional teaching with a 10 percent salary boost for participating staff to better use buildings and talent.
Max Richter, born 1858 in Germany and later a hosiery maker, silk importer, and theater owner, attended City College and Hunter College for three days in 1889 before leaving due to money troubles. His estate executor issued two 237000 dollar checks to each college to create the Max Reba Richter Fund to aid students in finishing their education.
The military faction led by Lieut. Gen. Nguyen Khanh seizes control from Premier Tran Van Huong as Buddhist protests intensify. A 17 year old girl immolates in a political act, signaling rising unrest. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor abroad during the coup, while Washington weighs through the Nixon quarantine proposal to cut Communist supply lines.
The piece notes the Johnson administration touts low inflation with prices rising about 1.2 percent annually over four years and argues a 2 percent rise could trigger alarm. It reviews postwar spikes, 1961–65 demand versus supply, and wage talks. 134 collective agreements covering 1.5 million workers loom as 1965 unfolds, with steel price pressures under scrutiny.
Hal Boyle writes on gout as a misunderstood affliction. He recalls social jokes and ignorance about the condition, describes his own weight loss and gout attack after a Spartan diet, and explains gout as a metabolic, sometimes hereditary ailment that affects men more than women and can strike any social class.
A large audience attended the first in a series of Hood College School of Expression readings on Saturday. The item notes a strong turnout and student participation.
Charles W Ross IV celebrated his 12th birthday with a supper and movie party hosted by his family at Court Square last Saturday night. SGT Alton E Shaff, Frederick, recently returned from 28 months overseas, dined with his aunt Mrs George H Smith and family near Jefferson. Sperry L Storm School of Music announces a student examination at Frederick High School Saturday afternoon. Two American divisions breached the first pillbox belt of the Siegfried Line and advanced two thirds through the defense system.
Washington observers note President Johnson stayed in bed after illness and avoided sending Vice President Hubert Humphrey abroad. Officials cite public anxiety and constitutional questions about presidential disability and succession while Eisenhower attended as a private guest.
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