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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
4
The Frederick County Board of Education unanimously approved the budget requested by Duval W. Sweadner and staff for the year, increasing costs by about 70 per week over last year. The administration is credited for maintaining and improving curriculum despite rising education expenses.
After October’s election the Labor party holds a shrinking three vote majority in the 630 seat House of Commons. The loss of cabinet member Walker and by election results signal fading fortunes for Wilson’s government and reduce chances of nationalizing British steel. If opposition forces a confidence vote and wins, a general election could follow.
The author argues cadets at service academies carry a public trust due to public funding and selection. A scandal at the Air Force Academy mirrors West Point 1951 with many football players involved, suggesting recruitment practices favoring football glory undermine academic standards at both academies.
Dr Alberto Lleras Camargo former President of Colombia signed the charter in San Francisco and lauded the UN 20 years of international cooperation since 1945. He noted humanity’s shared destiny despite vast global differences and cited Indonesia’s walkout as a challenge to UN unity.
An Eastern city case shows repeated continuances for a rape defendant who finally stands trial after successive delays. FBI data reveal 75 percent of repeaters among 1963 arrests, with many offenders aided by probation, suspended sentences, or parole, highlighting leniency’s role in recurring crime.
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a pleasant journey replacing travel by car, train, or plane. He recalls midcentury goods and norms from shoes under five dollars to funeral costs, dental habits, fashion, labor wages, and social attitudes, ending with a nostalgic reminder of “Those were the days.”
Senator Reverter, in close touch with the Spanish foreign office, said in the senate that a peace treaty ending the European war will be signed during the current year. The estate of Mrs. Ann R. Johnson was sold yesterday on East Second Street, receipts about $500. Harry Denter of Frederick named United States marshal. The city must buy current or enlarge its lighting plant to continue street illumination, according to engineers hired by Mayor Fraley.
The item notes visits by Mrs. George Hines of Ox Ford and Mrs. E R Groton of Baltimore to Dr. T Clyde Boutson judge of the Orphans Court in Frederick County. A conservation committee says reforestation of Frederick County’s depleted underground waters will take over 50 years. Kefauver cites Allied support keeping France stable after a tour of Europe. The city reports more than 200 properties still not connected to the sanitary sewer after the deadline.
The Soviet Union announced it will send Premier Kosygin and a delegation to North Vietnam with military and economic aid. The move signals direct Soviet intervention in Southeast Asia, challenging U.S. Vietnam policy and reflecting broader Cold War tensions.
David Lawrence warns Moscow may provide military aid to Hanoi and challenge U.S. in Southeast Asia and Africa. He recalls historical reprisals against appeasement and urges President Johnson to deter Soviet meddling now to avoid a limited war and rising isolationism.
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