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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1965
Page
4
An op ed praising Abraham Lincoln as the central symbol of American virtue and unity. It highlights his integrity, devotion to freedom, and unwavering stance during a divided era, arguing his words and a do or die commitment preserved the Union and shaped the nation’s moral compass.
The United States faces a potential end to silver coinage due to rising demand, shrinking domestic supply, and rising prices. Treasury may seek congressional power to reduce silver content or end silver coins, risking hoarding and machine compatibility. The shift could undermine dollar confidence and require a large scale conversion effort.
The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations presents 1965 state legislative ideas to govern mass transit water and sewerage urban open space and zoning across metropolitan areas. It urges metropolitan study commissions and area wide corporations while noting rising costs and chaotic growth pressuring state and local governments.
In Flint a Frank Manley program shows slum areas transformed by small, local actions. Neighbors paint, fence repair, gardening, and thrifted materials foster pride. Residents pay a little to ensure ownership and sustained care, while renewal policies aim to avoid displacing communities.
Reaction following cessation of the German drive near Humin and Borsimow gives Russia a window for a planned Polish offensive. The Lewistown Christian Endeavor elected officers led by Jacob H Gaugh as president and Grace Bowers as recording secretary. Also questions arise whether Billy Sunday will conduct revivals here amid high wheat prices affecting households.
Washington reports say the North Vietnamese attacks on U S installations have killed seven and wounded 108. The United States responds with bombing raids while Soviet Premier Kosygin offers military aid to Hanoi. Red China stirs unrest in Laos and Thailand as President Johnson pursues cautious, deliberate policy amid fears of broader escalation.
David Lawrence argues against U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam and urges reinforcing Western unity. He warns De Gaulle and Peiping’s roles complicate UN policy, emphasizes firm U.S. leadership, and predicts a possible Korea-like stalemate if the cold war cools into hot conflict.
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