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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1965
Page
4
Frederick County officials discuss shrinking teacher requests by half under Dr John L Carmonachan with class sizes rising beyond 30 or 40 in core subjects. Textbook funding also trimmed while new courier service and secretarial help are proposed to backfill teaching duties.
The piece argues section 19 of the UN charter auto‑executes vote loss for delinquent members, criticizing delays over Soviet and French dues and condemning the Congo peacekeeping fiasco. It warns Africa and Asia blocs could veto future missions, suggesting reforming troop dispatch while upholding no dues, no vote.
A historical forecast describes elimination of major diseases such as polio typhoid and gonorrhea through vaccines and drugs. It notes progress toward leukemia cancer therapies hepatitis controls artificial organs and devices including artificial hearts kidneys and home use devices. The piece asserts American medicine will make the U S the healthiest nation on earth.
Long narrative lists North Viet Nam trained cadres infiltrating South Viet Nam. It details Maj Nguyen Xuan Ton and others, civilian specialists, doctors, engineers, editors, and radio workers sent south with training in guerrilla tactics, sabotage, and political indoctrination to support Viet Cong operations.
A reader defends the Wolfsville Elementary teacher workload echoing a letter to Mr Gordon C. Smith. The note notes thirty eight students in the class, compares with other grades, and references a Frederick Neas-Post report about class sizes and a county school budget.
Hal Boyle surveys famous figures with curious quirks from Lee who disliked being touched to Lincoln never owning a Chinese backscratcher. The piece lists Presidents, writers, and entertainers and their idiosyncrasies from handwriting to superstitions and hobbies, painting a playful mosaic of character traits.
$1200 is awarded to Charles A Lewis by Western Maryland Railroad for injuries after his team was struck at a crossing near Sabillasville. J W Jolliffe of Winchester Va, brother of W N Jolliffe of this city, discusses his puncture proof auto tire. A Valentine lard party is hosted by Miss Thirza Eich elberger on West Fourth Street. Grace Reformed church ladies host a tea at Mrs Edith Seidling's on North Market Street. Popular Science Monthly notes a new telephone recording apparatus improving call preservation.
Twenty years ago Frederick High School and Elm Street School students attended a morning social studies lesson at the Tivoli Theater from 9 15 to noon. James E Eshleman son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Eshleman was named a member of Mercersburg Academy Class Day Committee. First Lieutenant Harold TL Warner of the Air Corps Meteorological Department and Mrs Warner visited his parents in Walkersville. Smoke rose seven feet four inches in Tokyo via carrier air raids on Yokohama, according to eyewitnesses.
An editorial argument urges Frederick County to install a central fire alarm system. It notes a recent blaze on Gas House Pike required multiple companies and highlights the delay and disorganization that could occur without centralized alerts.
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