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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
4
The brief item from Frederick Maryland reports a Friday edition dated February 18 1966. It lists local notices and brief items of interest for readers in the Frederick area.
The article contrasts Frederick County budget control between the County Commissioners and the Board of Education, noting tax structure and road funding shifts. It argues for an elected school board to improve education funding philosophy and democracy, while praising the House GI Bill of Rights progress for veterans. It also presents opinions on adding a swimming pool to Thomas Johnson High School and calls for broader physical education access for Frederick High and West Frederick.
A letter argues for a master plan of water and sewerage for suburban Frederick, promoting County Sanitary Commission administration, large interconnected systems, and coordinated development. It notes Walkersville and Braddock Heights as financing roles and cites savings from city cooperation, urging reader support for regional action and orderly expansion.
Secretary of State Lansing notified Count von Bernstorff that the United States expects Germany to conform to international law in attacking armed enemy merchant ships, with the policy to take effect after February 9. In Frederick, a fire damaged a barn and machinery at L Victor Baughman’s farm, causing $1,000 to $1,200 in losses before[] firefighters stopped it. Frederick residents show keen interest in Baltimore’s move to exempt the city from statewide prohibition.
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer told the February grand jury that without forward steps the county could see a sharp rise in crime. He praised Walkersville for teen recreation programs and noted local efforts to curb crime. A family of five lost their home in a morning fire near the Woodsboro Liberty road, with Mrs Etta Kline and her four children left homeless. four youths escaped from the second floor.
A column argues United States sanctions on Rhodesia amid its independence move, detailing British and U.S. roles, white minority fears, African majority demands for one man one vote, and potential implications for Rhodesia's future stability and regional politics. It critiques Wilson's Britain and Questions U S aims in the Rhodesian crisis.
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