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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1965
Page
4
City officials weigh strategies to curb litter across the watershed urging effective plans rather than laws, noting habits start early with orange peels and plastic toys. The piece advocates proactive education to reduce future litterbugs and welcomes any city proposals.
The Wall Street Journal weighs the Commodity Credit Corp to reveal it is financially untenable. It notes the CCC's massive Treasury debt, a recent 1.6 billion deficiency appropriation, and rising inventories with losses. The piece argues CCC favors large farmers and should be shut down.
The American Bar Association supported amending the Constitution to allow one legislature house to be apportioned by population and the other by geographic lines. Senator Everett Mechinley Borksen led the Republican effort, but the amendment faced a close 115 to 94 vote. Urban centers and rural states influenced the tally as Dirksen urged rapid passage to delay nationwide apportionment.
In Saigon interview, Dr Phan Huy Quat, a scholar and premier, builds a civilian power base with Dai Viet followers and professional elites. He pursues political parties in provinces, seeks patient war aims, and hopes the United States stays engaged while reducing Saigon's formalities with Americans.
Ralph M. Bingham of Route 2 New Windsor Maryland condemns state and local officials for aiming to curb gun rights through proposed registration and other measures. He argues constitutional amendment requires proper processes and warns registration could lead to confiscation. He asserts penalties for illegal sales already exist and calls for public protest. February 10, 1966.
Readable items include a City Opera House matinee feature with Robbins elephants. children to feed the animals after the show. Braddock Heights reservoir contract awarded to LeRoy Heke around 2500 dollars. Ambassador Page cables Britain’s admiralty suspending travel to Europe. Frederick county’s Joseph G Miller turns 98. Roosevelt and de Gaulle movements cloaked in secrecy. Carroll County native Frederick Dutton dies at 102. American Marines seize Iwo Jima airfield after hard Pacific defenses, Nimitz reports. Mrs Frank J Schroeder returns from a five week West Coast trip.
A brief inscription reflects on making the most of life in a single passing by Joe Eisenhauer. The fragment emphasizes seizing opportunities to do good now, as one does not pass this way again.
A forthright public column argues that rising juvenile crime demands adult accountability. It cites Rev. Woodward and a Teen Age Code, urges parents, schools, churches, and police to engage with teens, and warns adults that neglect risks losing America's future workers and citizens.
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