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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that Frederick County and Frederick City face poverty stigma hindering new industry and capital improvements. It cites Federal programs and income thresholds, notes historical lack of indoor plumbing in rural homes, and urges a broader view of poverty beyond material wealth. It frames poverty as a challenge to be overcome through aid and development.
A wide discussion notes fear dominates major cities like New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago with residents urged to stay indoors at night. The piece argues fear is widespread even in rural areas, driven by crime, crowded spaces, and urban growth, and questions how to counter the trend.
A proposed travel tax aims to reduce the U.S. payments deficit by discouraging Americans from traveling overseas. It would levy about $100 on trips abroad, with allowances for some travel to Mexico and Canada, while facing concerns about reprisals and freedom of movement. The piece argues the plan risks harming education travel and deriding long established travel freedoms.
Washington experts say a GOP Democrat coalition can overturn Johnson era measures on economic issues such as labor reform. Vote records show Democrats can act independently, while liberal Republicans align with conservative Southern Democrats, signaling a non radical, evolving bipartisan coalition shaping policy ahead of 1966 elections.
The piece laments how modern children face the results of efforts to forge a more livable world. It contrasts aging tastes for hardship with present youth and recalls older generations’ memories of long walks to school chores and newspaper routes.
The piece argues generations clash over hardship and praise but seniors must take blame for overprotecting youth. It laments tense schedules and little free time for wonder and idle dreaming, urging parents to ease pressures and let children savor childhood before it slips away.
Former President William H Taft warns in 1915 that the United States faces a serious threat to its neutral rights as European powers wage war. J Walter England of Urbana announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the House of Delegates. St Matthias Day is observed with folklore predicting cold weather.
Authorities raided a farm near Cooksville after learning a farmer had tapped 2700 gallons of gasoline from his ration allotment to run an apple jack still in a meat house on the rented property. The raid followed reports to Federal State and Howard County officials. Also in wartime brief items, thousands of American and British warplanes attacked the Ruhr region, marking a record assault. Miss Susan Aiken of Alexandria Virginia returned home after visiting Mrs Robert J Pilgram of 15 West Church Street.
Mary Alice Benson defends the Maryland School for the Deaf against a Sports Tense column critique. She cites deaf students' active voices, mixed methods of instruction, and historical figures in MSD sports, noting size and resources limit competition but praising work and rewards of teaching.
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