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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
4
Frederick benefits from renewed airport activity and a new lessee. As jet travel rises, ground trips to major airports like Dulles National and Baltimore's Friendship grow shorter, making Frederick more attractive for residential growth and industrial expansion.
The article argues that long standing alarms about depletion of coal oil water and minerals have often proven unfounded as Americans adapt through new heating methods extraction and efficiency. It contends resource security relies on initiative and innovation rather than predictions of doom, noting current alarmism growth.
Senator Cinton B. Anderson of New Mexico and Rep Cecil R King of California broadened the Social Security bill to add a 7 percent cash-benefit increase for about 20 million Social Security recipients. It also provides hospital insurance for all elderly Americans. Benefits would be retroactive to 1965 and payable in the second half of the year, totaling about 750 million. Critics argue the boost may be offset by future Social Security tax hikes to fund cash benefits and hospital care.
Stanford University president Wallace Sterling describes a new intellectual aristocracy among students. He highlights campus volunteers for the Peace Corps, slum teaching in Hong Kong, hospital work with mental patients, and internships with congressmen. Johns Hopkins plans a humanities program and a Postdoctoral Center of Humanistic Studies.
Fifty years ago reports from Berlin claim Britain mobilizes vast forces for France while Germany readies counter moves. Dispatches say Plock near Warsaw has fallen to German forces. Miss Willie M. Ritchie elected regent of Frederick Chapter D.A.R. Wheat quotes in Frederick rise to 1.31 dollars per bushel.
Twenty years ago in The News-Post reports Allied air and sea action against four Japanese convoys along the French Indo China coast with Third Fleet planes dropping bombs rockets and torpedoes. Brig. Gen. Allan C. McBride once MacArthur aide died in a Taiwan prison camp last May. A Frederick meeting at the YMCA plans a bicentennial choral society.
Reports from Vietnamese contacts describe widening discontent within Viet Cong ranks as non Communist nationalists and locals question Chinese control and Communist leadership. Fears of desertion rise even as talks with defectors show Viet Cong brutality toward those who defect. The trend could worsen the war effort before bringing any relief.
Washington columnist argues the Great Society fails without ethical reform in government. He cites Bobby Baker and Ottinger cases to show campaign spending and loopholes distort democracy, urging Congress to tighten limits, curb influence, and end conflicts of interest in elections.
The passage discusses teenage smoking pressures and the idol effect of watching celebrities smoke. It argues adolescence seeks maturity, with smoking seen as a sign of adulthood and acceptance. It notes efforts to restrict cigarette ads to youths, while sex appeal remains visible in ads for cigarettes and soft drinks.
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