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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
4
Frederick mayor E Paul Magaha argues annexation depends on extending city water and sewer services. Rural spot development pressures spark demand for municipal governance while smaller communities lag in growth and service provision. The trend threatens existing population centers and drives push for organized utilities and boundaries.
Kentucky advances a measure granting men 18 or older near full adult rights including contracts and property, aligning voting and military service with broader adult status. The law excludes liquor purchases, care of handicapped children, and notary qualifications. Women under 21 retain protections under employment law.
Four people died within ten days on Route 40 between Fairview Mountain and Hancock, while no deaths occurred in 13 months on the John F Kennedy Expressway and other segments. The piece contrasts this with political rhetoric on improvements and promises, noting Route 40 remains heavily traveled yet flawed.
President Johnson's message to Congress proposes federal grants to aid school libraries and student use in public and private non-profit elementary schools and hints at shared services across religious and public schools. The plan may broaden federal support for supplementary centers, after hours programs, and facilities like laboratories and libraries, aiming to equalize educational opportunity for low income families nationwide.
The piece contrasts those who ignore friendly gestures with Joe Eisenhauer who consistently recognizes others. It argues small acts like saying hi or thanking service workers brighten days, cost nothing, and benefit both speaker and recipient.
The News Post reports a massive 1915 earthquake in Italy with projected deaths around 95,000 and about 35,000 injured. It notes Frederick residents' curiosity over historic ads from 1828 Frederick Town Herald and mentions a letter from William J. Grove about road improvements from Buckeystown to the Montgomery County line.
The Board of Managers re elected Albert N McCardell Frederick president at the annual meeting and arranged the 1945 Fall Fair. First Army tanks and infantry stormed Houffalize as the Belgian bulge tightens. About 60 members attended the Capital Milk Producers Association annual meeting and dinner at the Hotel Frederick.
A Frederick editor criticizes Mr Summers for focusing on varsity sports while ignoring overall education. The letter urges balanced priorities in school programs, citing science, physical education, facilities, and community well being. It praises Dr Carnochan and staff and cautions against overemphasis on athletics in schools.
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