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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1965
Page
4
A newly formed County Parks and Recreation Commission prepares questionnaires to 125 organizations to assess needs for county wide recreational services. It considers promoting landowner conservation to support a nature study and hiking program, leveraging existing Appalachian Trail access and school facilities during breaks.
A Maryland Gazette column laments vandalism in Anne Arundel County near Baltimore, noting juveniles aged 18 in the region. It reports a push by the Maryland Bar Association and Maryland-Delaware Press Association to harmonize ages and publication rules, with examples of recent damage at Overlook and Pasadena elements and calls for public engagement.
In Miami and nationwide hundreds of older couples live together out of wedlock to pool Social Security. They fear remarriage triggers loss of survivor benefits, prompting calls to change the law. Florida officials urge revisions to ease the arrangement.
Washington officials project New York State may receive about 92 million dollars for education in the first year, with nearly 50 million for New York City. The piece argues such federal aid crowds out state responsibility, questions deficit spending, and notes New Jersey and other states face similar pressures as the federal role grows in education and health.
New York AP piece reflects on memory and aging contrasting outer signs with inner youth. It recounts early 20th century social habits, prices, fashion, morals, and common beliefs, including Fatty Arbuckle earnings, tooth powder use, juvenile delinquency, and the era's household norms.
Fifty years ago a community butchering party was held at R W Stauffer’s near Walkersville marking the birthdays of Miss Celia Zimmer man and Mrs Clayton Zimmer man. Brunswick experienced a major fire at the Brett building on Railroad Street between Second and Third. Hood College dormitories planned to be equipped to suit the girls' tastes per Household Economy Department plans.
Frederick City and County schools will close the remainder of the week because of traffic conditions after Tuesday's snowstorm. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt announced the decision early today. Also noted: Mabel Cecil, manager of the shoe department at Rosenour's, returned to Frederick after attending the 31st annual shoe show in Philadelphia.
The UN faces calls to rebalance power as African and Asian members gain voice in the General Assembly Until now the Security Council remains the power center with the United States leading reform efforts A standing finance committee for peacekeeping may ease world body operations and curb mass voting power This comes as the 1964 Security Council activity surged and new conciliation efforts target developing nations in Asia Africa and Latin America
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