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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
4
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Governor Tawes announced that Maryland will stop supplying state funds for construction of dormitories dining halls and student activity centers at state colleges. The move aims to shift living costs to self support while noting higher fees may follow for students, with junior colleges like Frederick Community College stepping in to provide affordable education locally as demand for college trained workers grows.
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller proposed higher weekly unemployment, disability, and workmen’s compensation payments, plus statewide aid, boosting state and city costs toward nearly two billion dollars. The policy aims to reduce incentives to work as benefits rise, affecting tens of thousands and raising questions about who bears the tax burden.
Ray Cromley argues U S bombing of Laos along the Ho Chi Minh trail will not cripple North Vietnam or its Chinese allies quickly. He suggests small, highly mobile three man sabotage teams could disrupt bridges and roads, amplifying air campaign effects and eroding Viet Cong morale.
A 1965 Frederick letters page excerpt includes Paul C Leather man and Ruth S Jackson discussing land in 1908, taxes, county politics, schooling, and morality. The writer recalls an 86 acre tract, a large barn, and local governance changes, then shifts to a critique of secularization in schools and a 1965 letter on drinking and holiness by Rev Willard D Crankilton.
A letter from Sgt. Max Schmidt in Liege reports relief among Belgian women and children after the German occupation. The note comes as Allied and domestic news share frontline and homefront updates from wartime Britain and the United States.
Washington Today recounts Sir Winston Churchill as a multifaceted leader whose prepared speeches and writings defined a generation. The piece notes his war leadership, cautions against socialism, and his readiness to face death, highlighting famed quotes from parliamentary and broadcast remarks.
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