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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
4
The Anne Arundel police seek legislation to reduce juvenile court age from 18 to 16 in Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties and Baltimore City to unify treatment. Currently 17 year olds may face juvenile or adult court based on location, prompting calls for statewide consistency.
Announcement reports the sale of 84 acres of Mrs. Laura V. Mohler’s farm three miles northwest of Frederick to Charles V. C. Sanner of Yellow Springs for about 150 dollars per acre. The item also notes a child memory story about Henry Akers Englebrecht and tea at Mrs. Benjamin F. Reich’s home.
The piece argues the 1966 budget misleads on actual spending. It notes hidden increases in federal outlays, gimmicks masking higher costs, and built in increases that push future spending. It cites specific programs and authority requests that inflate long term obligations.
The Church of England drops Nearer My God to Thee From Greenland's Icy Mountains and I Want to Be Like Jesus from a revised hymn book. Literary advisers call the pieces sentimental and imperialistic while noting the loss may affect troubled souls seeking comfort. replacements are hoped to be equally effective.
A historical overview traces child labor decline and rising high school completion from 1900 to today. It credits poverty reduction, national will, and DuPont’s Better Living magazine for linking industrial growth to broader access to education and economic opportunity.
Hal Boyle writes that Johnson's inauguration launches a drive toward a Great Society, aiming to house, feed, heal, and educate Americans with will and unity. He cites historical optimism from Pilgrim Fathers to Lao Tzu and notes partisan debate on methods, but a nonpartisan, attainable goal remains hopeful.
Washington analysis explains how a $100 billion budget for 1966 can be formed by tapping unspent authorizations and new appropriations. It notes the broader cash budget totals exceed $127 billion with social programs and trust funds shaping the real fiscal picture.
Letter to the editor alleging a State Department and Phoenix Report plan to liquidate U S sovereignty and disarm the population. It cites a 1962 University of Michigan symposium proposing house to house firearm searches and seizure of private guns, warning of covert communist influence and calls for arms equality with the Soviet Union. The author signs Mrs June D Main of 142 Fairview Avenue dated January 25 1965.
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