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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
4
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In a year opening with both prosperity and poverty the piece argues the United States must remain a world leader while addressing domestic inequities. It notes Viet Nam conflict, rising social changes, and fears of isolationism amid global instability, urging resolve to meet ongoing challenges.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower criticizes national conventions as too stagey with television. He urges a strong permanent chairman with powers, tougher sergeants at arms, and a reduced delegate total to 1070, arguing both parties should fix image for democracy.
The article warns that Memorial Day to New Year holidays create dangerous 72 hour travel spans. Traffic deaths average over 100 daily. last Fourth of July saw 510 fatalities and this year up to 570 are forecast. Drivers are urged to stay safe to spare lives.
A reflective piece urges Americans to reverse highway indifference and practice brotherhood on the roads. It contrasts a child’s survival with another’s death, calls for personal responsibility, and proposes 36 days of cooperative action to save lives and honor safer conduct behind the wheel.
National Scene Private Word from San Juan warns that anti American pre independence elements may be growing inside Gov Roberto Sanchez Valella's Popular Democratic administration. Reports claim Sanchez is close to becoming their prisoner as the independence group known as The Group of 22 gains influence led by Garcia Passalacqua a Harvard graduate and special assistant.
G Lloyd Palmer elected to the State Teachers Association executive committee while Ocean City hosts sessions. An explosion at the Capitol reception parlors caused $600 damage. Carranza forces fail to capture Mexico City after repeated attempts. A Brooklyn Bridge crowd debates how high a woman's skirt should rise when seated in public transport.
Washington Today argues that Ray Bliss overstates splinter fund raising concerns and that the Republican Party must prove it will address public grievances. It highlights crime, public funds misuse, conflicts of interest, and inflation as pressures driving unrest, urging opposition to expose government blunders and rally voter support.
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