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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
4
A brief notice referencing the Member Audit Bureau of Circulations in Fresericn Maryland 21701 appears. The readable fragment indicates membership or filing related to circulation auditing, with location and organization name preserved for archival citation.
Space officials face criticism over secrecy as Mariner 4 nears a July 14 close pass of Mars and a 325 million mile flight. Only the first three images and possibly a few more will be released to the public while scientists control their full set. Critics urge public access and faster release to maintain interest and trust in the space program.
Census findings show Americans leaving farms in large numbers. farm population fell to 6.8 million, while nonfarm employment rose to 38 percent for farm households. Agricultural unemployment dropped to 2.3 percent, yet nonfarm job seekers rose, offsetting gains as big-scale farming increases output by about 85 percent from 1960 to 1964.
Contempt for Congress yields to LBJ persuasion but gaps remain as Bobby Baker faces renewed scrutiny. The Senate Rules Committee released its second report on Baker's financial dealings and urged formation of a committee to police senators and their employer, signaling possible wheeling and dealing. Public confidence hinges on open, transparent answers about Baker.
In this commentary Ray Crowley argues U S policy is driven by national self interest and context. He cites Shastri De Gaulle U Thant and Britain while noting European hesitation toward broad U S involvement and the need for independent U S action guided by humility and resolve.
The piece argues Algeria's 1965 coup ousting Ben Bella undermines Soviet and Chinese influence in North Africa and the Mediterranean. It credits Habib Bourgiba and Col Boumedienne, notes U.S. support, and casts Castro as denouncing the move while highlighting the shake to Moscow and Beijing in a decade.
The Frederick county school system faces a nine month operation only if $11,000 more is allocated by the county commissioners. In a major Frederick real estate deal, J A Kidwiler of Frederick bought the United States hotel at the South Market and West All Saints Streets corner through Potts and Griffin agents.
Registrants of the tenth annual Maryland Lutheran Summer School at Hood College will join Frederick's bicentennial observance with a historical hike planned for Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile steel industry tension eases as a 24 hour work stoppage ends at South Chicago works, allowing 13,000 workers to return to wartime production.
A reader from Frederick, Md argues for lowering the voting age to 18, defending youth activism and urging adults to curb scorn of younger generations. He claims 18-year-olds should vote despite military draft history and notes absentee ballots for service members. The letter challenges opponents to embrace youth responsibility and cooperation.
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