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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
4
A listing for the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation notes the location in Frederick Maryland with the ZIP code 21701, indicating an organizational member or affiliate in the area.
Census watchers and economists project a 228 million population by 1975 with the South up 19 percent and the West 28 percent. The study notes postwar youth will boost education levels and labor force participation, shaping a more skilled but variable economy.
A forceful response in Laconia New Hampshire halted a bike gang invasion on main street. Police seized ten suspects with bail set at 1000 dollars for leaders and 500 dollars for others. The town’s anti riot law now stands as a warning to similar intrusions elsewhere.
The article notes decades of centralized control yielding U S output far higher than the Soviet Union and explains a Moscow pilot allowing some stores and restaurants to operate independently to test satisfying customers while turning a profit. It hints the move could be seen as a form of capitalism.
Bruce Bross surveys the New York mayoral campaign, focusing on Republican John Lindsay. The piece notes Lindsay's star quality and broad appeal, contrasted with Democratic Mayor Wagner’s long rule, and weighs his path to victory amid party loyalties, Jewish support, and Buckley opposition while flagging funding and campaigning challenges. It highlights the shifting political arithmetic and Lindsay’s need to sustain visibility without overexposure.
An observer describes Cuba's heavy security around Fidel Castro with engineers and cameramen confined in a Havana house before he speaks on radio or TV. Stations are sealed, audiences limited to Castro's aides, and guards monitor all access. The informant notes Castro wears jacket protection and a steel plate under his broadcast table.
Ray Cromley outlines Castro visiting his Havana mistress with multiple entrances guards and cars at every exit. Reports of Sept 30 Holguin helicopter visit reveal heavy security. Analysts say Castro appears increasingly nervous and paranoid about threats amid economic struggles and factional infighting.
From the News-Peet Files July 9 1918 reports A C McCardell building site at North Market Street and Market Place will host a three story structure with second and third floors designed as modern flats and apartments. Hood College offers five tuition scholarships to Frederick County school commissioners to appoint one pupil from each graded high school. Steward Rider, a weary traveler robbed of possessions on a boat to Baltimore, sought pennies to eat and rest, but was jailed on vagrancy charges by Sheriff Smith.
Twenty years ago The Sun was obscured in parts of the United States with a total eclipse noted for the first time since 1932 and a partial eclipse seen in Frederick. Edward R. Stettinius Jr testified before the Senate Foreign Relations committee on the UN charter as the 50 nation San Francisco agreement moved through the Senate. Local motorists, slow to pay the $5 Federal automobile use tax stamp, flocked to post offices in large numbers in recent days.
Washington Today discusses the Medicare bill and its nationwide impact. It argues the elderly would gain access to hospital care while the system could face doctor and bed shortages, increased emergency admissions, and higher costs. The piece notes physician shortages, rising hospital use, and potential shifts to nursing homes, with federal funding debates ongoing.
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