Mail subscription rate card from Frederick newspaper
Plain text ad lists subscription rates with 8 cent mail option paid in advance. One month costs 91. The recite ee ee tees 96.90 and one year 1200 by courier. Notes 3 percent per payment. Mentite w Audit Gureen Of Circulation Frederick, Md 21701.
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McNamara pushes merit over seniority in military promotions
Secretary McNamara says the seniority based promotion system in the armed forces wastes talent and fails to guarantee the best reach the top. He argues for greater weight on merit as many capable officers leave service while critics warn the system has produced capable leaders in crises. He faces strong opposition from entrenched interests wary of overhaul.
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Moylan backs bail reform to reduce jail crowd
Baltimore area officials review bail rules to release more without cash. State's attorney Charles E Moylan Jr argues indigent defendants should not face jail simply for lacking funds or social standing. A study could lessen City Jail crowding by widening release criteria.
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Highways Toll Surges as 1964 Vehicle Total Near 90 Million
The United States registered 86,297,133 motor vehicles in 1964 and the Commerce Department projects near 90 million this year. The National Safety Council reports a Memorial Day weekend highway death total of 450, a new record. Council president Howard Pile blames incompetent drivers and urges improved driving skill as traffic crowds rise and crash risks multiply.
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Frederick City Swells as Suburban Growth Accelerates
Special Report Part 1 examines Frederick as the county center amid rapid expansion. Population rising toward 25,000, with four major shopping centers and storefront renovations. Fort Detrick dominates industry, payroll over 13 million, average pay about 5 200. Interstate 70 and 5 70N target completion by 1970 to link to Baltimore and Washington.
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Costly mission high notes from May Minish in Vietnam
In Da Nang May James A Minish commands F100 pilots who tally two hundred twenty hundred sorties and twenty one million dollars spent on ordnance over ninety nine days. He says the effort was worth while and notes missions behind heavy foliage sometimes obscure results yet several ground battles show decisive air support. He aims to teach the cost of a mission in dollars and cents and reflects on training and crew reliability.
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Thieves strike Empire Theater in Frederick
Fifty years ago police faced a bold theft when money vanished from the Empire Theater just 60 feet from the Frederick City police station during a night burglary. A storm earlier struck All Saints Episcopal Church causing bricks to be torn free in a vivid electrical and wind event. Thousands were expected at the Fairgrounds for a horse racing event featuring a dozen women riders. British aeroplane mobilization, under the slogan Win the War from the Air, urged creation of a fleet of 10,000 aircraft.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Circus Business Receives Setback at Fairgrounds
July 14 1945 news brief notes crowds leaving the alleged circus and rodeo deemed “Second-Rate” by attendees. Labor disputes disrupt industries nationwide causing 45000 idle workers as strikes spread. Bicentennial parade planned for Frederick’s 200th anniversary with over 2000 expected in march.
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Washington Today On Soviet press policy and USIA role
Washington analysis notes Moscow aims to reorganize its press policy amid belief US information programs penetrate Communist nations. It advocates expanding USIA broadcasts, exposing falsehoods, and widening reach to both Soviet bloc and Western audiences to counter distortions and bolster alliance support. It emphasizes the Voice of America and prudent policy in diplomacy.
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