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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
4
A compact line lists subscription rates and a membership note from the Audit Bureau of Circulation based in Frederick Maryland with a 21701 ZIP code. The entry specifies single copy pricing and a six month term rate.
A community appeal urges Frederick residents to back the Frederick Singers with attendance and contributions to prevent the group from dying, likening its fate to the Freder ick Orchestra and stressing the simple choice facing citizens.
The piece argues that neither party fully tackles crime, misuse of public funds, and rising costs of living amid Johnson's Great Society. It criticizes Republicans for silence on crime and conflicts of interest, and notes the opposition parties’ failure to offer alternatives, rallying dissatisfied citizens.
A Forbes quote from a large company executive notes a shift in staffing as engineers scientists and technicians rise from one in ten to one in four in recent years, with a projection to half by 1970. The firm says attracting these workers requires top educational facilities at all levels and strong research options, plus high quality K-12 schooling for their children.
Frederick faces a major problem providing water and sewer as growth pushes beyond the Carroll Creek basin. A policy linking service extension to annexation complicates near term plans. A joint study committee weighs options including a sanitary district, phased city takeover, or a large annexation drive.
James Sensor of New Windsor questions the rising cost of the Governor Thomas Johnson memorial from 5 million to about 7 million and mocks the new math. He doubts the budgeting and asks if the new taxpayers monument will be properly explained.
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association thanks volunteers, police, and radio stations for the mass X-ray survey. Reports reach individuals in two to three weeks. unsatisfactory films rechecked with family physicians. Letter also calls for downtown parking reform to boost shop traffic and ease.
A July 15 1915 record shows Atlantic City directory notes a playful mix of lovers and animals, with grooms brides and many birds. Frederick youths smash lamp globes in College Park during a display of keen eyes and arms. Woodville Anti Saloon League forms at Prospect M E church led by J Welty Fahrney. Frederick highway chase ends with Frank Medarry's sons Earl and Raymond Meharry attempting a run to “fame and fortune” before being halted by Henry Sewell.
Twenty years ago the United States Veterans Administration will open a local contact office in Frederick on Saturday July 21, with office space provided by the County Commissioners at Winchester Hall. Also, wheat on the Frederick market is selling for cash at $1.62 a bushel while most of the crop has not yet been threshed, and cash prices appear higher than loan program ceilings.
Kremlin front runner Aleksander Shelepin faces a rough spell as GRU chief as spies under his watch falter abroad. Shalkarov, a top agent, is expelled from Ceylon after operations in Laos and Colombo. The string of expulsions harms Russia's prestige and highlights GRU cover failures.
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