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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
4
Frederick Maryland member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations announced listing for magazine or newspaper circulation verification and membership status in the local directory with address details for the Frederick area.
July 22, 1915 featured items recounting local events and notable occurrences from the News-Post files. It notes community happenings, social updates, and brief reports reflecting life in the era.
IT IS ANTICIPATED that between 1 200 and 1 500 certificates of aspirants for county and State offices will be filed this year with the Board of Election Supervisors. It will be one of the largest primary tickets submitted to county voters.
The Wall Street Journal condemns the St Petersburg Job Corps center as a costly federal failure, citing waste, mismanagement, and crash tactics. It argues alternatives exist at local levels and warns against expanding federal programs, urging private and municipal action to address youth unemployment.
A Thurmont reader urges Educational TV be broadcast widely from high altitude to save taxpayers money and reach Frederick County. he cites thrice cited advantages and requests FCC action. He also proposes a traffic light idea at Kline Boulevard and West Patrick Street with a Longmeadow, Massachusetts example. A third letter questions neglect of the Pennsylvania Monument at Araby and calls for accountability, while a fourth asks for clarity on a Cunningham Falls Dam plan and urges a public meeting to discuss alternatives and use of funds.
United States observers in Washington view a deeper South Viet Nam commitment as likely. They warn longer casualties and a protracted struggle, while Johnson critics push for more air and sea action. Soviet and Chinese threats loom as Hanoi’s forces press south, signaling a grimmer strategic outlook.
The Poor Man's Philosopher editor Hal Boyle returns from Vietnam and writes that the United States is shifting from adviser to military participant in South Viet Nam. He notes uncertainty about future calls to return and warns more American tears and blood may be shed before a political or battlefield conclusion. The article argues the U S must provide backbone and muscle beyond financial support if it remains engaged.
Hal Boyle explains the Vietnam War defies easy settlement: no fixed lines, friend and foe coexist, and victory cannot be won with money alone. The piece notes hidden traps, shifting alliances, and the dilemma of diplomatic bargaining versus battlefield success as U.S. troops increase.
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