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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
4
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National chairman Ray C Bliss and party leaders push a new image to rebound in 1966. They cite 141 of 435 House seats, 32 of 100 Senate seats, 17 of 50 governors as losses, while aiming to energize urban and nonpartisan campaigns to broaden appeal. Optimism remains mixed about winning both houses, but success could set up a competitive 1968 race.
An analysis notes a $30 billion higher annual personal earnings level than a year ago, with 40 percent of American families projected to earn $10,000 or more in five years. Despite inflation concerns, Chrysler executive Virgil E Boyd argues consumer confidence will fuel growth, challenging recession fears.
Joe Eisenhauer presents a reflective column on aging with focus on maintaining youth in spirit. The piece cites Cicero and quotes from Herbert Hoover to urge humility, prudent memory, and durable civic virtues amid changing views on productive life after 70.
AP dispatch describes a reporter's homecoming from nearly three months covering the Vietnam War. The writer longs for safe water, fresh faucets, and the simple pleasures of American life, including window shopping in San Francisco stores after his return.
Hal Boyle describes the sights and sensations of returning from Vietnam. He recalls street life in Saigon Da Nang and the tension among Americans after terror events. He notes meals, beggars, money changers, and the pilots at Da Nang. He praises the dedication of American servicemen amid the coming hard months.
After losing the election in Ceylon, the Communist pro Peking faction seeks to seize power by direct action. They aim to harass the pro West government with guerrilla tactics, infiltrate public services and parties, and form youth groups to clash with government loyalists.
Fifty years ago, from The News-Post files July 24, 1913, the Jefferson road near completion includes oiling and represents the best seven miles of boulevard in the state. Frederick County farmers plan Braddock Heights picnic possibly drawing 10,000 people if weather holds. Western Maryland railroad awards 80 miles of automatic block signals from Big Pool to Williamsport and Hagerstown to Emory Grove. Gov Brumbaugh may attend Frederick song service at Braddock Heights in August.
Summer heat intensifies as 60,000 are jobless amid a nationwide strike wave. In local politics, Alderman Russell H. McCain is favored for a State Roads Commission vacancy after William Frank Thomas of Westminster dies. Blue Ridge Transport orders 10 large interurban buses from Philadelphia. Frederick County grocers threaten 30 days of store closures over excessive OPA fines and seek legal guidance on regulations.
Washington Today argues the Voting Rights Bill shifts power from states, invites unequal treatment, and risks unqualified voters. It criticizes Republican voting for final passage while seeking credit for amendments, noting Barry Goldwater’s opposition and urging conviction over expediency in Congress.
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