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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1965
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates payable in advance with one month at 303 and three months at 2m 7. It includes a periodical pricing note and mentions an address line for the office in a Clee Ma area.
The piece argues President Johnson must weigh national security against personal hardship as the draft expands for Vietnam. It urges clear explanation of plans, fair sacrifices, and avoidance of repeat errors from earlier callups, noting long entitlements and interruptions to careers.
Arthur Goldberg, newly named U S ambassador to the United Nations, confronts a paralyzed General Assembly over voting rights for Russia and France over unpaid Peacekeeping dues. A compromise emerges involving U S concessions to salvage a running UN. The State Department may bow to pressure, while Congress holds purse strings and rate of support remains uncertain.
Senator John Williams urged returning unspent office allowance funds to the Treasury. Senator Ross Bass urged against the nit-pickin amendment. The body silenced the motion, allowing about $60,000 a year to be pocketed, averaging roughly $600 per senator.
National Scene reports fresh sparks in Johnson administration over a no-strings tax-sharing proposal. Governors press for federal funds to offset rising costs in education welfare and hospitals amid broad state tax hikes in the past 18 months.
Hal Boyle laments a world where people are reduced to numbers from birth to death and daily life. He lists countless identifiers such as social security, driver’s license, account numbers, and bar codes, arguing machines treat individuals as data rather than people.
A Frederick Civic Club committee met with Board of Trade representatives to pursue popular farm topic lectures using stereopticon views. Sidney S. Stabler of the Boys High School will head a month long series in Frederick school buildings. Mount Airy youth enjoy Camp Minnehaha along the Monocacy River with Mrs. William Band and Mrs. William Heard as chaperones. A caravan of autos transported Senator Blair Lee and party to Brunswick for a New Theater meeting opposite the Y M C A.
Twenty years ago an army bomber crashed into the foggy Empire Maze building at 9 49 am causing a tower fire and debris spread. Authorities denied rumors of infantile paralysis outbreak at Camp Detrick though two cases were reported in Frederick. Potatoes and onions rot on the ground and Lima bean crops may suffer from wet weather. Non scheduled taxi flights to Cumberland airport planned by September by Pan Maryland Airways president B G Fenwick Jr.
Washington columnist argues JFK’s image as decisive leader is softened by insiders who recount his impatience with military advice. The Bay of Pigs episode reveals Kennedy’s limited grasp of civilian control and the need for direct White House access to Joint Chiefs, a lesson for future crises.
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