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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
4
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A 1961 to July 12 report shows American casualties at 503 dead, 2,700 wounded, 57 missing or captured. The survivor ratio is over five to one, higher than Korea. Medical facilities and field care boost recovery chances amid booby traps, sniping, and mines.
The June 22 federal excise tax cut failed to lift consumer spending in July and retailers expect a fall rebound. Auto price tags now show tax savings, but many dealers did not pass savings to buyers. Legislation abroad targets youth crime, with New Jersey toughening driving penalties and the Soviet Union criminalizing minor drunkenness and car enticement. Charles Dickens’s critique of vice echoes in modern criminology.
An old frontier tale is used to argue that modern arms alone cannot win guerrilla wars. History shows five conditions—cutting off supplies, separating guerrillas from civilians, offering protection and governance, providing better living conditions, and allowing surrender with family safety—that determine success beyond firepower.
Letters describe Winfield Community Volunteer Fire Department forming last winter and hosting a carnival to fund its work. Neighbors donated earth moving gear carpentry painting and electrical help while members of Frederick teens aid and local volunteers are praised for selfless acts and support. The piece includes a note of thanks from Charles Edward Trump and a Cancer Society Crusade appreciation for fund raising success near 17 000.
Old news items report the Lincoln National Highway to pass through Frederick via a new route toward Baltimore instead of Gettysburg. Governor Philips Lee Goldsborough announced he would not seek a second term at Annapolis. A group including Helen Klein Mildred Drinkhall Robert E Heusner and Roscoe A Harp survived a dangerous rattlesnake episode near White Rock after a long struggle to kill seven venomous snakes. Despite adverse business conditions the Frederick Post Office closed its fiscal year July 1 with $300 above the required funding to advance from second to first class.
The Rev and Mrs Paul Gleichman, Evangelical Lutheran Church missionaries to India from Frederick, are expected to arrive in New York aboard the Gripeholm on Thursday per a letter to Mr and Mrs Howard Albaugh. The month is the wettest July in 17 years with 6.80 inches of rain so far. In Okinawa, U S forces avenge months-long beer thirst as a Japanese torpedo plane sinks a freighter loaded with beer but the ship is saved.
Washington Today notes Governor Rockefeller’s claim he will not be a candidate may help him secure a Republican nomination. The piece recalls prior preconvention tactics by Hughes and Stevenson, discusses party unity after 1964, and suggests Rockefeller could win the 1966 governorship and possibly be drafted for 1972, depending on how he builds consensus and heals party scars.
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