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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1965
Page
4
Pay details show 1208 dollars favoring someone named Sy Carter with 30 conte per wash and 1.30 per mass. Mentions of Mameer Bereey or Cire Prederick and a 21701 code. Names and context are fragmented without clear event or date.
Justice designate Abe Fortas emerges from a career in New Deal agencies and government service to join the U S Supreme Court. Born in Memphis he studied at Yale, taught law there, and helped form the firm Arnold Fortas and Porter before serving as an advisor to President Johnson and becoming the president’s top pick for Goldberg’s vacant seat.
A report argues President Johnson’s press handling shows a weakness allowing Republicans to gain favorable coverage. It stresses not treating newsmen as enemies, notes objectivity in reporting, and urges cooperation to secure accurate coverage and quicker press cooperation.
New York City paid an extra 2.811 million in interest on its 175 million bond issue after a credit rating drop. Mayor Robert F. Wagner sought to balance a shrinking revenue base, using a policy of borrow now pay later. Only one bid came from a 250-bank syndicate, higher than three months earlier, with public buyers absorbing most bonds. The episode cautions officials to seek favorable markets while meeting urgent funding needs.
Obituary honors W Harry Haller a Frederick native and longtime insurance and real estate man who shaped local politics through support of Senator C E Weller and campaigns for U S Senate while never holding office himself. He valued history, courtesy, and quiet civic work over grandeur.
President Johnson's plan to double the draft increases odds for 19 and 20 year olds but depends on local boards. Local boards may tighten deferments, possibly affecting students and critical occupations, with no new federal rules. Officials expect a mild nationwide tightening, targeting single men 19 to 26, not married ones, unless war expansion or sharp policy shifts occur.
Fifty years on cooperation marks Braddock Heights Bible and Men’s evening as young people gather under the Bible club designation. Aldermen to hear appeals this evening from city tax defaulters owning cars for four to five years. Frederick county picnic season draws scores of political aspirants. Frederick begins work on a new 13 000 square foot garage with two street access. J. Harry Grove appointed manager. the facility aims to be among the region’s most modern.
A Federal grand jury indicted The South Mountain Dairy Inc of Middletown on 273 counts for $33 443 in overcharges on 500 908 pounds of butter sold to Maryland and Pennsylvania retailers. Robert E L Putman of Frederick county named district maintenance engineer of the Sixth Maryland district. Russell H McCain president of the Board of Aldermen and new State Roads Commissioner seeks ruling on whether accepting an Apa state post requires him to give up his municipal seat.
Washington discusses the Chicago school crisis as Benjamin Willis testifies to Congress. He details shifting demographics, rising white flight, and mounting funding gaps, noting that 72 percent of the school budget comes from rising property taxes. He warns that a billion dollars is needed over 10 to 20 years and calls for funding reform beyond local taxes.
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