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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
4
President's adviser Gardner Ackley says there is no inflationary pressure from costs and wages. Yet the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the consumer price index up 0.3 points in April, matching last July and the largest rise since 1963, as the dollar loses buying power and the cost of living climbs across major categories.
A national study from Michigan State University projects that one in ten American police officers will be attacked or injured on duty this year. The piece highlights recent incidents in New York City where a Bronx grocer protected a patrolman but was stabbed, underscoring growing dangers and a perceived erosion of public support for law enforcement. It notes a shift in era and confidence, with officers feeling abandoned by the public they serve.
An official notes President Johnson serves American wines at the White House, while de Gaulle upholds a policy of serving only French wines. French officials deny any political motive and point to national preference for cognac and other beverages.
Paris sources say De Gaulle’s nationalism and anti NATO stance have cooled Western support as France faces isolation, with critics warning his push for Europe independent of the United States risks widening rifts with West Germany and NATO allies. US President Johnson is seen as a stabilizing Western leader.
Analysis by Ray Cromley warns that within a few years Moscow and Havana will operate a combined 1030 fishing ships to move men and arms through the Caribbean. The plan includes 130 Russian and 900 Cuban vessels used for smuggling and training Latin activists for guerrilla campaigns in the Dominican Republic and nearby areas.
Capt John Edelblue of Crown Point Indiana describes his service as a caterer atticer and fighter pilot in the Tactical Fighter Squadron at Da Nang. He plans to extend his tour beyond June 1 after about 100 sorties and up to 20 tons of ordnance, hoping for 30 days leave and a future return if needed.
Captain Edelblute describes the dangers of bombing missions and the need to focus on aircraft and target as his wingman vanished after a northern flak attack. He recalls family losses in April and stresses the mission's seriousness while joking about Air Force marriage prospects.
The 1915 class of Boys' High School and the graduating Girls' High School will have diploma ceremonies tomorrow evening at City Opera House. Tonight at 8 o'clock the class day exercises are held, and the Fly Swatting Contest continues with final plans by the committee at Mrs. B Reich's home.
Fires lit by massive air raids on Osaka Friday lifted smoke 27 000 feet above the city while a 21st Bomber Command report said Yokohama suffered a similar raid burning 6 9 square miles. The Health Departments urged prohibition of using land above Linganore filtration plant intake for rifle ranges and picnics, per Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger.
Washington Today argues that federal influence over education grows via funding conditions and court orders. It advocates a constitutional amendment to shield states from federal desegregation pressure and funding withholding, noting South states pay about 16 billion in taxes but face tied education funds.
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