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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
4
The notice records the Frederick Maryland AP copyright terms and postpaid status for republication rights. It mentions the Associated Press control over use of a letter or feature and declares second class mail postage paid in Frederick.
A terse note suggests delaying tasks may encounter legal prohibition in the future. The brief implies upcoming restrictions and urges immediate action to avoid potential penalties or enforcement.
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard seeks to stabilize NATO by appealing to patience with France. De Gaulle opposes U S nuclear shift and resists broader alliance terms, aiming for a Europe led by Paris. McNamara proposes a small allied nuclear planning directorate, while France threatens NATO withdrawal over American policy in Vietnam.
Ernest Lawton, a New Jersey farmer with 20 acres of sweet potatoes and strawberries, earned 2500 last year for his wife and eight children. He received a 1500 anti poverty loan to install a well, pump, and irrigation to farm year round, with the aim of doubling income and enabling a bathroom upgrade.
Dr Robert Kohn of Western Reserve University argues aging could be halted at age 20 for decades if funding matches moon project levels. Speaking at a National Institutes of Health aging conference, he urges aggressive effort and jokes about younger students at universities.
The article warns that by summer thousands from poor communities will join community action programs and Head Start, creating potential for a social upheaval that could redefine power, politics, and labor. It cites alienation, distrust of elites, and anticipated future leadership roles for the poor within parties and unions.
In Paris a few hundred professors artists and writers protested U S policy in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic but French crowds stayed away. A private poll finds most Europeans including NATO leaders and common people respect Johnson for opposing Red aggression, while Reds split into pro Chinese and pro Russian factions and lack unified leadership.
Excerpts recall acting Secretary of State Robert Lansing signing President Wilsons note to Germany and other items from the era. Hood College awarded degrees to 13 B A and 5 B S graduates with 22 certificates at commencement. Potomac River clears delaying bass fishing optimism. Mrs Heber S Summers hosted a gathering at O Leary Place with relatives.
Senator Paul Douglas sharply criticized French President De Gaulle in a Senate speech for gold payment plans, NATO strain, Red China trade, and links with Russia. He urged France to realign as a friend, warned of possible US dollar curbs and reduced aid, and called for shifting troops and non French shipping while hoping for improved relations.
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