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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
4
A fragmented line reads about a person named Frese and a group of two others in a context suggesting an academy or organization. The text is incomplete but hints at membership or appointment. Specific roles, dates, and affiliations are not clearly readable.
The report notes speculation over what West German Chancellor Erhard will say to General de Gaulle as Bonn balances U S policy support with Paris aims. Erhard seeks German French reconciliation as key to a peaceful Europe while Washington insists on U S forces and nuclear deterrence. De Gaulle aims to curb U S influence and promote French autonomy, with implications for September elections.
At the Rotary International gathering in Atlantic City, Martin Sullivan of London pleads for youth to be considered part of society not isolated. He warns adults to supply youth with essentials while recognizing the value of their experience and voice.
Estimates place repair costs near 24 million dollars as the east front had been extended recently at large expense. Taxpayers recall the Rayburn Building and Congress votes funds for the rest with prudence as concerns grow over the unstable west front.
An official Saigon cable describes Viet Cong tactics aimed at wiping out elite government units rather than seizing territory. Reports cite decimated Ranger battalions, mutilated bodies, and mass propaganda to erode morale as North Vietnamese regulars back a meat grinder assault with guerrilla support.
Lt George F Hoffman oversees a chaotic Da Nang Port Exchange opening where 7000 personnel rushed counters filling baskets with beer, soda, cameras, film, clothing, and small appliances. Hoffmann predicts a growing military post exchange operation as U S troops spend more in South Vietnam.
Former physical director of the Frederick M C A and now a professional ball player in Canada was appointed general secretary at the board meeting. He will give up baseball on July 1. The Visitation Academy Alumnae reunion was very successful with 335 members present and a gold purse given to the Mother Superior. Graduates dated to 1855. Aldermen Culler Grove and Shoemaker water committee and City Attorney Smith tour the proposed new pipe line from Fishing Creek to secure rights of way. Mrs Lillie R Coblentz widow of Dr Horace B Coblentz has gone with her grandchildren to Braddock Heights to Rest Cottage. Dr C Frank Miller of Johns Hopkins University has joined Price Brothers Company as chief engineer. An ice cream shortage is forecast as a Frederick Navy sailor reports a ship pan causing widespread ice cream fever.
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, rules that Congress cannot bar Communist party members from holding labor union office or triggering strikes in emergencies. The ruling questions the Subversive Activities Control Act and signals future cases must prove disloyal intent for disqualification.
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