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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

4

Republicans Rally With Dinners Across Ohio For $1 Million Boost

A million dollars was raised by 10,000 Republicans at simultaneous $100 plate dinners in Ohio easing party distress. Eisenhower predicted a 1966 House backslide by Democrats, while Ray Bliss set a 77 seat target. Reagan warned against sacrificing a Great Nation for Great Safety. Nixon urged an export embargo on Communist nations until they halt exports. The performance aims to translate fundraising into votes in the off year.

Ohio Eisenhower House of Representatives Ray C Bliss George Murphy California Washington Johnson Ronald Reagan Richard M. Nixon Goldwater Reagan John Kennedy Richard Nixon Viet Nam

Conservatives Plan Freedom School To Rewrite Federal Constitution

A group of conservatives will meet next month near Colorado Springs at a Freedom School to draft a new Federal Constitution aligned with the Declaration of Independence and private property. Dean Robert LeFevre says graduates will help redraft, arguing for reduced presidential powers and limits on income taxes amid ongoing fiscal strain from Great Society programs.

Barry Goldwater Colorado Springs Freedom School Robert LeFevre LeFevre Fidel Castro Cuba

The President and Yachting Traditions Mentioned

The piece notes presidents past and present have varied ties to sailing including FDR Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson. It jokes whether Johnson will name his yacht It reflecting naming patterns seen with presidential Beagles.

Kennedy

US seeks to restore Quat as South Viet Nam leader

In coming weeks the United States will press to reinstall resigned Prime Minister Phan Huy Quat in Saigon while targeting officials who blocked his return. Washington aims for a subtle but firm purge of obstructionists, and Westmoreland and Johnson maintain intel on "black books" of inept officials. Quat, seen as loyal and war-minded, has urged continued leadership changes until the right man is found.

United States Phan Huy Quat Viet Nam Saigon Quat Phan Khae Sun Interior Commerce U.S South Viet Nam William Westmoreland U Alexis Johnson Defense Hanoi Diem Reagan White House

Reagan Speech Elevates Reagan as GOP Hopeful in California Race

National scene notes Reagan’s The Speech propels him toward a Republican gubernatorial bid in California. The Cincinnati speech to about 1,500 conservatives is praised as a sharp critique of government, forming a national image with a brisk, Kennedy-like delivery and broad listener enthusiasm.

Ronald Reagan California Cincinnati Hamilton County Ray Bliss Reagan Cincinnati Area Barry Goldwater

Irate users of improved highways warn of nightly dangers

Frederick residents report racing and reckless driving near town on dark roads without lights. Miss Clara McAbee of Frederick County, once named Maryland’s most beautiful girl, may join moving pictures in California after a film offer.

Frederick Clara McAbee Frederick County Maryland California Moving Pictures

Frederick High School Alumni Honor 50th Reunion

More than 300 members attended the Frederick Boys' High School Alumni Association 50th anniversary reunion at Vindobona Braddock Heights on Friday, marking the largest turnout in the group’s history. The 37th Ohio Division drove 22 miles into the Cagayan valley in a single day as Australian forces cleared Labuan Island and seized Timbalai airstrip in northern Luzon and Borneo operations.

Frederick Boys' High School Alumni Association Vindobona Braddock Heights Ohio Division Luzon Cagayan Valley Borneo Labuan Island Timbalai

Decline of Rural Population Explained by Changes in Work

Kenneth E Wisner argues that farm families shifted to industry due to the Industrial Revolution and labor saving machinery. He cites improved seeds, irrigation, mechanization, and policy impacts as factors reducing farm labor demand while urging recognition of farmers as skilled, dynamic economic actors facing a cost price squeeze. He warns future food production may require continued mechanization.

America U.S Kenneth E £. Wisner Vo-ng Frederick Maryland

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