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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
4
Sargent Shriver calls the poorest the most invisible of the invisible. They live scattered in rundown hotels, old towns and rural areas. Many live on meager weekly amounts and face housing, food and clothing shortages. The anti poverty effort aims to reach these elder poor.
The President's remarks at the Capitol Page School graduation recount a mother's inquiry about sending her only son to Vietnam. Johnson cites liberty and duty, arguing the need to protect freedom and to call upon those prepared to serve, as justification for fighting abroad. The piece shifts to a separate note on seasonal weather, noting an unusually cool spring and the looming longest day of the year.
The fragment presents a reflective note by Joe Eisenhauer about living fully in a single pass through life. It emphasizes doing good now before one does not return to this moment.
A discussion of growing graduation scopes from kindergartens onward, with expanded honors and ceremonies. It notes the growing use of music in public spaces and even operating rooms, imagining future surgeon song syllabi and themed tunes for various specialties.
The Reds push a military minded space program with a space lab in orbit viewed as next step by Moscow and U S officials. McNamara keeps US efforts civilian led and paused without a clear operational requirement, while Soviet Voskhod and orbital work outpace the United States in duration and military use potential. The unknowns of near earth operations raise concerns of space based anti ICBMs and satellite inspector systems.
Citizens protest bicycles as public nuisance and danger in Frederick as Mayor Fraley’s office is urged to enforce traffic rules. Dance craze shifts from tango to fox trot and one step per Miss Joan Sawyer of New York. Mrs Chew starts 10 day automobile trip with daughters Ethyl Elmira and son Baughman. Eastern Sonora residents starve amid acorn diets after wheat seizure by General Trujillo. mass displacements reported.
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz announced the capture of Okinawa and the death in action of Lieutenant General Simon B. Buckner Jr on the day of victory. Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger and police tried to quiet a howling dog on West Second and Rockwell Terrace. The Supreme Court ruled AP membership rules violate the Sherman Act. Maryland used car dealers must get Price Administration authorization to sell used vehicles at warranty prices after August first.
President Johnson has publicly urged the Soviet leaders and people to join in a peaceable path and share in a better life. He framed the invitation during Catholic University ceremonies and reiterated it in Chicago and other venues, noting the need for faster international communication and peace.
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