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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
4
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Board of Directors voted to refuse federal Hill Burton aid, citing costly strings and taxes. They warn that accepting federal money can drain local funds and argue the community must cover the shortfall itself to keep the project afloat.
The New Jersey Chief Justice directs judges to ignore a Third Circuit confession rulings and prosecutors to avoid questionable confessions or delay trials. The action heightens Federal state powers clash as retroactive appeals threaten prison populations and expose a broader constitutional power struggle.
Two studies suggest Americans are taller and heavier than other measured groups. Harvard researchers link a 21 inch height gain over 90 years in 198 Italian American Neapolitan heritage men to better diet and living conditions, while Harvard freshmen show growth trends tied to environment, with private schools limiting growth and public schools allowing continued increase.
Washington observers debate how McGeorge Bundy handles critics of Johnson's Viet Nam policy on television. Bundy cites Morgenthau's past views on aid and insists his approach blends hard and soft lines, seeking relevance in only essential matters while maintaining a tougher public image. A friend says Bundy can be liberal in principle yet not domineering, and a White House associate recalls his readiness to help friends in trouble. Despite counter‑evidence, Bundy remains associated with a resolute, hard‑edged stance.
Leon Dennen explains Brussels trains about four thousand Eurocrats from six nations for a united Europe. The article notes multilingual workers, high salaries, tax exemptions, and the evolution from insult to pride as Europeans work together, despite political hurdles before a broader European federation.
The War Department has completed estimates of the first year cost of Mexican intervention if President Wilson sends an American army into Mexico to restore order south of the Rio Grande. Paris reports capture of Turkish trenches with dead. entire infantry lines buried by bombardment from 70 millimeter French guns.
Twenty years ago report notes the United Nations conference produced a charter for a new world league. It questions whether the charter and league will eradicate war and guide lasting peace, to be judged by history. Zhukov declares Red Army powerful but cautions against conceit after victory parade. Japan faces a crisis with Emperor Hirohito reportedly considering direct rule amid ongoing invasions.
Washington discussions warn that rapid consumer and private debt growth may threaten a sustained postwar boom. A Wall Street Journal editorial cites rising credit risks as real estate bankruptcies and bank failures illuminate dangers. Fed officials urge caution, noting easy money fuels expansive loans beyond borrowers’ capacity to repay and calling for prudent restraint.
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