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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
6
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In New York City officials crack down on water use to conserve dwindling reservoirs. Restrictions include limiting restaurant service, locking car wash gates, and discouraging lawn sprinkling. The piece argues such measures do not address underlying shortages or future planning.
Striking North Communist forces in North Viet Nam lose sanctuary north of Hanoi as U.S. and South Vietnamese bombers probe nearer the Chinese border. The move, while risky, is seen as preferable to a full ground war or withdrawal, with administration intent on continued pressure to push negotiations.
Seventeen words? No. The piece reports that 18 meteorologists say weather and barometric pressure affect health and mood. It notes more births, deaths, accidents, and illnesses occur during storms, and that temperature may influence baby sex. The author deems the finding more interesting than practical.
A consensus grows that Sargent Shriver may resign as Poverty Corps director within months to seek Maryland’s 1966 governor race, with key figures noting timing, residency questions, and strong Democratic interest. Shriver delays public choice, while allies push a Kennedy-linked bid amid Tawes’s open seat and Finan’s challenge.
Anthony Lazarewicz of Mount Airy Maryland writes to Senator Brewster urging constructive gun control measures to curb violence. He cites illegal gun trafficking and asks for federal state cooperation, harsher penalties for interstate weapon transport, and vigilant enforcement of the Second Amendment. Brewster replies noting current bills and promising a refined measure balancing citizen rights with crime control.
Yesterday’s note recalls Miss Clara M McAbee of Frederick who finished second in a national beauty contest and returned home to Lime Kiln after a three week Baltimore tour. She faced an option about an acting career. Police in Frederick report a rough day with further corner cutting and traffic law disregard despite previous education efforts.
A 27,000-ton carrier Bunker Hill was saved to fight again after a danger-filled maneuver that dumped flaming gasoline and water from hoses. Chiang Kai-Shek said Allied forces are preparing to strike Japan with a final blow. Harford County Board of Education chose Charles W. Willis, Frederick High principal, as superintendent, to take office on July 1.
The memo outlines fixes to reduce data overproduction, end surplus item waste, reallocate arms and supplies, and realign personnel. It cites $30 million yearly losses from surplus handling, another $30 million from initial overbuying, $49 million in wasted training, and multi million in erroneous payments due to improper training and misassignments.
A Ray Cromley led review cites waste in defense practices. Proposals urge control of property, better inventory checks, fixed negotiations with capable reps, real inspections of combat readiness, elimination of inefficiencies, trimming excess staff, and direct shipments from manufacturers to ports to cut waste and improve operations.
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