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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1965
Page
4
The piece notes Frederick County's 2.7 percent jobless rate contrasted with 750 workers on aid and $100,000 monthly unemployment payments. It cites President Johnson's optimistic outlook and Gardner Ackley's call for added stimulus to reach a 4 percent national rate, warning of inflation risks if expanded.
President Johnson's water pollution bill wins Senate approval 68 to 8 and aims to prevent and abate pollution nationwide. The plan creates a Federal Water Pollution Control Administration under a new Assistant Secretary, sets river standards, and offers $20 million in grants to states and municipalities for compliance and cleanup.
Coast Guard tries to align Great Lakes traffic rules with international inland waterway standards. Great Lakes pilots oppose the change citing cost and confusion for foreign vessels. Proponents say harmonizing rules will boost shipping safety as international ships increase in the lakes.
The piece recalls the 1945 Iwo Jima fight by MarineDivisions Third Fourth Fifth on the volcanic island, noting its cost in lives, strategic necessity for air operations, and the memorials and B-29s named in tribute. It reflects on the brutal conditions, the harbor of caves, the island’s central air route, and the lasting significance of the victory.
A National Institute on Mental Health funded study of 500 former West End residents finds deep grief after slum clearance. Loss lingers up to two years, harming emotional health and social functioning. many report sadness lasting six months or more, with substantial women’s distress two years on.
Ray Cromley notes residents of Boston's West End value sociability and community life over income. The researchers argue urban renewal often destroys a warm social system and suggest rehabilitation may preserve homes and neighborliness better than demolition.
News from March 1 1915 notes Russian forces advancing along the line recapturing Przasnysz from German control. In domestic crime a tobacconist’s shop in Harpers Ferry was robbed, pipes valued at several hundred dollars stolen. A new motor bus route opened between Frederick and Baltimore with H G Lescalleet driving the inaugural trip. Frederick ponders pay as you enter trolley cars as Hagerstown equipment shows promise.
March 1 1945 items note Mr and Mrs John W Bowers II and son John Laurens of Portsmouth VA visiting East South Street relatives. Red Cross service praised by Cmdr John R Fitzpatrick to Kiwanis. Tokyo reports about 600 carrier planes attacking Okinawa Ryukyu islands. First Army advances breach defenses near Cologne bringing siege near.
Diplomatic channels are being explored to seek a basis for peace in Southeast Asia. Washington stresses no surrender while British French and Soviet officials engage in confidential consultations aimed at a possible international conference.
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