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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
4
The first Job Corps center in the administration’s program is officially open in Frederick County. Cabinet members and congressmen dedicated the facility where 85 youths are enrolled. Local citizens are praised for supporting the effort to remake lives and offer a path to useful futures.
Britain pledges air support and facilities for peacekeeping units. Canada Italy Iran and others join, following a Ottawa conference where ten nations agreed to contribute. As long as Soviet and French dues are unpaid and blocs block votes, efforts rest on individual or small group actions as in Vietnam.
Ross Thatcher new premier of Saskatchewan champions foreign investment inviting 1400 new businesses since last May. He says American capital is welcome though not enough, criticizing socialist policy of the 1930s and praising free enterprise. Thatcher notes some projects involve up to 50 million dollars, signaling a capital friendly shift for the province.
The analysis weighs Thailand's military rule and SEATO backing against rising internal tensions and economic shifts. It notes a stable government, strong US ties, and strong historical avoidance of colonization, but warns of a widening gap between rulers and emerging middle class, rural neglect, and upcoming pressures from population and world markets.
Letters praise Congressman Mathias for clear Medicare replies and contrast a blank check funded by wage taxes with a push for accountability. Readers urge support for Mathias’s aged medical bill, note analyses available in Capitol Comment, and request copies by mail from the Council on Truth in Government.
Fifty years ago on March 2 1915 the Allies announced a virtual blockade of Germany and other enemies in response to German attacks on merchant shipping. The news item notes domestic renovations planned near Frederick and complaints about sanitary conditions at North Market Street school and Miller's Barbershop upgrades on Court Street.
President Roosevelt urged Congress and the nation to accept responsibility for world cooperation to avoid another world conflict. War mobilizer Byrnes announced county fairs may proceed with no horse racing. Frederick County welfare costs for January totaled 21 265 05 with 18 285 50 spent on 585 aid cases. Marines of the Fifth Division raised the flag atop Suribachi at Iwo Jima, with Platoon Sgt Ernest Ivy Thomas Jr identified as the flag raiser.
Washington analysis argues that the press should not be sole interrogator of the presidency. It suggests Congress adopt a system where the executive is regularly questioned on the floor, as in Britain, to ensure accountability and prevent evasive answers.
The discussion centers on whether a president must disclose news through press conferences or official statements. It notes Johnson and Kennedy eras used prepared statements, the role of press aides, and the challenge of balancing publicity with informing the public without becoming mere press agents.
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