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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1965
Page
4
Federal and county officials advance race equality with voting rights legislation and a new Frederick County Human Relations Council. Local leadership credits steady work toward end of inequities, noting progress in public accommodations and school integration achieved through formal channels rather than protests.
Khrushchev voting in Moscow prompts global speculation on whether it signals a comeback, tests popular support, or serves as a display of public presence without threatening successors. A referenced Italian interview framed him as seeking elder statesman influence, urging patience in Asia and predicting potential influence without haste.
The WV Governor and former Attorney General, known for a meteoric rise, battled alcoholism after defeat in 1956. He found sobriety in Chicago as an AA member, staying clean for four years. His public journey from power to recovery aims to motivate the nation’s alcoholics seeking another chance.
The League of Women Voters urges a government study to explain support for a bill allowing county commissioners to be full time administrators. They argue current county structure is inadequate for modern operations and call for both full time roles and structural changes to improve efficiency.
In a letter dated March 12 1965 Mrs Benjamin Warshowsky president of the League of Women Voters of Frederick County argues for an official study into the form of Frederick County government. She warns that alliance between county commissioners and legislators is essential for efficient operation and that breakdown could occur without written agreements and careful consideration of a model that fits Frederick County.
The narrator tours Washington's Rayburn building, home to 169 congressmen, noting its vast underground levels, marble halls and Seniority Row. Rep. Herbert Bonner reflects on the rising workload from 1925 to today, while critics debate design excess and the building’s enduring mystery remains.
The March 19 1918 section notes 144 Boys High School students taking information tests under Prof William T Mahoney. Frederick Board of Trade to meet with officer elections plus other matters. Glenn C Young of Hagerstown injured in accident near Middletown when avoiding a buggy collision, crashing into a telegraph pole.
Washington columnist notes President Johnson praised demonstrators and urged swift reform while warning against extremes. The piece argues his message may encroach on states rights to set voter qualifications and could weaken democracy by centralizing power. It criticizes demagoguery yet acknowledges strides against discrimination.
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