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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
4
A Frederick citizens committee vows to improve bad conditions in the All Saints Street area. They seek respect for law, paint certain areas, and confront moral problems without blaming government. They welcome anyone willing to work with them, stressing community action over external programs.
The United States considers possible President Johnson to visit the Soviet Union this year despite heightened Vietnam War tensions and warnings of punishment. Soviet Premier Kosygin reiterates the invitation remains, leaving Johnson free to decide timing for potential talks on Vietnam and U.S. relations.
The piece argues against a federal plan restricting urban renewal subsidies to cities with 50 000 or more, noting the Census definition of urban places includes many smaller cities. It warns the policy would neglect vast urban areas and millions of residents while demanding nationwide funding. It questions funding middle income housing and urges equal support across all urban areas.
Ray Cromley interviews scientists who say US booster power lags Soviet progress by about one and a half to two years, despite advances in electronics and miniaturization. They warn that closing the gap is costly and unlikely to speed Saturn V beyond current plans, and stress national security if a breakthrough were needed.
The Nation questions the long held belief that states must apportion houses by population. Historical notes show many states used population as the core basis, with 27 states making it sole basis at times. Experts argue limits emerged recently to curb urban influence and reflect rural checks on power.
Mayor Lewis H. Fraley predicts a transition to paid fire departments in Frederick, estimating annual costs of 12 000 to 15 000 dollars. He also seeks a city dog catcher position to be approved by the Board of Aldermen for the coming summer. General Scott and four Indian captives arrived in Salt Lake City after surrender near Bluff, Utah, and are jailed along with Old Polk Old Posey Tse Ne Gat Everett Hatch and a son of Old Posey.
Twenty years ago on March 25, 1948 experts believed the German army would break apart soon and the European war might be won within weeks. Register Roy L. Leatherman and sons bought Arcade Bowling Alleys on North Market Street for about 40 000. Tokyo Radio reported U S carrier planes bombing Okinawa in the Ryukyus. John H Anderson of Indianapolis visited the City Opera House as the grandfather of juvenile star Sha Sharyn Moffett.
Letter writers defend Hoover era crime reporting and praise student activism. Helen G. Alexander of Frederick, Maryland, argues against blanket censorship and urges recognition of youth efforts, discipline, and democratic ideals amid civil liberties debates.
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