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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
4
Rates listed for mail subscriptions paid in advance include one month at 1.95, three months 3.9, six months 9.00, and one year 17.00. Carrier price is 9 cents per week or 15.48 per year. Audit Bureau of Circulation.
The object described as football shaped was observed for hours by over 50 people near Ann Arbor including 12 policemen, then by 90 more at Hillsdale College dorms with 87 coeds. Air Force sent top UFO adviser Dr H Allen Ek to investigate while noting no conclusive evidence. The piece cites Jung on subconscious desires and urges government disclosure of all gathered facts.
A columnist critiques student involvement in college governance. Citing University of Michigan official Richard L. Cutter, the piece argues youth intensity and desire to participate do not justify giving students control over disciplinary rulemaking and administrative processes. It warns students lack training and maturity for such duties.
U S officials assess the Tri Continental Conference in Cuba as evidence of a Moscow backed shift toward stronger Latin American revolts. Brezhnev reportedly backs Castro with more funds and arms and aims at Venezuela Colombia Guatemala and Peru. A new Latin American Solidarity Organization is to funnel supplies to guerrillas and provoke Dominican Republic like opportunities to pressure the United States.
National Scene reports on National Chair Man Ray Bliss as a cautious technician whose restrained stance dampened inflammatory rhetoric within the Republican Party. Analysts note Viet Nam focus, party infighting, and fading old issues as militants struggle to mobilize. A Newark inquiry into the Rat Finks highlights enduring ideological strains despite new campaigns.
Fifty years ago the time for new bills narrows as advocates lose ground on a separate Frederick city vote. Delegate Kefauver introduced a bill to annualize 600 dollars to Frederick and Brunswick fire companies, with 180 to Independent Hose, 150 to Junior, 150 to United, and 150 to Brunswick. Effective May 1, electric lighting minimum drops from 1 to 50 cents in Frederick, announced by the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company.
County authorities warn of a fake lumber racket extending from Adams and Cumberland counties into Frederick county. A resident was duped of $20 in the gelling scheme. A surface treatment program for $1.38 miles of State Roads Commission highways in Frederick county will begin around May 15, with nine routes to be treated. Detours will be announced about a week prior.
A fragmentary tribute recalling Joe Eisenhauer and his reflections on life. The speaker asserts urgency to act now, noting the irreplaceable nature of moments and the chance not to pass this way again.
A fiery public appeal urges Marylanders to protest traffic fatalities. The piece argues speeding and rudeness fuel crashes, cites 3 992 deaths from 1959 to 1965, and frames road safety as wartime sacrifice urging stricter laws, enforcement, and courteous driving. It muses on hogs and humans sharing flaws like greed and lack of consideration.
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