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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
4
Richard J. Bernstein, a 32 year old Yale philosophy associate professor, was denied tenure twice despite strong teaching praise and a unanimous department recommendation. The case highlights a clash between classroom effectiveness and published research output as a tenure criterion.
The Joint Economic Committee report shows sharp partisan splits on most issues in the annual review of government policy. Both sides agree on reducing U.S. military expenditures overseas, notably in France, to ease the balance of payments problem.
The Post Office Department adopts ZIP codes with major users required to presort mail from July and by January 1967 about 275 000 companies will sort by destination. The aim is faster delivery, possibly overnight, while bulk mailing could lower rates for large-volume users.
Irvin C. Brant Jr of Frederick Maryland argues that a single misguided individual fuels socialism more than Moscow trained communists. He criticizes ministers over adapting science and government interference and urges respect for oldtimers and faith in God backed rule.
Fifty years ago reports note eleven thousand German dead in Champagne fighting after twenty days of French advances. J Howard Allnutt estate sale near Park Mills drew large crowds with top horse bids at $208 and cow bids at $72. Prohibition lectures by Miss E. E. Winchester of Maine began in Frederick County with an opening talk in Myersville town hall. A fire at Pearl destroyed George Boosts barn, loss estimated between 1500 and 1900, insured partially.
Twenty years ago items report General Eisenhower declaring the German army as a military force on the Western Front is whipped. No surrender hint yet. Yankee training in Atlantic City area noted as prewar standards decline. Evangelical Reformed church to celebrate bicentennial May 6. Leather shoes for babies to require ration stamps after May. Mrs. O Leonard Storm returns to her city apartment after a Baltimore winter visit.
For My Part President Johnson's program to hit youth delinquency and crime on the city streets faces severe roadblocks. The major problem: not even the professionals are certain of the cause or cure. Theories are legion. Definite evidence is slight. New research suggests some treasured beliefs on delinquency may be wrong. It discusses family structure, poverty, and global trends, calling for careful pilot experiments and precise data before large scale action.
The piece notes Olivia de Havilland’s rise from student to stage star and a 30 year screen career with two Oscars and three other nominations. It highlights her fear of being unloved and the paradox of enjoying fame yet doubting unconditional affection.
Hal Boyle notes that actress Olivia de Havilland believes her parents divorce left her and sister Joan Fontaine with lasting insecurity. She recalls not seeing her father after age three and vows her children Benjamin and Gisele will have understanding and love with comprehension during adolescence.
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