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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1965
Page
4
The piece reflects on Mother's Day as a meaningful observance honoring mothers amid shifting social roles and modern pressures. It emphasizes a mother's moral guidance, adaptability, and resilience despite new household challenges and evolving childrearing norms.
Francly Speaking says France's government aims to lure visitors with smile checks given to tourists to distribute as tips. The program awards a free trip to staff with the most checks, while the piece jokes about sending President De Gaulle to Tahiti to improve Franco American relations.
A World Year Book review lists 1964 neologisms such as antimovie, cross bussing, mooncraft, and outness. It notes playful terms like chymponaut and smogration, illustrating rapid coined phrases and parodic uses amid social changes and urban pollution concerns.
A brief reflection quotes the idea that one can pass through this world but once and should seize the chance to do good. The note emphasizes acting promptly because no second visit occurs. It presents a contemplative, inspirational message attributed to Joe Eisenhauer’s notebook.
Frederick commemorates Armed Forces Day on May 12 with the theme Power For Peace stressing that strength comes from homes churches schools and government. Local leaders Colonel Vincent L Rowet Mayor E Paul Magaha and Commissioner President A Irvin Renn coordinate a joint military civil program highlighting Fort Detrick ties to the community and broad civilian support. A public prayer from the Armed Forces Chaplains Board asks divine guidance for service members and all people toward peace and readiness.
Thurmont resident and former town official Ern est P. Hammaker objects to a circulated handbill endorsing Mr Lookinghill s candidacy. He asserts false claims about the town budget water projects apartment charges and a bank parking lot and presents his version of the true facts dated May 5 106s.
War on flies and mosquitoes progresses with Civic Club Swat the Fly committee meeting at Mrs. Reichs home. Dudley Merrill Page among 200 Naval Academy applicants. Allen G. Quynn also listed from Frederick. Fidelity Building and Loan Association of Frederick County formed with articles filed.
Twenty years ago reports from Tass claimed Adolf Hitler's body was found in Berlin ruins. President Truman proclaimed unconditional victory in Europe. V E Day arrived in Fredericksburg with sirens and bells as rain dampened celebrations.
A reflection on how American intellectuals have faced Viet Nam criticism. The piece argues critics exaggerate harms, overlook data, and rely on faulty judgments while some scholars offer plausible views against escalation. It notes the need for careful, fact based debate on bombing neutrality and U.S. role in Asia.
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