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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1965

Page

4

Personal Sacrifice Drives Navy Volunteers in Vietnam

Secretary Paul H Nitze urged extended service for sailors near discharge to aid emergencies in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. He noted the 14,000 responses to last month’s call and urged citizens to support national effort by avoiding obstruction to war policy, with decisions to be debated at the polls later.

Nazs Paul H Nitze South Vietnam Nitze Vietnam Dominican Republic

Too Old To Serve in Congress Affects Chair Power

The piece argues Sen. Joseph S. Clark’s proposal to remove all committee chairmen aged 70 creates two classes of lawmakers. It contends the plan would unjustly deny some members chair authority, undermining equal representation for their constituents and raising equity concerns.

Congress Joseph S. Clark Pennsylvania Danie

Johnson Proposal Seeks Major Excise Tax Cuts

President Johnson envisages stripping most excise taxes except gasoline, alcohol, and tobacco over several years. The plan aims to preserve about 10 billion a year for those three groups and offset a 6 billion Social Security tax hike set for Jan 1 1966 to sustain economic growth ahead of the 1966 by election year.

Johnson Business Council Hot Springs Dominican Republic

Johnson Labels China Enemy as U S Seeks Asian Development

President Johnson declares Communist China an enemy of mankind and vows US resolve to block Chinese dominion in Asia. He stresses not only military action in Vietnam but unconditioned talks and a massive cooperative development plan for Southeast Asia funded by an Asian development bank.

Washington United States China Johnson Asia North Vietnam South Vietnam America Vietnam Southeast Asia Asian Development Bank Soviet Union

Kennedy Possibilities Shape Mass. 1966 Races

Mass politics center on Edward Kennedy as he weighs governor or Senate bids for 1966. Lawrence O'Brien and Kenneth O'Donnell loom as potential candidates, with Maurice Donohue urged as a surrogate. Kennedy loyalists dominate the state committee while Teddy seeks decisive influence and addresses criticism of his brother.

Edward M Ted) Kennedy Massachusetts U.S Giake Kennedy Congress Ted Kennedy Lawrence O'Brien Johnson Senate Kenneth O'Donnell John F. Kennedy O’brien O'Brien O'Donnell Maurice Donohue Holyoke State Senate Kennedys Donahue Stern Ronald Reagan Democratic State Committee Teddy John Kennedy Ted

Wilson notes to Germany and parade mark Frederick event

President Wilson sent a note to Germany via the Berlin Foreign Office in Washington. About 7,000 school children marched in Frederick to open the second annual demonstration. The Boys' High School typing team won the county contest with Ralph E Schroeder typing 61 9 10 words per minute for 10 minutes.

Wilson Germany United States Berlin Gerard Frederick Commercial Dept Ralph E Schroeder

Goering in Allied custody amid rumors of trial

An officer reported Hermann Goering held in Allied custody after house arrest by Doenitz. Supreme Headquarters said no confirmation. U S Army authorities found Goering’s signature as evidence of theft, while a congressional mission branded Nazi camps as carrying out a calculated torture and extermination program.

Henrich Himmler Keard Doenitz Supreme Headquarters U.S. Seventh Army Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering Washington

Visitation Academy Seeks Major Restoration in Frederick

In Frederick the Visitation Academy launches a $400000 restoration to modernize facilities while preserving historic charm. The plan aims to raise enrollment from 135 to 350 and resident students from 45 to 80, with upgrades including rewiring, steel supports, new furnace and plumbing, and fire warning systems. Maurice W LeCalvez of Development Direction Inc acts as resident consultant.

Visitation Sisters Frederick Visitation Academy Fredrick Georgetown Academy Sunderwriters Maurice W. LeCalvez Development Direction, Inc New York City

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