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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
4
An item appears to report on a mathematician Beeseeck and a court arraignment related to a set of equations. The OCR fragment hints at a legal or academic context with names and a dated event, but readable content is minimal.
The piece argues that Chinese atomic tests destabilize regional security despite limited delivery means. It warns the West against overreacting and notes rising proliferation risks as China seeks influence in Asia, alongside a shift from a single to multiple nuclear powers.
Washington reports indicate the Army Corps of Engineers Potomac dam project is largely dead as Interior Secretary Udall pursues alternative river plans. The piece notes Johnson’s favoring beautification, parkways, and canal restoration over massive dam construction, while desalination and upstream cleanup gain emphasis.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk emerges as a deliberate, tough player in Viet Nam policy. He urges a broader foreign coalition, regional military coordination, and prevention-focused countersubversion to curb Communist subversion. He links current crises to lessons from World War II and Laos negotiations.
A reader criticizes public figures including Chief of Police Charles Mai and asks for scrutiny of adults guiding youth. The writer emphasizes honesty, clean records, and lawful conduct as essential to shaping responsible young citizens and preventing manipulation by untrustworthy individuals.
Fifty years ago the News West reports the free night school held at the YMCA proved a success and a move to have it run by school authorities next year is underway. The piece notes danger to the apple crop in Washington and Bieberni counties from a black blight drying fruit. Dr Schuetze offers a cautious view on potential U S Germany war implications.
Twenty years ago items from the News-Post note the Frederick County Historical Society May meeting led by Marshall L. Etchison. Papers by Parsons Newman and Charlotte P. Smith are highlighted along with officer elections. Mrs Micharel Stuart Gorddch and her son move to Braddock Heights residence. Mrs Laurean Warner and Miss Emily Warner visit Frederick for Hood College May Day. Warner is an alumna.
Washington observers compare Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson handling of Caribbean events. Kennedy allies critique Johnson’s consult with the OAS before Marines to the Dominican Republic. Eisenhower defends Johnson’s actions in Dominican Republic and Cuba while weighing Cuba policy and Bay of Pigs fallout. The missile crisis remains central to questions of U S options and public opinion.
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