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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
4
Critics warn structural linguistics may be a lab experiment in classrooms. advocates say it could surpass past methods that left students unsure of grammar. The letter notes a Frederick County college graduate unable to write an intelligent letter due to constant teaching reforms.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower warns against Great Society and excessive Federal intervention. He urges business leaders to influence candidates opposing expanded government roles, arguing private enterprise should handle what it does best and warning against citizen dependence and stagnation.
Pravda declares Soviet advertising must improve after a confessed lack of clever phrases and influence. It notes Russia will imitate foreign firms and imitate New York Madison Avenue to boost public appeal. The piece suggests Moscow faces a consumer response and anticipates a "revolution" in advertising.
Maryland Commission on State and County Finance proposes shifting income taxation to the state with a graduated rate up to six percent. The plan adds equalizing grants, reallocates local revenue, and would change Frederick County finances by about 267 thousand dollars annually.
The Vietnam conflict needs a different kind of war says the observer The professional forces dominate while civilians in uniform lack the anger that drives amateur fighters The piece contrasts civilian rage with professional strategy describing war as a skilled boxing match won by long training.
Hal Boyle notes troops see rotation as a dull duty, not a finish, feel emotionless in a protracted conflict. Morale remains high, yet the lack of a unifying enemy figure hurts drive. Ho Chi Minh is cited as the only national hero figures admire, a potential father figure guiding the troops.
Fifty years ago the Nebraskan was struck by a German submarine near the Lusitania site, signaling Germany’s response to Wilson’s note demanding end to submarine warfare. Also notes social events with Miss Flossie Kaufman entertaining former Frederick girls in New York and Mrs Annie Aubert planning to move to Frederick.
Fred Kehne, son of Mr and Mrs William R Kehne of East Church Street, completes three years of study in chiropractic and naturopathy and will graduate tonight from the National College of Drugless Physicians in Chicago. Ayrshire sale nets $8712.50 for 56 head at Maryland club event. Himmler dies by poison while in British custody at Lueneburg.
Washington Today urges President Johnson to address the mainland Chinese people to explain U S policy on nuclear weapons and peace. The column argues for continued US aid and a broad alliance to deter nuclear threat, linking Formosa as a constructive example and calling for open dialogue with Red China.
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