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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
4
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The analysis argues Red China backs the war to deter settlement, while fearing Soviet limits. It notes Beijing gains from continued conflict but costs Hanoi most, complicating any Daniel Johnson diplomacy and leaving options of prolonged stalemate or renewed attacks on Hanoi or China.
Defense Secretary McNamara proposes merging Army reserve units into a streamlined National Guard claiming it will yield 150 million in annual savings. Congress weighs supporting legislation as opposition ebbs into acquiescence, with debate over who yields prerogative and how the plan will be reviewed.
The June commencement season prompts reflection on the value and impact of graduation addresses. While many graduates forget the messages, the ceremonies nevertheless emphasize a fresh start and the resolve to make a meaningful future, with speech being a cherished American tradition.
West German observers hail President Johnsons hard line against Red aggression in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. Bonn and Berlin note renewed U S resolve, while East German leader Ulbricht signals possible agreed access to West Berlin. Diplomats call Johnsons stance a historic turn in diplomacy.
The piece critiques the U.S. handling of the Dominican crisis, noting the credibility of a Communist threat and Washington indecision. It argues the administration failed to prepare for realities, misjudged leadership options, and now faces calls for a decisive exit as the crisis persists.
The News-Post reports a mystery around yesterday’s explosion near the Irish coast that damaged the American steamer Nebraskan. Uncertain whether torpedo or mine caused the damage. Over 3,000 fans attended a Blue Ridge League opening as play began at 3:30 p.m. The Mercury fell from 51 to 38 degrees at night.
Three American divisions moved along a north south highway in Central Mindanao while General Douglas MacArthur announced the campaign in the Philippines has entered the mopping up stage. First Lieutenant Stokes Engle of Frederick recalled the moment MacArthur rode by in Manila in a Cadillac. Chicken thieves struck Frederick County for the second Friday night in a row, hitting the Wertheimer farm near Rt. 40, robbing the henhouse overnight.
A Washington Today column argues that when the Voting Rights Bill becomes law a federal authority could suspend state voter qualifications. It warns this creates a federal dictatorship over states and recalls Reconstruction era precedent and Supreme Court reluctance to police political cases.
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