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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1965
Page
4
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Memorial Day is described as honoring those who served, with prayers for peace. The article notes wars since the Civil War and urges living citizens to uphold the ideals for which soldiers fought, combining reverence with family gatherings and public reflection on national policy.
Secretary General U Thant warns the United Nations risks losing power to act for world peace as the Soviet Union and France withhold vetoes and dues. He notes the vetoes have blocked majority will over 100 times in 20 years and that unpaid dues threaten remaining peacekeeping missions.
The Organization of American States peace force in the Dominican Republic remains largely token with few Latin American troops. Brazil has sent about 1,700, while most nations hold back. The move signals hemispheric action against rebellions seen as communist influenced, potentially setting a precedent for future interventions.
A memorial plea prompts motorists to drive carefully during the Memorial Day weekend. The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission urges personal responsibility after a driver drinking and causing the death of a highway patrolman’s wife and grandmother. The message asks readers to consider the impact of speeding, running stop signs, and careless behavior on families.
Washington columnist David Lawrence reports that Secretary Fowler seeks a debt-ceiling increase from 324 to 329 billion dollars effective July 1. The piece analyzes rising deficits, persistent spending, inflation risks, and the long-term unsure path to budget balance amid economic warnings from policy experts.
South Africa presses decentralization as big cities boom with auto plants and new manufacturers. Imports rise 23 percent last year while exports lag, workers move into previously restricted jobs, and government eyes white immigration to fill gaps as apartheid policies face rising urban black populations and debate over future integration.
Fifty years ago in The News Post on May 2 1918 Frederick County residents Dr Leroy McMaster Walkersville and George Frederick Ordeman Frederick city achieved enviable records in the Johns Hopkins University Chemical Department. Martinsburg weather brief notes and a 3 30 pm game between Champions and Frederick are mentioned amid a season of commencements across the country with graduates and diplomas ready to be awarded.
Twenty years ago today the war in the Pacific saw Superfort crews returning from their daylight raid on Japan reporting fires lighting Yokohama in the first strike against Tokyo's port city. Miss Harriet E Kolb a junior assistant at the C Burr Artz Library will retire at month end. Miss Nancy A Bowers daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman P Bowers of North Market Street spends two weeks at home before summer sessions at Western Maryland College starting June 11 for sociology and psychology work. Mr and Mrs John Howell of Flushing Ohio visited with Mrs Frank Gladhill in Browningsville last week.
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