Frederick United Appeal faces final push for goal
The Frederick County United Appeal aims for 158000 but misses the Oct 31 deadline. A one week extension requested by co chairs Major Charles V Main and Miss Mayetta Hershberger is hoped to secure the 10 percent needed. Last year’s goal was 146260, with pledges nearly matching this year’s early total across 18 member agencies.
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Mayetta Hershberger
United Appeal Drive
Revenue Overspent With 1965 66 Budget Outlook
The passage discusses persistent revenue growth as the economy expands for 56 months with potential rise of about 8 billion in taxes. Congress overspent by 10 to 13 billion in the just-closed session and 1965 budget totals around 123 billion, with 1966 spending expected to rise by 10 to 13 billion due to defense, Social Security, and Great Society programs, warning of a possible deficit.
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Rickover Warns Science Risking Human Loss of Control
Vice Adm. Hyman Rickover argues that rapid scientific advancement may outpace humanity. He warns of poisonous wastes, overfishing, and pesticide overuse harming ecosystems and future generations. He urges engineers, technologists, lawyers, and citizens to consider social consequences of applying scientific knowledge.
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Maybe We Should Look Into a Stronger Leash
A local feature playfully suggests stricter rules for pets, warning of misbehaving dogs and unruly owners. The piece notes community concerns about control, safety, and harmony in shared outdoor spaces.
Republicans Move to Distance Birchers From Party Ahead of 1966 Elections
The piece notes a growing, though uneven, GOP shift against the radical right led by Birchers. Key senators Morton Mundt and Dirksen Ford back anti-Birch actions while party leaders seek to separate from extremism to win moderates and attract younger voters as 1966 ballots draw near.
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The Poor Man's Philosopher on Viet Nam Protests
Hal Boyle argues that while some Americans die in Asia others protest at home by carrying placards. He notes tolerance from soldiers but condemns fundraisers aiding the Viet Cong and warns against draft evasion. He contrasts conscientious objection with cowardice and recounts a draft-dodger's ruined life.
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
Yesterday a worker was nearly killed in the Ox Fibre Brush works engine room after being swung by the machinery. Forest embers from Frederick County near Myersville rekindled, worsening the blaze. Republicans in Middletown celebrated a county ticket win with a street parade. losers were paraded in a wheelbarrow.
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Middletown
Washington steel crisis after settlement underscores worker hardships
Public opinion in America grows disillusioned as post settlement layoffs rise in steel. Production indices fall from 150.6 to 1091 since 1965 while older steel regions face substantial job losses. Small producers idle 17,000 workers amid wage-cost disputes. Government relief appears absent as unions and management debate the future.
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