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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1964
Page
4
The Board of Education debated creating a school courier to travel among city and county schools. The plan would replace delivery by supervisors or teachers and has a cost of 3800 dollars annually. An alternative proposed uses existing school bus staff and equipment part time.
A District of Columbia case involving confessed murderer James Killough highlights conflicts between defendant rights and public safety. An appeals court voided three confessions due to a 34 hour delay before arraignment, ruling later confessions tainted. Judge Hart urged legislative action to restore balance between rights of the wrongdoer and public safety.
Dr George Katona of the University of Michigan, in The Mass Consumption Society, says Americans work harder than most and save too much thanks to pensions and social security. He notes wealth supports risk takers and many workers plan their own businesses, while relief recipients do not ruin the system.
Washington reports warn that Soviet breakthroughs could outpace U S defense. Three areas center on anti missile networks, precise ICBMs, and a world wide electronic warfare resistant comms system. U S analysts fear Russia funds more in these fields and may close the gap despite U S superiority.
The piece analyzes election outcomes in California Virginia and the South showing continued conservative strength in Pierce Salinger era politics. It discusses Kennedy Johnson and Goldwater perceptions, the public mood on civil rights and the electorate’s preference for stability amid change with Johnson’s ascent.
Fifty years ago items note General Berthaut predicting the war will end within three months in France. The column also shows local notices including a pastor in Utica receiving birthday bouquets of seventy nine white carnations, a hog cholera outbreak in Frederick county, and a Middletown resident winning a cattle judging prize at the Laurel fair.
Twenty years ago item notes Ship's Cook and First Class Petty Officer Steve Kru, a former local restaurateur, glad to be back in Frederick after two Pacific years and three engagements. Also mentions Emil Shober leaving for Bethany Seminary, land deed to the US government, and Lt Pauline Hildebrand praising U.S. after two and a half years in India.
NEW YORK AP Tony Randall says he has been fired in radio television theatre and film arguing the dismissals never stuck and that the moral is don't fire Tony Randall. The Tulsa native turned to film after Broadway and TV stardom and cites Catskill summers as his best schooling in show business. He also dislikes rock and roll and all baseball.
Frederick County celebrates the eighty second birthday of Dr. B C Thomas and Oscar Bernard Thomas twins long known for medical service. Dr B C Thomas years as physician and medical examiner since 1950s. Community offers best wishes to the Thomas family and their three Frederick city doctors.
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