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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1965
Page
4
A fragmented note references a member audit survey related to circulations. It mentions a phrase in quotation marks and hints at democratic framing. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Local veterans organize activities for Veterans Day on November 11 to express support for U S Viet Nam policy and oppose antiwar, anti draft demonstrations. The effort mirrors national movements and taps public discontent with draft card burnings.
Arthur F. Burns argues unemployment statistics mislead, noting 5 percent jobless includes seasonal workers, part time seekers, and those who quit for better opportunities. He says breadwinners idle form about a fifth of the unemployed and urges targeted work for youth and nonwhites to reduce distress.
Toys In Red Russia plans to enter the American toy market next year aiming to capture a portion of the 75 million dollars spent annually on toys. The Kremlin intends windup washing machines to space rockets and even a double barreled shotgun with handcrafted troikas among oddly somber samples shown in New York previews.
National Scene notes John V. Lindsay’s win over Democrat Abraham Beame elevates him into the GOP’s dwindling hero circle. Republicans doubt widespread celebration, citing a 3-1 Democratic city vote and Buckley’s mixed impact. Lindsay must prove effective administration to cement a lasting Republican image beyond 1968.
Joseph H. Holdcraft of Frederick Maryland pledges a donation to a destruction fund intended to supply lighter fluid kerosene and gasoline for pacifists who would burn themselves to protest Vietnam policy. He states clearly that any funds raised will be used only for self destruction not for harming others. The letter also thanks the editor for support of the Frederick Halloween Parade.
M Dunbar Ashbury Jr chairman thanks the Francis Scott Key Post 11 American Legion the Frederick High School Band under Robert Doster Troop 799 Fort Detrick and local businesses for color guard hosts publicity transportation and judging roles in the parade with plans to work together again.
Fifty years ago and twenty years ago notes from The News Post show Frederick in late summer warmth. A barefoot boy wandered the business district while an elementary meet instruction for teachers drew a long walk for a second grade instructor. A 1945 item reports a veterans housing commission formed to address postwar housing for discharged service members in Frederick County.
In a wartime reflection from Vietnam, a U S air force veteran rails against college demonstrators and draft resistance. He argues the educated youth threaten national duty, calls for discipline, and condemns antiwar rhetoric as treasonous while praising military sacrifice and honor.
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