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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1964
Page
4
Frederick County residents approved all five statewide questions on the ballot Tuesday. Public accommodations passage ensures equal treatment statewide. Question Four creates 70 day annual legislative sessions, replacing the prior alternation of 90 and 20 days. The change aims to speed passage of needed laws.
Dr Northcote Parkinson argues poverty is a shifting concept and notes U S wealth growing while the poor still exist. He cites Americans equating poverty with lack of a car or breakfast juice and warns the divide depends on lifestyle and family status.
Fifty years ago in Liberty Town a horse tied at Milton Carter’s store broke its bridle and bolted through the town creating a scene of excitement. The next debate at Boys High School lists Clagett Summers, Marion Stull for A division and Walter Atkinson, Forrest Nicholas for C division. Fire-damaged Adamstown Canning and Supply Co warehouse must be emptied of thousands of corn cans and sorted. Franklin Savings Bank directors Staub Urner Harvey Lease Fromke were in Washington on business.
Twenty years ago reports describe light snow flurries at Gambili Park with wintry winds driving temperatures near freezing. The town notes ongoing cold spell with earlier flurries cited by Forest Warden Herman Toms.
A reader disputes calls to censor a Halloween parade truck with Impeach Earl Warren placards. The letter defends free speech as essential, citing the right to express views even if in bad taste or disagreement.
The text discusses limits on East German travel to the West for young Germans, with forced aging restrictions, and mentions that many over 65 and women over 61 may stay, while others plan to leave or defect. It hints at a policy shift by the German Communist regime and mentions migration as a strategic move, with uncertain outcomes for families and the state.
In a humorous home scene from The Poor Man's Philosopher a New York family argues over their cat Pomfrey. The children tease and fear the cat while parents joke about its loyalty and quirks, imagining odd scenarios and exaggerating misdeeds.
Excerpted notebook remarks discuss freedom versus bureaucracy and the political process. The Frederick Rotary Club sponsors a charitable fundraiser presenting Anything Goes by the University of Maryland Theatre at Frederick High School Auditorium with proceeds going to Community Charities Fund. A reader letter to Mayor Magaha questions holiday planning and Halloween scheduling, noting local actions and calendar concerns.
Rev Maurice D Ashbury’s talk on his England and Europe trip drew praise for English cathedrals and heritage but criticisms of Europe as a travel destination. He condemned European aid and tour agencies for misrepresentation and noted the overcrowded tour with 70 people instead of 33.
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