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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
4
In a brief notice the advertiser outlines payment terms for a periodical: monthly rate of $1.25 and yearly option at $12.00. Carrier delivery costs are listed as 30 cents per week. The message cites auditing by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Government faces choice to loosen controls to boost surplus disposal or end surplus devices. Wheat sales to the Soviet Union could exhaust stocks, signaling a shift toward market-determined production and prices for farm goods.
Early returns from 15 million application cards show one in seven eligible eldsters decline optional medical insurance attached to Medicare. Many say they already have coverage or fear losing choice of doctors, while private insurers urge enrollment. The plan costs three dollars monthly with government matching funds, and is framed as the best bargain for seniors.
A 23 ton cannon bell from all World War I combatant countries was installed in St. Peter's Square. Pope Paul VI blessed the Bell of the Fallen calling it a voice that recalls our duty to love and honor those who sacrificed their lives.
The 1965 GOP gains in four states New York New Jersey Virginia and Kentucky totaled eight with potential rise to 10 plus 18 more from Georgia and Mississippi. Despite this the party remains far from prior postwar highs, losing control in New Jersey and facing reapportionment under court order while Vermont eyes a tight Senate margin. New York and Georgia showed limited gains amid mixed outcomes, and the overall trend leaves Republicans with about a third of seats and little upward momentum.
An open letter argues Frederick County must pass a county wide fair housing ordinance to ensure equal access to housing, reduce discrimination, and improve living standards. It cites public housing needs, dilapidated low income housing, and the economic and social benefits of fair housing. The Unitarian Social Action Committee lists its members.
A Baltimore minister linked the Great European War to Sabbath desecration as over 1,000 Frederick County Bible Class and Sunday School participants joined the first nation wide Adult Bible Class parade and service in U S history. An increase in the standing army from 108 008 to 141 843 men was called for by a government official who urged base reorganizations.
Twenty years ago on November 8 1945 Vice Admiral Charles M Cooke Jr warned that Army and Navy unified under one department might have altered the war outcome. Walter Alners of Belmond Iowa faced charges of drowning his brother in buttermilk during an argument. A $500000 building program for veterans housing and cultural training was launched at Mount Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg designed to aid returning servicemen.
Washington Today analyzes how John Lindsay's New York City mayoral win complicates Republican unity. It traces Goldwater's 1964 image, Vietnam policy, social security debates, and the need to address national discontent without fracturing the party, arguing future success hinges on unified leadership over factionalism.
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