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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1965
Page
4
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University leaders respond to student criticism of administration and policy. Dr James A Perkins of Cornell urges focus on learning and observation rather than management, while Dr Grayson Kirk of Columbia defends the American educational opportunity and cautions students to be self-reliant and better dressed and groomed.
The United States justifies continuing economic aid suspension while the UN ceasefire remains fragile. Neither India nor Pakistan has honored Security Council demands to withdraw troops, and Shastri and Ayub await invitations to Washington as U.S. aims to prevent an outbreak in Southeast Asia and keep front-line support in check.
The Federation of Homemakers campaigns to require peanut butter to be at least 95 percent peanuts, opposing modern additives. The piece recalls early peanut butter as stiff and rancid, notes additives improved shelf life and taste, and warns against upsetting children who favor the spread.
Editor praises Walker Lewis book Without Fear or Favor a Biography of Chief Justice Taney as the most complete readable life of Taney to date. It traces Taney’s Autobiography not finished before death, covers Key family ties, the Dred Scott decision, and critiques from Chief Justice Hughes on the court's integrity.
Ray Cromley explains that simply wanting out does not exempt a man from military service. A battery of questions and proof is required, including beliefs, religious guidance, training, and use of force. If doubt remains, appeals proceed through local boards, state boards, Justice Department review, and potentially the President, with hearings and medical tests before court consideration.
From the 1915 items, Frederick County jail inmates lose county funded tobacco as commissioners cut off the supply deeming it not essential. The Serbia Bulgaria front reports joint German and Bulgarian forces consolidating control over railroads and industries near Varvarin signaling a concluded Serbian campaign. A Baltimore chincha shop bull ran wild causing $1,000 damage.
A twenty year decline in dairy output is cited as the main cause of an acute milk shortage across the area. A Paris newspaper today claimed Stalin fell seriously ill with a heart attack and may be restricted from public appearances. Sugar rationing may not end before 1947, with butter margarine lard and shortening rationing likely to continue into spring 1946, says Secretary Clinton P. Anderson.
Hal Boyle presents a nostalgic look at memory as a safe doorway to the past. The piece recalls midcentury American life with sharp vignettes about boxing legend John L. Sullivan, fashion, care of daily meals, home life, and small town charm. It notes memories of teletype parade for Gertrude Ederle, prohibition era livelihoods, and everyday scenes that shaped a nation.
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