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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1965
Page
4
Text shows old postage and carrier rates with references to the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press. Mentions Frederick, mailing terms, and republication rights. Contains partial, garbled OCR fragments about one month and three months rates and carrier costs.
The piece argues President Johnson will likely seek to back Hubert Humphrey for continuity into a 1972 bid, while the Kennedy brothers pursue potential races abroad. It notes Humphrey’s exposure to foreign policy, NSC access, and Johnson’s intent to have a ready successor if needed. It also reports Canada’s Lester Pearson forming a fragile coalition and Tommy Douglas’s New Democrats gaining influence in Ottawa.
Messages from South Viet Nam show that if Ho Chi Minh answered Johnson peace bids the United States and Saigon would be vulnerable. The non Communist groups are divided and mis coordinated. A small, well organized Communist minority could dominate politically if the war shifts to politics and terror. If Viet Cong go underground nationwide, they will be hard to suppress.
Rhode Island Governor John Chafee argues the Republican party cannot rely on cries to preserve the two-party system. He says a viable alternative program is needed, contrasting with Nixon and party leaders who urge voters to support Republicans in 1966 to protect the system. The piece surveys GOP state chairs and historical patterns to weigh prospects for 1966.
War Department monitors munitions plants and urges owners to protect properties. In Frederick residents say bicycles are a public hazard and urge mayor to enforce traffic laws on riders. A $500 check from William J. Bryan for German internees’ distress relief was revealed today.
Twenty Years Ago reports that starting Sunday a state authorized parking fee will be collected from motorists entering Gambrill State Park. Australian forces seized Brunei airfield, with another nearby airfield believed captured. A Hood College minister warns of worldwide religious revival signs, except in the United States.
Washington Today discusses how a Nov 9 1965 electric power outage across eight states could trigger sabotage fears and a potential shift in global peace efforts. The piece argues secrecy by hostile powers remains a danger and calls for reinforced defenses, alternative power and communications, and closer government cooperation to prevent a nuclear era crisis.
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