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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1965
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates in cents and yearly totals for mail delivery, with carrier rates of 30 cents per week and 115.48 per year. It also notes AP reprint rights and second class postage paid at Frederick, Maryland.
Miss Mayetta Hershberger and Maj. Charles V. Main led the United Appeal drive that exceeded the $158,000 goal by $470.20. The effort, praised as a community achievement, supports 13 agencies for another year. The piece notes expanded needs, evolving anti-poverty programs, and quotes Hubert Humphrey on evaluating federal efforts and participation.
Letters complain about the John Birch Society's appearance in the Halloween parade on Market Street urging caution against political messaging in public pageantry. The writer urges Frederick officials to reassess Birch participation and suggests possible impeachment. A second letter warns of a national crisis scenario and criticizes socialist revolutionaries intent on destabilizing the republic.
In the New York City blackout, strangers became helpers and traffic directors emerged from crowds as residents endured hours of darkness. Police, firefighters, students and citizens united to rescue those trapped, restore order, and rekindle communal spirit amid panic and hoarding. The piece urges national leaders to preserve this revived humanity beyond the brief crisis.
Robert E. Cleary of American University urges reform in how schools teach government. He argues current courses focus on minutiae and fail to develop civic understanding or active participation. He calls for classroom debate on private responsibility, liberty, order, and the balance between rights and duties in a democracy.
Twenty four graduates received degrees and certificates as Hood College announced that eighteen women earned Bachelor of Arts, five earned Bachelor of Science, and twenty two other students received diplomas or certificates.
Washington editorial lauds Harry F. Byrd of Virginia for integrity and frugality in government. It highlights his self‑made rise from newspaper publisher to apple grower, his anti‑lynching policy, pay‑as‑you‑go highway program, and insistence on constitutional finance to prevent government bankruptcy.
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