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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
4
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Pennsylvania enacted a Clear Stream Law and sent two officials to Europe to study pollution abatement. Walter A. Lyon and Dr. David R. Maneval learned that European nations use regionally organized drainage associations funded by effluent charges on discharging firms. The system promotes self-policing and pollution reduction, keeping streams clean for recreation.
Job Corps will graduate about 5,000 youths monthly starting in spring and shift camps toward cities to boost job placement. Urban locations will aid ties with Neighborhood Youth Corps, aiding both genders. Youth Corps budget share rises to 25 percent in 1967, signaling a focus on skills training to reduce crime and delinquency and foster future leaders.
The Philippines elected Ferdinand E. Marcos over incumbent Diosdado Macapagal in a hard fought vote. Both leaders favor a pro Western stance with no changes to U S military agreements while Marcos pledges faster economic growth amid broad support for continued alliances.
The piece argues that winning the nonmilitary Viet Nam war hinges on empowering local democracy and direct civilian advisers. It outlines rugged individualists operating in hamlets, staying out of Saigon, tackling police, schools, wells, and elections amid red tape and limited practical guides. Fifty volunteers sought slots for thirty young advisers. one veteran recalls the surprising response.
The National Scene argues arch conservatives and radical rightists claim they educate Americans about communism. It cites John Birch Society figures, Buckley era rhetoric, and a roster of self taught “experts” teaching through fear while public sentiment shows most Americans understand Moscow, Peking, and Havana and resist the right wing’s notion of universal ignorance.
Fifty years ago items note Nina Peters a Los Angeles girl in Philadelphia store delusions imaginary lover. German naval intrusion into neutral waters chasing a British steamer into Swedish waters. Philadelphia grants marriage license to a 64 year old woman and 78 year old man seeking companionship in old age.
The column argues that expediency dominates policy in Rhodesia and elsewhere, noting white rule in Rhodesia versus majority demands, international sanctions, and past British trade actions. It critiques inconsistent Western responses to colonialism, Red China, and internal U S policy, urging adherence to principles over expediency.
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