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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1964
Page
4
The Frederick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children plans a nationwide effort to raise 5600 for local programs. Former Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg leads the drive during National Retarded Children Week, aiming to fund a sheltered workshop and public education to reduce incidence.
Ed Mendenhall of High Point North Carolina told the Los Angeles convention that private property rights are foundational to liberty and that forcing sales undermines a core freedom. The National Committee against Anti-discrimination urged halting fair housing rollbacks while real estate groups favor education and persuasion to achieve integration. California’s state constitutional amendment takes effect in December with a rapid test expected.
Two Penn State counselors argue that many youths are coaxed into college who are not academically oriented or fit for university life. They say leaving college can be a constructive step toward a more productive life, while noting higher education remains essential for most. Parents should consider their children's true interests and avoid pushing them into college for prestige.
In Northern California schools about 300 000 high school and junior college students will access computer education and data processing centers opening July 1985 in Sacramento. The system aims to reduce teachers paperwork and create employment opportunities while potential regional centers and reduced local costs are anticipated nationwide.
A reflective Tribune notebook excerpt urges daily thanksgiving and gratitude toward others, citing moral duty and faith. It shifts to Washington dispatch noting Pentagon analysts warn the Soviet Union may soon field 100 megaton ICBMs capable of delivering giant warheads to the United States, though details remain uncertain.
The piece explains that a 100 megaton nuclear blast near Washington could knock out radio and land communications for hours or a day, hindering orders between the president and U S bases and field commands. It notes lack of field tests due to atmospheric testing bans and warns of possible Soviet delay in U S response and broader damage.
Edward S. Smith son of Mr and Mrs George E Smith from south of the city, attends Washington and Lee University, named to the Ring-Tum Phi staff the student weekly. Miss Violet Biddinger wins Walkersville Grammar spelling bee. Chester M Hauver buys interest in Phleger grocery. Clyde Hauver takes clerk position. Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer joins Maryland school officials executive committee.
A Frederick Maryland couple endorses responsible journalism while criticizing David Lawrence and an editorial on Goldwaterism. They argue the electorate rejected Goldwater and urge editors to recognize democracy, government, and social welfare as core American values.
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