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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1965
Page
4
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Two centuries ago Frederick County justices repudiated the stamp act for no official publication and no stamps arriving, prompting demonstrations. The piece contrasts colonial reactions with Rhodesia’s independence, noting differing conditions and fears of power shifts in a later era.
The Dec 5 French election marks a unique vote as Charles de Gaulle seeks reelection under an autocratic-leaning government. Five main opponents split the anti Gaullist vote while Gaullists tout two clear choices: De Gaulle or ruin. The race tests postwar French sentiment and may reveal political currents beyond the winner.
Robert Moses, president of the New York World's Fair, clung to plans to pay noteholders in full while the fair faced distress. Noteholders agreed to 60 cents on the dollar, plus about a third in interest, far below the 40 cents paid in 1939-40. Moses framed the notes as a contribution to public welfare, while New York taxpayers face losses on a $24 million investment, effectively recovering nothing.
In 1965 Republicans added 27 new chairmen while Democrats maintained 279 across 53 posts since 1952. Only five pre-1960 Democratic chairmen and two Republican ones began before 1960. Wirt Yerger leads the GOP’s longest service in Mississippi as he built a party from scratch. The piece argues turnover, lack of paid salaries, and funding limit professional party infrastructure nationwide.
Ray Cromley argues Fidel Castro relies on neighborhood informer networks, likening Cuba to Red China and North Vietnam. He cites a Cuban woman describing a street of informers, including child spies, and recalls how such rings aided the Bay of Pigs defeat while endangering dissidents. A top U.S. priority must be to circumvent these spy systems.
Fifty years ago the News-Post reports Maryland has practically recovered from foot and mouth disease that affected cattle and hogs from the previous year. No signs have appeared for months. The Frederick Episcopal cemetery, a landmark family burial ground of notable Marylanders, was sold yesterday for commercial use and all tombs were moved to Mount Olivet. A Hawaii witness testified briefly in the New Haven conspiracy trial, answering three questions and not being cross examined.
The Frederick City Board of Aldermen approved a 2800 dollar purchase for a new police radio system replacing an unsatisfactory old unit. Captain Willard L. Money, a former guerrilla leader in the Philippines, currently on a 45 day furlough at Point of Rocks. Maryland's first snow fell in the Cumberland mountains with forecast for more cloudiness and cooler weather statewide.
Washington Today argues that UN General Assembly votes should be weighted by member donations, noting the US has funded about 45 percent of UN costs while the Soviet Union has paid under 5 percent. The piece critiques a 47–47 split on Red China admission and warns of influence by smaller nations tied to Communist regimes, urging a systems change to curb bloc dominance.
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