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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
4
A Thanksgiving address notes Americans have achieved material well being yet face violence and uncertainty abroad and domestic tensions. It argues progress is measured by distance traveled and honors humble thanksgiving for past gains while urging continued effort to reach the goal of freedom and dignity for all.
The 1965 Congressional Record shows 16,882 bills introduced with 349 gaining presidential approval. Senate logged 969 hours 50 minutes, House 798 hours 25 minutes. The edition spans 34,311 pages at a $33 million cost, plus a noted letter from a California constituent criticizing tax spending.
A private Jersey City facility on 23 acres plans a new process to shred junked autos into scrap the size of baseballs. Supporters say it could reduce roadside scrap and curb ugly car cemeteries as scrap prices recover from recent lows though long term demand for scrap remains unclear.
Ray Cromley analyzes a trend where many apparent student leaders are nonstudents or perpetual students. Examples include SDS figures and riot organizers who drift between colleges while staying active in protests, writing, and organizing, revealing a broader pattern echoed in global communist movements.
New York writer Hal Boyle surveys everyday life and social quirks with wry observations. The piece covers fatigue and highway accidents, divorce grounds by state, coffee breaks at work, coal mine supports, influenza etymology, fashion hair color trends, lipstick flavors, school transport costs, and a quip from Mike Todd.
Frederick County party finance shows Democrats spent 3205.34 and Republicans 3161.33 in the general election. The Just Government League released the Maryland Suffrage News with updates on suffrage. Bowling alleys at the YMCA are being scraped planned and refinished ahead of a grand opening Friday.
The piece notes light snow in Emmitsburg and the county’s coldest day of the season with rabbits tracked in snow. It reports mechanized units of the Nationalist Chinese 12th Army surrounding strategic Chinese forces about 100 miles north of the Great Wall. The Frederick Civic Club adopted a formal resolution urging the mayor and aldermen to provide recreation centers for city youth as soon as possible.
Viet Nam wounded Specialist Charles Day speaks softly of his wife Rose and their life in Memphis while recounting the crash that broke his back. He shows both tenderness and humor, recalling their meeting at a beautician convention and their plans for a family as he endures pain awaiting morphine. He fears whether the war will wire his wife or only call if he dies.
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