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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
4
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New York welfare commissioner Joseph H. Louchheim calls the fourth generation of relief living in the city slums a sign of failed policy. He slams parsimony and argues for higher welfare standards, jobs for youths, and a new start to break the cycle of poverty.
Five regiments of North Vietnamese troops about 7500 men are in the highlands near key battles. Washington considers using air power to compel negotiations, arguing ground fighting favors guerrillas while the air remains uncontested. The goal is to pressure Ho Chi Minh into talks or risk intensified strikes on Hanoi’s factories and Haiphong harbor.
Good Law 4s Canadians went to the polls recently to elect a new 265 member Parliament. They had 48 hours of mulling over the issues and personalities un influenced by any campaign speeches. The law forbids campaigning 48 hours before the election to give the 10 000 000 voters time to digest it all. Not a bad idea for our own elections.
By Ray Cromley. A forceful critique of current policy argues the 1954 Geneva Agreement and its International Control Commission exist and documented Hanoi directed war in the south, yet no action, UN notice, or enforcement followed while Viet Cong atrocities and northern bombings receive limited response. Ev Goias, a San Francisco soldier, is profiled amid Vietnam combat memories.
Everett Goins, a member of the 173rd Airborne Brigade, died after a fierce firefight with Viet Cong. He ran through heavy fire, was hit multiple times, and collapsed after dragging himself back to his unit. He had no known enemies and was remembered as a beloved teammate.
Fifty years ago in Frederick a drive to fund 125 Christmas baskets for the needy was announced to launch in May with Lewis H. Fraley leading. Fifteen baskets would be placed in local businesses as part of the effort. Also noted is Mrs. Clara Douglas Shearan of Emmitsburg attending a Chicago Catholic alumnae meeting, and a man named Samuel White arrested for writing unsigned letters to Mrs. Norman Galt, President Wilson’s fiancée, claiming to be urged by a Chicago associate to promote a musical invention.
Snow ranging from under an inch to five inches covered mountain areas of Frederick County while flood threats in other parts eased after two days of rain. Rudolph Hess told the International Military Tribunal he accepted full responsibility and wished to stand trial with fellow Nazis, claiming memory loss was feigned for strategic reasons. A coat pocket letter to Mrs. Ira McCurdy from a bombed Belgium family prompted the recipient to reply.
Washington debate centers on intervening in the Dominican Republic and forging an inter American Peace Force. Secretary Rusk pushed for a cooperative action framework at the Rio meeting while warning the United States will act alone if necessary to defend the hemisphere against Communist influence.
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