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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
4
The Viet Cong executed two American servicemen captured in uniform after a trial and as reprisal for the execution of three nonuniformed Viet Cong arrested for rioting in South Vietnam. The act is described as wanton murder, inhumane and not justifiable by war.
The piece defends rugged individualism as foundational to American progress from pioneers who cleared forests and built industries to modern critics of nonconformity. It argues pioneers valued self reliance, God-fearing patriotism, and acceptance of dissent only when tied to genuine land devotion, denouncing mischief and loud extremism.
Berry's World argues that abandoning the United Nations invites further wars. The letter cites the original American colonies and the failed League of Nations as warnings about sovereignty versus global cooperation. It emphasizes that despite weaknesses the UN is a continuation of efforts toward world peace and cooperation.
Pastor Lawrence H. Mason argues that the United States must reject selfish isolationism and support a sound world government. He cites the U S Constitution and calls for strengthening the United Nations or drafting a global charter with global leadership by representatives of the people.
Washington observers warn that federal outlays will surge in 1966 and 1967 due to defense and welfare programs, risking bigger deficits, higher taxes, and potential dollar depreciation. Officials note nondefense cuts are limited and wage-price stability may not shield all workers.
Rainy weather reduced turnout at the first meeting of the newly elected Democratic Central committee and postponed officer elections to next week. Frederick County Farmers Association may push for new laws at today’s monthly meeting. Frederick Board of Trade plans to distribute 500 booklets in Loudoun and Montgomery counties to extend Frederick’s mercantile territory.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Board of Directors of the Community Chest met in the Federated Charities building and approved the budget for member agencies for 1948 as part of a $45 000 drive by the Community Chest National War Fund. Representatives from several Latin American nations planned a two day visit to study Frederick’s Red Cross to inform their countries where Red Cross work is still developing. The first of three Frederick men drafted in 1940 to be inducted into the armed services received an honorable discharge and returned home. The others remain in service.
A collage piece notes Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook celebrating teaching ideals, quotes Anne Hamilton on why she wants to teach, and Arthur Godfrey's remarks on preserving America's foundations. The feature stresses education as training character and liberty, with mentions of Sunshine Magazine and the Key Memorial Foundation.
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