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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1966
Page
4
A Welsh journalist argues pre Columbus claims prove nothing, asserting the real value lies in America's immigrant roots. The piece contends Columbus opened the gate to a hemisphere fostering power, freedom, and wealth, shaping a nation of diverse origins.
Two weekend items highlight liberty costs. Enrique Gonzalez among 46 Cuban exiles aboard a 42 foot boat capsized by Hurricane Inez 35 miles off Key West. he and a companion were rescued by a British freighter. In West Berlin four youths ages 17 to 19 crawled under barbed wire into Spandau to seek freedom.
A prominent assembly member argues that while the form of Viet Nam’s future constitution matters little, enforcement by the United States and the protection of personal freedoms matter most. He calls for habeas corpus, legal representation, and penalties for illegal arrests as essential safeguards, likely winning broad support among the ruling bloc.
New York AP reports social protest against modern values. Actor Anthony Quinn collects and decorates old Italian ox yokes as a personal art form rather than buying paintings. He criticizes art monopolies and suggests making affordable, self-made art as a solution.
Hal Boyle profiles actor Quinn, a two time Oscar winner at fifty who just finished his fifty first film It s What s Happening He speaks on adaptability staying young and not chasing traditional success urging people to compete with themselves rather than others and noting his multicultural background and languages.
Fifty years ago in Frederick county the election campaign stirred, with Republicans predicting Hughes and Wilson securing wins while Democrats forecast different outcomes for the national race and the state senate. The Evangelical Lutheran Church voted to raise Rev. Dr. Ulysses S. G. Rupps salary from 1500 to 1800 annually at its yearly congregational meeting.
Twenty years ago excerpt from News-Post files recalls Mrs. Roger R Rothenhofer meeting Tom Breneman on Breakfast in Hollywood in Waynesboro PA where he kisses the oldest lady and offers an orchid. Donation Day at The Home for the Aged on Record Street set for October 24 invites gifts and visitors year round.
Washington Today reports a clash of power as the United States and Communist forces contend in Vietnam. A Senate study endorsed by Senator Fulbright proposes Southeast Asia neutralization with US and Red China guaranteeing regional neutrality and stepping in if aggression occurs. The plan risks allowing a potential neutral government to fall to internal Communist activity, while Britain and others oppose renewed peace talks.
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