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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
4
Studies by the American Automobile Association show pedestrians are often at fault in auto crashes. In Washington DC 65 of 115 traffic deaths last year were pedestrians, prompting a campaign and anti jaywalking schools that educate on safe walking.
A National Academy of Sciences committee notes that shifting age groups in the United States may outpace birth rate declines. With younger and older cohorts growing faster than the middle aged, births could rise as early as 1967 if young parents choose larger families, signaling potential urban population surges.
The piece notes a record sales surge as auto makers and dealers push models to meet rising demand. It suggests October could become the strongest month in industry history, with widespread participation and strong consumer appetite for new cars.
Ray Cromley surveys how a failed Indonesian coup might curb the Indonesian Communist Party's influence across Asia. He notes Red networks in the Philippines Malaysia Singapore and Thailand plus ties to Peking and Cheng Ping. The piece weighs Sukarno's support and the rebels' money as factors in a possible compromise outcome.
A probation officer replies to the Frederick Post and Frederick News to correct figures on juvenile delinquency. Corrections cover age baselines for Baltimore City and Frederick County, 1964 case totals, use of informal hearings, screening practices, and impacts on military service. Also noted are Montgomery County trends, budget figures, and a 50 to 200 bed forestry camp plan.
Items from The News-Post files recount Alaska’s bachelor market cited by an Army officer’s wife and a Christmas savings card dispute involving the Heffner family. Also notes a Frederick county poultry show with about 61 exhibitors. In 1945 Pierre Laval’s execution as a traitor is reported. Sgt Elmer E Long Jr. returns from a Japanese prison camp. October 1945 records a bitter cold spell and Hood College hosts Devere Allen on world peace.
The Johnson order grants the Secretary of Labor sweeping authority over government contracts and employment practices. It allows unreviewed rules to ensure nondiscrimination and access to contractor records, pressuring unions and employers alike while offering limited union discipline options.
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