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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
4
A commentary notes that prosperity causes delays as firms struggle to meet high demand. Reasons include labor shortages, parts delays, machinery breakdowns and postponed maintenance. Management cites maintaining product quality, while avoiding recession. The piece argues most would rather wait than see demand weaken.
The State Department refused open hearings in the Otto F. Otepka case drawing sharper criticism from supporters who urge press coverage amid charges of a cover up. Otepka, fired in 1963 after testifying on security laxity, is defended by the Senate Internal Security subcommittee which alleges retaliation for cooperating with investigators.
A letter package argues for UN peacekeeping and preventive diplomacy in Kashmir and West New Guinea, calls for shared financial duties among nations, and urges disarmament talks. It criticizes the Connally Amendment and supports World Court adjudication, while urging civic groups to engage with UN functions. A second letter condemns Maryland loyalty oaths and defense of civil rights amid charged political discourse, and a third seeks old New England inn recipes and menus from readers.
The article notes mobs burning American libraries, police inaction, and a palace coup in Indonesia. It says Sukarno remains in the palace while the army controls the country and calls for expulsion of communists. It suggests a tense battle between independence forces and communist influence amid regional dictators.
Fifty years ago the Frederick County fair opened with at least 5,000 attendees the largest first day crowd in the Agricultural Society’s history. Officials banned games of chance after a cautious group warned the lid was secure. A census release by Sam L. Rogers shows Frederick manufacturers with 57 establishments employing 1,537 people and a $3,167,000 output, while track conditions yielded fast opening races at the fair.
Frederick County Treasurer James H. Falk reports over 700000 collected since September 3 1945 or about 84 percent of the 1945 levy. Fireman First Class John F Kennedy from Frederick awaiting Navy Day arrival in Baltimore with family. October warmth again as temperatures reach 83 with forecast cooler weather later. War trials for the first 2000 Japanese accused of atrocities expected to begin within six days.
A concluding look at how poverty relates to housing in Frederick County based on the Community Action Committee study. It notes high rates of low-valued owner homes, crowding, and substandard facilities, with district variations and links to poverty effects.
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