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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1965
Page
4
Professor Thomas Magoon leads a University of Maryland trial using juke boxes in dorms and lounges to deliver recorded lectures and counseling. Machines may be free at first with potential paid models later to test use levels.
Western observers infer from limited Soviet data that grain harvests lag and growth stalls. Analysts estimate 3 percent Soviet growth versus 4 percent in the United States, with Khrushchev-era promises unmet and Khrushchev warned he may yet be vindicated by future regimes.
FBI eyes SDS objectives and possible Communist ties as the group mobilizes antiwar activity. The SDS sponsored the April 17 Student March on Washington with about 15,000 participants, including Communist party members. The party urged maximum turnout and coordinated related protests nationwide.
Hal Boyle profiles AP writer Rob Wood who coached a 9 to 13 year old Little League football squad in Raleigh North Carolina He describes the grind behind practices and games and the personal growth and pride developed in young players as a coach learns big life lessons through small athletes
Brief items from October 1945 reflect events and personalities of the era, including local developments, community notices, and notable happenings archived for readers with interest in historical echoes.
Frederick County teachers will take a half holiday Friday as they travel to Baltimore for the opening sessions of the 78th annual Maryland State Teachers Association convention. Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger led a Wednesday executive session with the Board of Aldermen to begin budget surveys. Congressman J Glenn Beall urged citizens not to expect government to win the peace at a Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner.
Twenty years ago in 1915 officials talked of rewards for vandals who dynamited city water mains. Frederick police halted President Wilson’s car near Patrick and Market streets as the procession passed the Square Corner. Germany said ready to make peace on reasonable terms per Delbruck report approved by Berlin.
Congress paused for a memorial service at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church honoring Robert Humphreys, longtime Republican Party worker who died at 60 after cancer. Senator Everett Dirksen delivered a moving eulogy praising his devotion and integrity in public life.
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