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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
4
The Frederick County United Appeal drive has raised over 100000 in pledges through three report meetings, about two thirds of the 158000 goal for 13 agencies. The drive ends next Monday and requires increased solicitations in several divisions to achieve two consecutive annual goals.
Federal charges allege two men smuggled LSD from Canada. U S FDA warned the hallucinogen is potent and dangerous. Public sale is forbidden in the United States and Canada with stiff penalties under the Drug Abuse Amendment Act of 1965.
The Selective Service will not relax for holidays and will call 45,224 men, the largest draft number since the Korean War, signaling government concern over Vietnam War replacements.
The piece argues that U.S. antiwar protests may not sway Hanoi or Beijing and could even aid the war effort by prolonging the conflict. It cites Hanoi radio praise for American youth protests and warns that some Americans act as a war party, risking lives to support a distorted view of the enemy.
Berry expresses heartfelt thanks to many volunteers and organizations who assisted with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Babe Ruth Tournament August 7 to 14. Special thanks to Robert Marendt Jr., Melvin Ambrose, Donald Englar, Edward Bachtell for their help and to WFM D and WOMHA radio, The Frederick News-Post, Foster Parents, Rotary Civitan Lions and Kiwanis clubs for their support and homes for the players.
Thornton M Pratt of Frederick Maryland objects to a Post editorial titled An Unlawful Conspiracy arguing it mislabels criticism of draft dodging and supports mob patriotism. He defends free speech and thoughtful dissent while condemning unlawful conspiracies and conscription policies.
A large Democratic mass meeting is planned at the Frederick Armory featuring Blair Lee and other candidates as they outline campaign policies. Over 1 000 men from Frederick and county Bible Classes will march in a Sunday rally on November 7 followed by a ceremony at the Opera House. Meanwhile thieves, seemingly unfazed by the crowd, dined on fried Maryland style chicken at J J Shenk’s home near Frederick.
In a Atlantic interview Albert Einstein warns the atomic bomb might kill two thirds of Earth's population though he believes hope remains for mankind. The item appears among a dateline section of Twenty Years Ago from The Daily News Post.
Washington Today argues against the rush to enact spending and warns that pork barrel tactics threaten public interests. It cites waste, lack of safeguards, and potential politicking in Congress, urging voters to demand accountability and change in 12 months.
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