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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1965
Page
4
The piece notes growing numbers of witches and goblins at Halloween along with children given leeway to demand treats. ItCompare s playful nostalgia with old youth exploits and questions the education in extortion while urging to enjoy the fun despite concerns about precocious juvenile behavior.
The article notes proof of a January draft expansion targeting married men aged 19 to 26, with single deferments running low and student deferment unchanged. It cites rising quotas, increased volunteerism, and anti draft propaganda as a small but noted threat to morale while urging continued resolve.
Students at New Mexico State University Las Cruces have organized a blood donation drive to supply medical facilities in Vietnam. The effort aims to mobilize broader public support by showing tangible aid to soldiers in the field and could inspire similar campaigns nationwide.
New York AP column notes mail can reveal much about workers moonlighting. It cites that seven percent hold two jobs and jokes on life, fame, and daily routines. Quips cover Mayors, wood's strength, foolishness, aspirin intake, and a Polk era White House memory.
Joe Eisenhauer notes the United Appeal aims to raise $158000 for thirteen Frederick County agencies including Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Y M C A, Salvation Army and Epilepsy Chapter. Budgets are reviewed by a businessman panel, and participation pledges ensure continued services.
Dr Harold A Neufeld of Frederick Maryland writes to denounce hate campaigns and the notion of a communist plot in UNICEF penny donations. He argues true patriotism means open discussion, rejection of extremism, and support for the UN as world cooperation.
About twenty barbers and eighteen shop owners in Frederick gathered at the Colytie Barber Shop last night to discuss raising razor cuts from 15 to 25 cents and forming a local Barbers Association. Mayor Lewis H Fraley urged Halloween restraint and respect for public property during a discussion with the Frederick Post. Frederick is said to have contributed victims to the Continental Mortgage and Trust Co of Baltimore now under federal control after soliciting business with cards.
The United States meddling in Chinese internal affairs heightens anxiety in Chungking while Nationalist and Communist forces threaten civil conflict. In Carroll County circuit court, demurrers to five pleas were sustained and demurrers to four overruled in the libel suit by Erman Shoemaker against the Democratic Advocate Company and publisher Edward C. Diffendal. Frederick High School to offer night classes for residents over 16 starting next week, announced Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt.
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