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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1965
Page
4
A fragment from Joe Eisenhauer's notebook reflects on Vietnam and duty alongside the Desiderata poem. It contrasts a college student’s casual concerns with a Marine’s sacrifice, urging appreciation for those fighting for liberty, then includes Bruce Humphries's Desiderata about living with virtue and inner peace.
The article discusses Vietnam as a mixed war combining information, political, and military elements. It notes limits of modern weapons, controversial tactics like burning villages, and the evolving military lexicon including Special Forces. It also states U.S. aims in Southeast Asia as stabilizing positions and containing communist expansion.
The South Vietnam military government launches a broad land reform distributing 500000 acres of former land 750000 acres of squatter land and additional lands to tenants refugees and poor landless people along with disabled veterans and home guards. The move seeks to win peasant support and counter Communist influence by showing state backing for land tenure.
The piece notes youth dominance in golf with a Walker Cup draw at 11-11, featuring British amateurs ages 18 and 20 among the stars while US teams have long dominated. It contrasts aging stereotypes with Nicklaus at 25 a millionaire from golf triumphs. It also mentions American college students returning from two months in South Vietnam, believing U.S. policy right, and a classroom experience gained in the rice paddies.
Mary Penale of Niagara Falls expresses discontent with manager Leo Martel and umpire Roscoe Shook in letters to the Niagara Falls Gazette. She cites lack of input from players and questions decisions made during the August 1965 Babe Ruth games.
The City Ministerial Association in a special YMCA session endorses local option. A Frederick Board of Trade meeting launches a plan to revitalize business. Friday gathering to discuss extending area business scope. Maryland Militia members from Frederick form 3 percent of the state rifle team competing in Jacksonville from Oct 22 to 28. A Sunday School institute at First Baptist Church will study Sunday School work with Rev. Kingman Hamby of Baltimore as lecturer.
Frederick High School reports no freshmen this year as enrollment tops 1,200, official headcount 1,216 with more to come. Hideki Tojo, described as the warlord behind Pearl Harbor, reportedly attempted suicide as American blood was shed. crowds dispersed with noise and fireworks from Court House Park into Trinity churchyard Memorial Park.
FBI Director J Edger Hoover argues that blaming society for youth crime is inadequate and urges discipline and respect for law. He notes riots stem from rebellious youth and criticizes courts for leniency while praising tougher penalties and police reform.
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