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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
6
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The Pope will address the United Nations on peace in the India Pakistan conflict during a US visit. He will fly to New York for a public mass and may meet President Johnson. Religious leaders express warm welcome and hope his speech reinforces will for peaceful coexistence.
Federal Reserve chairman William McChesney Martin urged Senate hearings to revise foreign aid priorities amid discontent with overseas assistance. Lawmakers proposed an advisory panel to curb spending and target aid, citing a Saigon medical school chair purchase at 259.75 dollars as an example of waste.
The American educated First Lady of Nationalist China claims age is defined by life purpose character and willingness to serve the world not by the calendar. By this standard she is a vigorous half her age of 73.
Larry van Goethem reflects on Frederick Maryland as a place where enduring character meets modern change. He recalls Rockwell like scenes from Baker Park to Carrol Creek, monuments, and hills, noting respect for past and future while pondering names like Stonewall Jackson and the county’s evolving identity.
A forecast of an estimated 38 million Americans aged 10 to 20 becoming eligible to vote through 1976 and beyond signals a major political shift. Analysts note the young will bring varied views shaped by differing backgrounds, and while parties seek to appeal to them, the youth bloc is not expected to dominate or redefine national choices.
The Area Democratic Organization laments as C E Weller and Robert T Duer win the Democratic state primaries for State Comptroller. Weller sweeps Baltimore City and Somerset County proves decisive. James Johnson of Solax Blade visits Fort Lee NJ to scout Barbara Fritchie film production for Metro Film.
W J Groves Frederick businessman appointed foreman of the September grand jury as term of court opens. Twenty one Frederick City men tentatively listed as passengers on steam ships arriving in New York and Boston, with ships E B Alexander Pachang Victory and Tarleton Brown docked recently. British flag hoisted over the British embassy in occupied Tokyo signaling ceremony but no resumption of normal relations.
Readers challenge the link between socialism and a rising standard of living, defending private enterprise and TVA while warning against returning to socialist systems. They argue that innovation and industrial leaders advanced America and that current Great Society goals depend on capable civil servants and prudent policy.
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