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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1965
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices including one month at 125, six months at 6.50, one year at 12.00 and a mall option. Carrier delivery is 3 cents per week with a rate of 1.0 par 15.80 per week. Includes Associated Press reuse and second class postage details at Frederick.
The Great Frederick Fair in Frederick County celebrates its 103rd annual show with livestock dairy cattle classes, 4 H awards, a 4 H horse and pony show, and popular Household Department exhibits. Attractions include the midway grandstand and bakery and apparel crafts for all ages.
The piece notes President Johnson plans ambitious vision driven goals and a new task force to guide policy through his remaining White House tenure. It discusses rising 1975 projections, costs of urban transformation, and potential budget trimming as Johnson seeks priority alignment amid Great Society pressures.
Chancellor Erhard's CDU leads with 48.3 percent of Reichstag seats, backed by coalition partner Free Democrats at 9.6 seats. Social Democrats gain to 38.5 seats but fall short of control. Mayor Willy Brandt to wait four years for another try. US leadership in NATO cited as vital to Europe’s defense.
The Organization of American States will choose when to withdraw its 11 000 strong peacekeeping contingent from the Dominican Republic. The council controls the timing, aiming for a peaceful transition eight months before the general election, with a smaller force potentially adequate if stability holds. Washington must stay vigilant against future communist challenges and avoid another Cuba scenario.
Frederick Chapter No 1 Izaak Walton League of America declares its position against water impoundment and other proposed park facilities. It cites opposition to sewage plant effluent into Big Hunting Creek and to habitat loss, siltation, and road relocation related to park development.
An auto trip by Wilbur Routzahn from Frederick to Atlantic City covered 436 miles at steady pace and arrived by 12 50 pm. Frederick’s first motorcycle cop William Gosnell resigns after two Sundays, citing outside-work rule. Tonight's Frederick County Public Library annual meeting follows 17 months of work and new distributing stations. President Henry L Stahr of Hood College announces Rev Francis E Reinberger as part time instructor in Biblical Literature and Religion. Thieves steal about 75 in cash from Snurr's Grocery on North Bentz street. Fair-bound traffic lines East Patrick street as crowds head to the annual show. Emperor Hirohito calls on General MacArthur, bows, discussing a 35 minute talk with no disclosed details.
Leon Dennen weighs De Gaulle's plan for Napoleonic France and the likely succession by Georges Pompidou. The piece analyzes succession risks, NATO ties, and France's political and economic path after De Gaulle's looming retirement.
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