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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
4
Draft boards reassess 2S students as quotas rise to fill Viet Nam manpower needs. Cases include an accountant who earned 2S then 1-A, a night student in electrical engineering kept at 2-5, and a chemist pursuing an MBA deemed not furthering national interest. Boards weigh full-time study against wartime needs. If not aiding national interest, students must serve two years.
The rainy season ends as the Vietnam War potentially intensifies with U S forces over 125 000. Viet Cong guerilla tactics rely on surprise attacks and rapid dispersal, avoiding pitched battles while aiming to win political support and control of villages and countryside.
A century after World War II, Austria rebuilt its economy and remains politically stable within a western alliance. Vienna and Graz showcase modern shops, housing, and new autobahns, while industry grows in alpine towns. Neutral yet Western-leaning Austrians acknowledge U.S. aid and maintain a proud, orderly society near the Iron Curtain.
Ray Cromley reports rumors of a hidden Red Chinese training and operational base in the northern Panhandle of the former French Congo. The piece describes terrain, personnel, and potential regional infiltration into Gabon Cameroon and the Central African Republic, plus U.S. embassy withdrawal and proposed African democratic training to counter penetration.
A 1915 note reports the first cross continental wireless voice link from Atlantic to Pacific as proof the system is ready to use with proper apparatus. It also covers local traffic on Market Street causing a disruption for fire and street access between Carroll Creek and Fourth Street yesterday.
A reader questions a September 2 1963 News Post letter about Civil Rights urging reflection on media bias leadership and public policy. A second letter from John El Cline of Thurmont urges stricter enforcement to curb speeding by youths in Mountaindale and Frederick County communities.
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