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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
4
The document declares the paper as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, authorizing republication of all AP news dispatches and material from this newspaper. It notes Second Class Postage Paid at Frederick Maryland.
Members of Congress question the November amendment that could create a $30 million slush fund for each major party to cover campaign costs. Critics note it ignores financing for congressional and local races and lacks primary funding. Senator Gore pushes repeal. Senator Long defends the measure as needed for political balance.
The piece weighs Florida's Republican gains in the state legislature and governor election as a signal for broader national impact. It traces historical party shifts in the South from 1928 through the 1960s and questions how Florida's result might influence Johnson's re election chances and strategy for future Southern contests. It notes Democrats’ view that Johnson’s image contributed to losses and discusses potential Republican presidential appeal in the South.
Frederick County schools show a staffing breakthrough for 1965 66 with 22 additional elementary rooms created by new construction Governor Thomas Johnson High School opened adding 100 rooms other high schools gained staff and spaces portables moved to elementary sites improving class size Dr John L Carnochan notes relief and emphasizes smaller classes aid long term attitude formation The board expects further growth with 700 more students projected next year requiring 35 more teachers to maintain current ratios
Senator Simmons in Washington says no tax rise for war and that future military expenditures will be funded by long term bonds. He predicts Congress will vote to raise an army of 500000 for service in Europe as Wilson prepares a war message to Congress. In Frederick Palm Sunday heat hits 88 degrees as Ford touring cars draw crowds and police manage traffic.
The Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church in Middletown called Rev. W. A. Breisch of Souderton Pennsylvania after a trial sermon. He was chosen to replace Rev. Philip E. Saylor who leaves for a new charge in Elizabethtown Pennsylvania. He will move into the parsonage next week and begin duties soon.
Washington-Now that public messages between Johnson and Ho Chi Minh are known, the piece argues peace hinges on battlefield victory by the United States and allies or Soviet pressure to bring Hanoi to talks. It faults Moscow for manipulating war aims and calls for a full U.S. statement assigning blame to the Soviets and Red China.
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