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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1967
Page
4
Chase Manhattan chairman George Champion told shareholders the economy is adjusting in a healthy way and may slow growth this year rather than enter a recession. He cited record output and income and low unemployment, urging restraint in government spending and effective monetary and fiscal policy to cushion transitions.
The article reports that a secret Vietcong document signed by Le Duan shows North Vietnam sought talks to gain time while troops fought on. It claims the plan aimed to delay peace, mirroring Mao and Korea tactics, prompting Johnson to resume bombing after warnings.
By Hai Boyle New York AP reflects on spring’s arrival and a bygone era. The piece recalls simpler times: winter apple barrels, wool underwear, muddy roads, prayers at night, flower gardens, a hired girl earnings, dog meals from scraps, teens seeking jobs, and small town social norms. It ends with nostalgia for the past.
President Tito reportedly warned the Soviet Union to avoid intervening in China's internal split, saying military aid to anti Mao factions could invite Chiang Kai-shek’s Taiwan forces to strike mainland China. Kosygin publicly sided with Mao’s opponents, sparking debate among Communists about Moscow’s China policy. Borba echoed Tito’s warning, urging Moscow to keep hands off Peking and fearing US unleashed action if Moscow intervened.
Fifty years ago the COMPANY A OF THE STATE Guard from Frederick was ready to mobilize as soon as war was declared against the Central Powers. Frederick's contingent, fresh from Mexican border service, boasted eagerness to serve. A Frederick-Baltimore bus on the National Road burned, seven passengers escaped, owner Henry Sewell reported the blaze from the hood, flames and a tank explosion causing significant damage estimated near 1200 dollars.
Frederick County delegates vigorously opposed a plan to merge the local jail into a state wide consolidation. The House of Delegates approved excluding Frederick from the new system citing its economical operation. Work on the Sandy Hook bridge at Harpers Ferry nears completion with riveting finished and concrete pouring to begin next week.
Washington Today reports that the House Committee on Un American Activities accuses Communist groups of orchestrating Vietnam Week protests. It cites links to the Communist Party USA and the Springs mobilization committee, noting King and Bevel roles and warning of Communist influence over U.S. policy and civil rights issues.
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