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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
4
Frederick voters face a pivotal mayoralty race with two veterans A Irvin Renn and Donald B Rice joining the field amid growing development. Community leaders urged any candidate to prioritize future welfare, reject political and personal considerations, and offer voters the best possible leadership for four years.
The piece outlines President Johnson pressing business leaders, governors, and labor to curb inflation through price and wage restraint, plus delaying nonessential investments and expenditures. It then shifts to Holy Week reflections on Jesus's path to the Cross, Paul’s message, repentance, and the Easter promise of resurrection.
GOP strategists project net gains of 50 to 60 seats in the next House race, with confidence strongest in the Northeast and Midwest. Democrats counter that a 30 to 35 seat recovery is more realistic, while some GOP observers warn first class candidates are scarce in key districts.
Letters to the editor rail against the Cooper-Hughes tax scheme aimed at subsidizing Baltimore City's finances at Frederick County's expense. Delegates Houck and Remsberg support the plan, drawing county citizens' ire and calls to elect representatives more attuned to local needs.
War office reports French forces drive Germans from positions in Caillete woods northeast of Verdun and reach German trenches north of the woods. Elsewhere local items note street repairs requested by the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company, Maryland Children’s Aid Society appoints leaders, and political filings mark party nominations in Frederick area.
The piece explains court orders forcing railroad strikers back to work under the Railway Labor Act and Taft Hartley cooling off rules. It notes Congress may need clearer limits on the right to strike when public injury could follow and critiques union tactics that delay resumption of service.
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