Aiken Pushes Frugality Against Congressional Pamphlets
Vermont Senator George Aiken questions the大量 government pamphlets sent to Congress for free distribution. He notes about 200 000 copies may already sit in the Senate warehouse while millions more flow from agencies like Agriculture. He argues funds could be redirected to useful channels and cites junk mail as a consequence.
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George Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Congress
Senate Rules Committee
Sen. Aiken
Sen Aiken
Agriculture Department
New York City presses for higher property levy and debt limits
New York City revenues face pressure as budget chief William F. Shea warns Albany the current 2.5 percent property levy ceiling is inadequate amid rising assessments. He seeks a 3 percent limit and a higher debt cap to support spending, even with Gov Rockefeller's expected 220 million tax increase. The shift suggests that modernizing taxes won't curb spending or the tax burden.
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New York City
Wagner
William F. Shea
Albany
Shea
New York
Gov. Rockefeller
Inflation fears and save strategies for the average earner
Economists and bankers warn the typical worker faces little hedge against rising prices. They cite modest incomes from 100 to 200 dollars weekly, limited funds for investments, and the challenge of buying a home with insufficient remaining budget for other real estate or stocks.
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Eco
Uncle Joe Walling Heads Toward Frostburg In Buckskin Attire
Fifty years ago in the News Post Mary land mentions Uncle Joe Walling riding a wiry pony in buckskins on a cross country trek. A telegram reports he left Cumberland at 10 45 am and will stop tonight at Frostburg. Arbor and Highway Day is proclaimed with school tree plantings statewide. Woodsboro officials seek 1048 67 franchise tax payment for 1900 to 1913. Capt James Malone of Baltimore visits his son in North Market Street.
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Pawnee
Joe Walling
Maryland
Cumberland
Frostburg
Capt
James Malone
Baltimore
C.M. Malone
North Market Street
Trout season opens amid favorable weather forecast
Twenty years ago on April 8 1945 readers learned that unusually warm pre season conditions and near completion of stream stocking bode well for trout fishermen awaiting the season opening on April 15. General Douglas MacArthur will command all Army forces in the Pacific and Admiral Chester Nimitz all naval forces in the area per the joint chiefs of staff. Six Japanese warships including the 45 000 ton YMATO cruiser and 391 enemy planes were destroyed in a two day battle near Japan. A heavy frost spread across the county this morning with temperatures dipping below freezing for the second consecutive night.
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Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Chester W. Nimitz
Joint Chiefs of, Staff
Japan
Adm
Washington Today on Peace Voices in Vietnam War
David Lawrence argues against calls from foreign and domestic voices to seek an immediate peace in Vietnam. He urges United States leaders to maintain military aims, avoid revealing plans, and push for a decisive victory to secure a durable peace and strengthen UN credibility.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Roosevelt
America
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
Red China
U.N
Johnson
Asia
United Nations
Too Much Police Protection To The Editor
A Frederick writer defends their B and T Q Ball arcade at 318 North Market Street against what they view as excessive police scrutiny. They describe checks by Chief of Police and detectives, a beat patrol, and a 10 pm curfew enforcement for under sixteen patrons.
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Frederick
Carty
Second
Fourth Street
B& T
North Market Street
Maryland
Hit and run air tactics in Hanoi raids analyzed
The piece argues Hanoi uses ground guerrilla tactics in the air with hit and run raids. It outlines need for alert pilots, EC 121 radar coverage, and F 4C Phantoms near Hanoi to intercept MIG 15 and 17 jets during bombing campaigns. It notes cloud cover hampers defenses and details bomber aircraft vulnerabilities and protections.
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Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Laos
Air Force
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