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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1966
Page
4
The piece contrasts U S readers with Indonesias response to economic chaos under Sultan Hamengku Buwono IX and General Suharto. It notes austerity to pull Indonesia from inflation and near bankruptcy, urging citizens to give more and ask less as a cautionary parallel to U S federal aid and entitlement trends.
Juan Bosch, former Dominican Republic president ousted in 1965, accepts a new nomination by acclamation. He likens the Dominican stance to David facing Goliath, seeks sovereignty and dignity, and appeals to all Dominicans and non Dominicans under Dominican skies. His rhetoric risks alarming American observers as Cuba and communists potentially loom.
New York assesses President De Gaulle with patience toward his NATO threat. The Johnson administration hopes for compromise, while experts say De Gaulle may bluff to secure terms with Russia. Despite threats, Western alliance survives as France’s power remains limited in global clout.
A compact AP column offers rapid-fire trivia from mail, with varied facts about diamonds in South Africa, pearls, fires, mobile homes, parking lots, measles, doughnuts origin, cholesterol tips, parking meters, brides veils, and Napoleon’s famous coat pose. It blends quirky trivia with brief health and history notes.
Spring for farm work was backward with rain delaying plowing and manure hauling. Farmers fear wet fields will harm soil. A novel YMCA pool entertainment featured girls Cornelia Ross Katharine Lamar Betty Grove Beatrice Trail Elizabeth Apple and Virginia James performing strokes and dives.
Twenty years ago the News Post notes several mumps cases citywide with Middletown High School hit hard. Health officer Dr. Kefauver says epidemic levels not yet reached and many physicians do not report. City planning aims to monitor development within one mile of the city to enforce Planning Commission rules, requiring plotting and plat approval before building starts.
Washington views the Saigon crisis with concern over possible American withdrawal. Senators and officials discuss civil government, constitutional assembly, and the risk that Viet Cong control could expand if the United States pulls back. A Democrat or Republican stance emphasizes that US aid depends on South Vietnamese willingness to defend their country, while public opinion may push toward withdrawal.
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