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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
4
Frederick County hosts contests in three towns for municipal seats with 22 jobs on ballots and six candidates vying for three openings. Voter interest reflects desire for local say in community future and leadership essential to progress amid rapid growth in the area.
Australian authorities fear a shrinking birth rate may hinder economic and defense plans amid proximity to communist Asia. The nation has relied on immigration as a stabilizing policy, mirroring trends in other wealthy nations, and suggests population growth can be managed in the near term.
The Internal Revenue Service receives hundreds of thousands of tips on faulty returns and uses them to recover taxes. Last year an additional 18 million dollars was recovered. Only about 1 in 20 claimants receive rewards, and payouts totaled 565245 dollars for 822 rewards from 4494 claims. The reward depends on usefulness and the informer must have a materially helpful tip. The informer’s own return is checked for accuracy, and a faulty return can expose the informer to suspicion.
President Johnson reports Americans saved 29 billion dollars in 1964, lifting total family wealth to 1.1 trillion dollars by year end. Savings rose about a third from the prior two years, and liquid assets grew faster than borrowings, though access to gains varied among families. The note links savings to homes, offices, factories, and ongoing prosperity.
The House vote signals swift passage of an expanded medical care program for seniors with July 1 1966 start for hospital and nursing care. Voluntary doctor insurance at $3 monthly is subsidized, offset by a hardship clause and payroll tax increases for workers and employers. The bill aims for a healthier elderly generation at great cost to workers, employers and taxpayers.
Governor Romney, preparing for a possible 1968 GOP bid, projects a reforming, maverick image in Michigan. He embraces civil rights, fends off rivals with blunt set pieces, and proposes a voluntary outreach plan for stranded motorists while his out‑of‑state strategy expands.
Hal Boyle reports a survey of 20 married women on irritating husband remarks. The responses span routine put downs about money, chores, and dress, with quotes like You dont know how lucky you are and Is that what we are having for dinner. Several wives defend their husbands as lovable despite the gripes.
Fifty years ago in the News-Post files of April 21 1915 Frederick County fires are declared ended with the mountains looking clear. A planned project would place about 50 000 bass in the Monocacy River under a Game and Fish Protective Association. The mayor advocates repeal of a city ordinance charging 15 cent daily licenses to sellers from the country.
News from twenty years ago reports Col. Gen. Joseph Harte of the Fifth Panzer Army captured in the Ruhr while attempting to slip through American lines. British tanks push toward Hamburg suburbs within a mile as three American divisions press Nazi remnants in Nuernberg. Maj. and Mrs. C. B. V. Sanner and daughter Janie return to Fort Devens after a two week visit with relatives in Woodsboro and Frederick.
Washington Today argues pacifist protests risk misreading American will and could push the United States toward war. It cites North Vietnam and China promoting American dissent and recalls U.S. entry into World War I and World War II as consequences of misunderstood public opinion.
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