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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
4
Forty seven new Democratic representatives from Johnson’s 1964 landslide districts desert administration spending plans to project fiscal restraint before midterm elections. They vote with the President sparingly on four bills, fear inflation and tax rises, and worry their districts will not tolerate wartime spending as they seek reelection.
The letter argues mounting public dissent with court actions across levels and urges courts to show dignity and public image. It warns contempt of court erodes government and society and urges respect for law and those who administer it to avert real trouble.
A National Scene analysis examines the GOP’s fragility in minority status with 21 Democratic seats, potential pickups in New Hampshire Illinois and Oregon, and vulnerable targets including Tower in Texas Curtis in Nebraska and Wyoming while noting threats in Mississippi Georgia and Virginia and the strong but untested Ed Brooke in Massachusetts.
The current South Viet Nam crisis shows U S tactics failing to parallel military action with political and economic warfare. Communist organizers in North and South Viet Nam train local cells while the United States misses building strong local parties. US must develop methods to aid democratic party growth or its military and economic aid will fail.
Twenty three players will report to Frederick next Tuesday evening and the following morning. Initial practice of the season will be held Wednesday afternoon. A series of telegrams about a supervisor of assessments has left the county commission at sea, with unclear guidance from the tax commission and conflicting lists. A burglar fled a North Market Street home after stealing $20 and is being sought by city police. The Republican pre election campaign opens Friday at 7:30 PM in the Court House to plan for the June 11 vote.
Washington Today examines how no peace treaty formally ends World War II and how belligerent status lingers. It notes Soviet occupation zones in the Kurile Islands and East Germany, the non signing of a Japan peace treaty, Western Germany sovereignty questions, and UN actions still technically in effect against Red China and Korea. The piece questions how the UN could admit Peiping while conflicts remain unsettled.
The piece surveys postwar Europe, noting the Soviet shift from Hitler’s ally to confrontation with the West, the Berlin blockade, and the Berlin Wall, the NATO alliance, and the ongoing occupation in Berlin. It argues for a conference to redefine international law amid the new cold war tensions.
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