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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
4
The French National Assembly approved de Gaulle’s policies to withdraw from NATO and remove United States bases. A surprising 137 members opposed the move, with Gaullists and Communists supporting the president while moderates and leftists censured him.
Liu Shao-chi visited Pakistan Afghanistan and Burma to win support against US Vietnam policy but each nation avoided mentioning Vietnam in communiques. The travels showed mixed reception and limited Chinese gains while signaling strong American diplomacy and Johnson administration success.
The League of Women Voters calls for strong fire, building and housing codes to guarantee safe dwellings for low income families amid a string of devastating Freddieik fires. Letter writers urge local government action and enforcement to prevent more deaths and injuries. A reader from Walkersville requests railway crossing safety improvements after a fatal accident near Fountain Rock tracks.
In 1916 Frederick shows up with Blue Ridge League players including Poke Whalen Bill King Clarence Yon Earl Grigge Leslie Fox Art Love Leroy Mencer Rabbit Agnew Thomas Warner Robert Orrison Jack Morrison among others. Also listed are 61 commissions for justices of the peace notaries public sworn in by Clerk Eli Haugh. In 1946 shipments to Washington milk market resume after a threatened strike is averted with a flat 7.20 weekly raise. Mayor Gittinger backs daylight saving time but defers to the governor for state action.
Washington columnist notes Senator Fulbright, as Senate Foreign Relations chair, accused the United States of arrogance in foreign policy. It argues dissent is allowed but questions criticizing one’s own government, citing his 1964 Vietnam resolution and the impact of his remarks abroad. Leaders and allies may misread such rhetoric as imperialism.
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