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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1966

Page

4

Circulation Rates Listed for All Months and HS

The notice lists pricing for subscriptions: single copy 5 cents, $3.50 for a period, $64.40 per year and HS 60 per year. It presents rate options across all months and a yearly option.

Air lines strike tests national interest in three week stand

The nations biggest airline stoppage stretched three weeks as President Johnson failed to settle the machinists dispute. More than 150,000 travelers daily were blocked, 4,100 flights halted, and 231 U.S. cities plus 25 foreign ones affected. The cost of the contract rose to about 6 7 percent above the $4.15 wage. The piece argues for robust transit service and questions labor power over crucial air and rail links. It also notes a rumor that Rockefeller may step down to back Javits for New York governor and national ticket prospects, a claimed political maneuver debated by party leaders.

Johnson Congress United States Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Jacob K. Javits Rockefeller White House Senate Javits John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Franklin D. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland New York State John J. Burns James J. Reynolds Labor Department Machinists Frank J. Lausche Ohio Lausche National Machinists Union Democratic Party House of Representatives Washington

War Prisoners Exchange Marks North South Repatriation

The article notes North and South Vietnam exchanged prisoners this year and on anniversaries, with 21 refugees in January and 13 prisoners repatriated on the Geneva accord anniversary. It discusses U S views and Johnson remarks and warns North Vietnam against trials of downed aviators as war criminals.

United States Geneva International Red Cross North Vietnam South South Vietnam Johnson

The Poor Man's Philosopher Highlights of Common Sense

A mailbag of trivia and quotable facts spans topics from guitars to politics. It notes guitar growth to a 150 million dollar annual industry and California’s share of U S food output along with Hollywood corn. It recalls Lincoln’s 100000 campaign cost and bears assorted curiosities on bees, pets, weight loss groups, and historic presidential year overlaps.

New York California Amelia Hollywood

Congress Gift List for Luci Johnson Nugent Nuptials

A satirical catalog lists suggested gifts Congress might present to Luci Baines Johnson and Patrick Nugent on their wedding. Items range from seats in the Senate and an FCC license to name changes and exotic perks, reflecting humorous political whimsy of the era.

Luci Baines Johnson Patrick Nugent Congress Luci FCC Monaco Washington, D.C Johnson City Texas Great Britain Sen. Dodd The Great Society Bobby Baker Billie Sol Estes Pennsylvania Avenue Reading

Controversy Over Burgee Reinstatement Reaches Court

Fifty years ago the News-Post reports a mandamus petition filed to force school commissioners to reinstate Prof. Amon Burgee, principal of the Boys' High School, with attorneys of record and named commissioners listed. Also notes plans for an all day Temperance Rally in LeGore's Park on Sunday August 6 featuring Rev. E. E. Weaver and speakers from New Wind College and other figures.

Amon Burgee Boys’ High School Board of County School Commissioners James H. Gambrill, Jr Oscar B. Coblentz A. W. Nicodemus, Jr Harry Wood Ralph Browning William P. Morsell Prof. Burgee Leo Weinberg LeGore’s Park E. E. Weaver J. Welty Fahrney J. J. Johns New Wind Mary Haslup W.C.T.U Gonso Dr. G. Snyder Midafetown H. G. Fisher Keyser W. Va Rev. S. A. Kipe Emmitsburg

Three Girls Chosen For 4H Style Revue

Twenty years ago Frederick County 4H chose Dorothy Schaffer Martha Jane Layman and Barbara Ann Young to represent the county in the state 4-H Style Revue at College Park next week. The event at Braddock Heights drew about 175 4H girls and guests with many entries in home economics records and garden exhibits. A heavy rainstorm caused minor damage and high water on Route 40 near Wertheimer farm and Route 15 near Harmony Grove but no serious floods were reported.

Frederick County College Park Braddock Heights Dorothy Schaffer Martha Jane Layman Braddock Barbara Ann Young Middletown Helen Shelby John C. Engle Route 40 Wertheimer Farm Route 15 Harmony Grove

Washington Today: Strikes Deepen Airline Negotiation Stalemate

An analysis of the machinists union rejection of a proposed airline settlement and the broader political stakes. The piece discusses possible presidential and congressional responses, the push for a presidentially appointed labor board, and how the dispute tests federal authority and civil rights amid a nationwide airline strike.

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