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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1966
Page
4
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The piece argues that Lyndon Johnson may pick John Kennedy as running mate to shore up the ticket. It notes Kennedy's rise within the Democratic ranks and ADA support shifts while Humphrey loses ground. It suggests a Johnson Kennedy ticket could form by 1968 despite public denials.
The defense department plans a special program to rehabilitate about 40,000 draft rejects next months with 100,000 annually after. The effort targets men from the 1-Y pool including an expected 30 percent Negro enrollment among rejects, aiming to raise them to acceptable standards for military service and later improved civilian work prospects.
The piece portrays Lyndon Baines Johnson traveling in the United States, using Air Force One and presidential limousines, to win over voters and energize Democratic campaigns. It notes his need for public contact, the manufactured cheer of advance teams, and his belief that road trips reveal the nation’s support more clearly than quiet White House isolation.
The Frederick County Report To The People is called a primer but fails to deliver concrete data on operations or costs. It lists seven major functions and vague accomplishments, with no dollar figures or capacity details, making the $5 000 document an uneven public accountability aid.
Fifty years ago residents on East and West South Street complained about corn husks from wagons strewing the streets. City officials considered enforcing the local ordinance against husk dropping, recalling past arrests and fines. The piece notes a busy season with other local news items.
A brief aphorism attributed to Joe Eisenhauer notes the urgency of doing good while passing through life. It emphasizes the finite nature of existence and the call to act now rather than delay.
An observer at the seashore notes chest hair fashions revealed at a barber show and jokes about baldness remedies. He cites a study on 200 men and reflects on hair, aging, and personal grooming while praising local restorer Floyd Spalding for scalp care.
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