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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
4
A long exchange shows Romney faulting Goldwater's 1964 campaign for southern white bias and lack of party unification. Polls hint at GOP divides, with 27 percent likely to withhold support if Romney rejects Goldwater’s ticket, while Nixon competes as a unifying alternative.
The article reports 749 deaths during a 102 hour Thanksgiving period, with a similar toll expected in non holiday periods. It warns traffic danger will rise on upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays, urging planning to travel by car and caution due to weather.
The piece argues smog is not only a Los Angeles and New York issue but a nationwide concern. It warns pollution harms the elderly and those with respiratory illness and calls for regional action rather than isolated state efforts.
A French journalist Gary Vinatrel argues that anti American sentiment in Europe is limited and that most Europeans respect the United States for standing against dictators. He writes that Americans fight for freedom in Southeast Asia and should not be swayed by antiwar critics at home or abroad.
A fragmented humorous column riffs on Santa Claus and holiday woes in New York App. Amid garbled lines a narrator muses on Christmas feelings and modern woes. References to Santa, a crane of jokes, and a wish for simple appreciation appear through the noisy text.
Members of the life Knights of Pythias elected new officers after a venison supper at the lodge. C Allen Jones was captain with Ernest Lo Myers and Warr Shiples as lieutenants and EE Russell Stockman as recorder. Devilbiss remains treasurer. Large black bears are being hunted in the county with some meat sent to Martinsburg, WV, at eight cents a pound. Willis Ramsburg of Tuscarora shot a 450 pound bear and earned a day’s pay delivering it to Martinsburg.
Twenty years ago at an organizational meeting of Montgomery County's first Republican Board of County Commissioners in years Brooke Joins was chosen president. The new board included Deputy Sheriff Ernest Hawkins as secretary. Bernard Walsh named counsel with aid from ex-Orphans Court Judge Thomas Co Kelly. The Democratic State Central Committee spent 9064.02 on the recent election and lost the county to the GOP, whose expenses showed 4000 less. Treasurer James H. Grove's report cites 2976.98 in dinners for party workers and J R Molstead as the largest contributor with 1702.
President Johnson signed a law permitting taxpayers to block funding for political campaigns, a unprecedented move raising concerns about spending tax money on presidential and vice presidential expenses. The measure lacks full study and may prompt future revisions, with calls for an independent enforcement agency and possible earmarking of funds while preserving private contributions for other campaigns.
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