Bankers warn against tax rise as economy cools in 1967
Leading banks from Chase Manhattan to First National Bank of Boston urge against higher taxes while the economy cools. Only Chase Manhattan favors a tax increase. Bankers warn a rise could reduce revenue and slow growth, with some calling for sustained or reduced federal spending instead.
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David Rockefeller
Brussels
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First National Bank of Boston
Cleveland Trust Company
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Police Say Courts Overstep In Confession Rules
Supreme Court rulings on criminal confessions stir debate as police resist strict advisory norms. Pennsylvania Justice Musmanno rebukes lower courts for suppressing voluntary statements and urges restraint from forcing suspects to stop talking.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Escobedo
High Court
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Michael A. Musmanno
Musmanno
US Supreme Court
Grand Coalition Rules Germany With Shared Power
The Christian Democrats and Social Democrats form a nearly equal grand coalition. Chancellor Kiesinger heads nine CDU ministers while Willy Brandt serves as Vice Chancellor and Foreign Minister with eight SPD ministers. The split in authority mirrors Bundestag votes as defections threaten stable governance and a move to proportional voting could edge Germany toward a two party system, marginalizing minority voices.
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Social Democrats
Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
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Christian
West
The Prince Sihanouk in a Trumpet of Self Myths
The elderly relative of Prince Norodom Sihanouk discusses Cambodia's leader in the Thailand Cambodia border region. He portrays Sihanouk as a prince who believes his judgment is supreme and who accepts French backing, Chinese ties, and Vietnamese and Thai influence. The interview highlights Sihanouk's insecurity, borders, and constant need to project strength while balancing powers.
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Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Sihanouk
de Gaulle
Peking
Beng
Trailand
South
Anuus
Viet Cong
North
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U S Role In Mideast Looms Over Jordan Aid Crisis
UN relief funds flow to Arab refugees amid Middle East power plays. King Hussein’s fragile throne faces a US policy dilemma as the PLO and Arab factions vie for influence. Russia and China sway Syria and Egypt, while Israel remains a UN member in focus. US aid via UNRWA under scrutiny amid calls for reassessment.
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United Nations
UN Relief and Works
Unrwas
Ne Liberation Organization
PLO
Palestine
Othe
Shukairy
Hussein
Liberation Army
Jordan
Middle East
Essat
Nasser
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Knaid Bakdash
Bakdash
Moscow
Syria
Russia
Red China
Peking
Israel
Vefgees
United States
Tacky Party Aids Girls High School Alumnae in Frederick
Fifty students from the Alumni Association of Girls High School in Frederick City held a masked carnival called a Tacky Party at the East Church Street building. The event opened a series of winter activities directed by the early classes with grand march and block dancing supervised by Katherine Wiener and colleagues. Charles A. Ogle named assistant cashier at Commercial State Bank of Frederick Mount Airy branch, replacing A R Molesworth who moved to Frederick main banking rooms.
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Frederick City
East Church Street
Katherine Wiener
Kate Seeger
Della Cronise
Grayson Bowers
Hal Lee Ott
Kate Shank
Mollie Zimmerman
Commercial State Bank of
Royal romance of the century and county budget shock
London reports Princess Elizabeth to wed Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark amid wartime service fanfare. In Frederick County the Republican Board of County Commissioners expresses shock at large budget requests, including a $215,000 rise for education salaries and smaller boosts for Welfare and Roads, hinting at a possible 40 cent tax rate increase.
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Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Greece
Denmark
Philip
George II
Frederick County
Republican Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Roads Board
Nike-X and Nuclear Deterrence Debate in 1962
Washington Today discusses the Pearl Harbor warning, Nike-X anti-missile plans, and U S Soviet ICBM balance. It notes McNamara and Joint Chiefs support for deterrence, cites US lead in missiles, and questions about Soviet adequacy and potential ranges of an arms race.
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Pearl Harbor
Europe
Pentagon
America
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Leningrad
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