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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
4
A fragmented OCR line from the Associated Press bureau of circulation section shows partial header text including member and bureau references. The readable portion does not provide a complete event or attribution for a standalone news item.
The high court ruled unanimously that Julien Bond’s constitutional rights were violated when the Georgia House barred him despite three elections. The decision shielded free speech scope but sparked debate on legislative power over member qualifications during wartime. In a separate analysis, a Northwestern Life study warns 1966 could see $3 to $4 billion in losses from amateur shoplifting and employee theft, driven by holiday demand and broader social attitudes.
A Thai police program trains officers to aid villagers with birth care and basic medicine while using nonviolent, friendly methods to win trust. The goal is to counter Communist influence by making police seen as friends, encouraging villagers to share information about Communist organizers and guerrillas. The approach relies on local police, village officials, and militiamen shaping loyalties in Southeast Asia’s rural communities.
A letter applauds Dr Martin for denouncing school board spending and urges taxpayers to speak up. It questions irrational costs, criticizes architect fees and unnecessary additions, and argues education quality outweighs lavish facilities. Also includes a Christmas letter to Santa and a note supporting Dr Martin’s views.
December 13 1916 farmers rushed to butcher hogs as pork and lard prices surged due to the European war lard 12c per lb strip pork 13c ham 19c top hogs weighed 517 lbs Josiah Gross near Jefferson turned 1497 pounds of hogs producing nine cans of lard Frederick Club in the Blue Ridge League to appoint John J Rabbit Agnew as new manager succeeding Jack Morrison at the Frederick City Hotel Agnew from Middletown NY previously ran the hotel pool room and will scout talent for the club.
The Blue and Grey staff at Hood College went on strike over alleged apathy toward the high grade publication. For the first time in college history the paper did not publish on schedule, replacing it with a one-page flier outlining the protest and offering no timetable for resumption. Meanwhile a Ridgeville liquor store was looted of 34 cases of whiskies wines and scotch and 13 cases of imported champagne vanished from a loft theft by an outside stairway and car usage as tracks were found in a nearby yard.
President Johnson contends with a delicate budget path as deficits grow and bipartisan pressure mounts. He hints at a tax increase to curb the outlays while fearing political backlash and the risk of economic disruption. A stabilizing five year plan and controlled spending may offer relief without triggering a recession.
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