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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
4
John W. Gardner, HEW secretary and former Carnegie Foundation chief, warned Providence listeners that Americans harbor intense dislikes across party and regional lines. He urged seeing the good in others and working for the common weal, framing this era as creative yet disruptive but ultimately beneficial to a free society.
A discussion tracing the Fourth Amendment concept of search and seizure to electronic eavesdropping. It notes 1934 federal crime law against intercepting private phone calls, 1939 Supreme Court rulings, and the gap between federal and state practices. It urges lawmakers and lawmen to craft clear, modern rules for wiretapping and bugging.
The Johnson White House faces internal strife as Bill Moyers quits, with Myron Watson and Joseph Calafano highlighted as influential aides. Observers say Johnson’s shrinking personal reach, long hours, and a fading public image contribute to turnover and a sense of finality for the original Johnson team.
UNITED NATIONS N Y More than half the world’s people suffer hunger as FAO data show 1965 66 growth at 180 000 births daily while food output stalls and falls 5 percent across Asia Africa and Latin America. Experts urge global population policy and fertility limits to avert disaster.
Mayor Lewis H. Frasey called the traffic setup in Bank Square antiquated and proposed a depot style cabin with a stove and signs Keep to the Right to streamline movement of teams streetcars and autos. Cold rain and snow make directing difficult. The State highway to Jefferson is delayed by material shortages with bids expected in spring for paving the 20 mile stretch to Harpers Ferry.
A freak fire erupted in the Home Economics Department of Frederick High School, burning a door and a piano before dying out. Principal Harry C. Smith blamed a faculty party candle igniting cotton decorations, with Mrs. James Ranck smothering the blaze. He suggested smoldering flames may have reawakened overnight. Delegates for Frederick County named Jacob R. Ramsburg chair of the county’s General Assembly delegation, comprising four Republicans and two Democrats. Ramsburg also seeks minority leader of the House of Delegates, and caucus endorsed him for that post.
In a Chamber of Commerce speech Senator John C. Stennis argues the Vietnam conflict requires a clear long term policy and continued U S involvement. He notes heavy costs in lives and money, asserts North Vietnam and allies plan to extend the war, and calls for Haiphong port closure and reduced Great Society funding to sustain fighting.
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