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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1964
Page
4
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The Common Market approves a common price of 106.25 dollars per ton for wheat cutting German levels while raising France and others. The agreement aims to curb American grain markets and push the United States to develop new export outlets to avoid extra surplus purchases.
The United Nations moves toward a January 1965 decision on member dues delinquency. The Soviet Union leads arrears totaling 52 million dollars, with others including France also in arrears. more than half of the 115 members owe some portion of dues. If large debtors go unpunished, collection from others will falter and voting rights could be stripped, shaping the UN’s financial future and self governance.
As the new Congress opens on January 3 both parties confront organizational hurdles. Democrats seek to empower the House Speaker to override the Rules Committee and advance Johnson era programs, while Republicans push to loosen senior leaders' grip to allow more autonomy, with Gerald Ford named as a leading challenger.
Berry's World notes two overlooked factors in the controversy over Rev. Dr. Frederick Wood Jr.'s Gou cher College sermon. It observes the recurring pattern where the reformer prompts change, yet the church later claims victory and joins a consensus once success appears.
Mrs Edith M Browning of Monrovia Maryland letters warn that aging clergy cannot rely on age or ordination for counseling qualifications. She argues ministers risk harming believers when using ministry to satisfy personal desires and urges caution against unqualified clergymen offering counseling. December 22 1964.
The piece weighs GOP prospects and handicaps as 1966-68 leadership debates unfold. It weighs Goldwater’s lingering influence, Romney’s viability, Scranton’s shift toward control, Nixon’s moderation, Rockefeller’s potential, Hatfield’s caution, and the unsettled field of Tower, Dominick, and Brown as possible leaders amid party faction struggles.
Assisted by light cruisers destroyers and submarines seven British naval fliers in seaplanes made a daring night attack on the German naval base at Cuxhaven. Six aviators returned safely while the plane of the seventh was found wrecked off Helgoland. President Wilson celebrated his 58th birthday quietly with family. The hunting season ends in Frederick County under a new state law. A sorrel mare valued at 200 dollars stolen from John A. Schaeffer’s stables has been located in Virginia and returned.
The Washington suburb slaying of Colonel Charles W Fitzmaurice, a decorated Marine officer, prompts discussion on firearm licenses and safety. The piece argues for medical certs and periodic checks, comparing gun rules to driver licenses, and calls for state and federal regulation to reduce violence while preserving lawful gun use.
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