Ratefisher 1983 Publied Every Evening Except Sunday
Ratefisher Frederick Maryland news page lists publication details for the Frederick News and the publisher REAT SOUTHERN PIG AND MEG CO. North Court Street, pricing for subscriptions by mail and carrier, and circulation notes. The item is dated Saturday December 31, 1966, with Associated Press and Bureau affiliations.
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Ratefisher
Wer Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ated Press 4
Sil Ts
Ail
AP News
Frederick
the News
Maryland
A Prayer For 1967 New Year of Peace and Gratitude
In Frederick County the New Year 1967 is welcomed with a prayer for peace after a year of war that claimed lives of local young men. The message expresses thanks for blessings, hopes for full larders, steady work, thriving youth, and the return of sons and fathers from Vietnam to share those blessings.
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Frederick County
Vietnam
Inflation and taxes eat into real earnings for Americans
The Tax Foundation estimates show inflation and taxes cut real income across all wage levels over ten years. A married two child earner at $3,000 yearly would need $3,655 now, a loss of $655, 21.8 percent, while a $100,000 earner would need $107,621, up $7,621 or 7.6 percent. The piece argues real income matters, not nominal gains, and stresses the need to fight inflation and tax rises.
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The
Tax Foundation
Eisenhower Urges Term Limits for Congress and Courts
General Dwight D. Eisenhower argues for limiting Congress and federal judges to 20 years with lifetime pay, saying fresh blood from business and professions would keep government in touch with reality. He notes public service should be an interlude, not a career, and doubts supporters will back change.
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Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reader’s Digest
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Spending Cut Ahead as Congress Pushes Tax Pause
A press association poll shows Congress favors sharp spending cuts before tax increases in 1967. Members nationwide, except the Northeast, want reduced Great Society costs and no expansion of domestic programs. Bi partisan mood favors cuts, with Democrats facing electoral blowback and Republicans riding new popularity. In Vietnam, consensus remains to win quickly and avoid more American casualties.
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Congress
Press Association
Northeast
Johnson
Vietnam
The Year Ends in Gray Mood for Johnson and Nation
The national mood in Washington in late 1966 is somber as President Johnson battles a mounting array of unfulfilled Great Society programs and growing Vietnam war strain. Officials report health care housing and education efforts remain largely aspirational while public confidence and governance feel strained.
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Washington
Johnson
McNamara
White Sulphur Springs
East Asian bloc leadership for free Asia emerges
TOKYO reports that Asian nations in Thailand Vietnam Japan the Philippines and Laos are coalescing toward an independent bloc with economic political and military strength to deter Communist subversion. Japan could supply financial technical and organizational leadership but hesitates due to postwar memory and fear of war. U.S. officials favor an Asian led effort to reduce reliance on Washington and foster self reliance among regional nations.
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Tokyo
Thailand
Vietnam
Japan
Philippines
Laos
East Asia
Southeast Asia
United States
Manila
New East Asian Development Bank
India
Australia
New Zealand
Indonesia
South
Burma
Pakistan
Asia
U.S
Far East
War relief gift seeds global aid fund
Dr Thomas M Williamson donated 25 yesterday to seed a relief fund for Europeans enduring war hardships. He urged the money be given to a reliable nationwide relief agency. Frederick fire companies seek 2500 from city for fire service after reporting 2291 and 2169.51 spent last year.
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Williamson
Frederick tax rate unchanged as water rent raised
Twenty years ago item notes Frederick City officials will keep the property tax at 1.30 per 100 valuation while water rental rises about 25 percent. An arms control plan for the United Nations drew broad support, though the Soviet Union may resist. Sub-normal temperatures were forecast as a four day cold wave grips Frederick and cities as far south as Jacksonville.
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Frederick City
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Jacksonville
Fla
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook New Year reflections on safety and renewal
A reflective column urges good deeds at year’s start and warns that holiday fatalities often rise from speeding drinking and bad weather. It calls for personal moral responsibility from drivers and citizens, linking safe behavior to genuine celebration and hope for a better year.
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National Safety Council
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Ciety
New York City
Lyndon Johnson
By Ray Cromley
News-Post
Thomas M. Williamson
Europe
Panies
Junior Fire Company
United Steam Fire Company
Coeoa
Joe Eisenhauer
Berry's
NEA
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