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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1966
Page
4
A brief Freestanding line noting a modern taxpayer perspective on the Atlas myth. The item situates the thought as a contemporary rebuttal to ancient beliefs, framing Atlas as a symbol of outdated world support. The note reflects the newspaper’s opinion section and reader engagement style.
Indira Gandhi outlines her government's plan to feed 485 million Indians amid a drought. She thanks the United States for about 11 million tons of Food for Peace aid and pledges to import the remainder. The policy blends socialism with private enterprise and aims to expand the public sector in basic industries, power, and transport. Abilene Kans hosts a welfare tax protest sparked by a housewife, Mrs. Stuart Chase, who exposed welfare roll abuses. Dickinson County faces rising welfare costs with state and federal shares.
Bruce Bioss notes the farmer’s declining political weight as urban growth dominates policy. Supreme Court reapportionment and redistricting shrink rural representation while farm prosperity concentrates among a small, profitable minority. The writer warns the nation may ignore farm interests as numbers shrink and urban priorities rise.
Readers urge Congress and the Senate to pass bills restricting animal abuse in research and curbing pet napping. Mrs. James Stevens among supporters notes ongoing committee hearings and the push for stronger protections.
Citizens ask committee chairs and lawmakers to advance strong animal protection bills while avoiding advocacy for specific measures. They offer to share summaries of preferred bills and provide contact details for the Society for Animal Protective Legislation at P O Box 3719 Georgetown Station Washington D C 20007 and note residents Mr and Mrs John C Alexander Box 413 Frederick Md.
Historical brief notes a ground hog failing to see his shadow signaling six weeks of clear weather, followed by a heavy snowstorm described as the season's heaviest. Farmers welcome the snow for wheat protection after freezing thawing cycles. Also covered are planned Mountairy High School dedication, a new Jefferson banking branch, and 1946 selective service notices with local inductees and pre induction examinations.
The piece notes President Johnson's optimistic economic outlook and the risk of renewed war spending in Vietnam. It highlights rising consumer prices, a depreciating dollar, and skepticism about true growth, stressing need for restraint and focus on return on investment over gross totals.
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