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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1967

Page

4

Teapot Dome ghost haunts juror at Baker trial

The 12 jurors in the Baker case, including Lenzie Barnes of North Carolina State College and Marvin J. Gant of Otis Elevator, recalled Teapot Dome memories as they found Baker guilty of income tax evasion theft and conspiracy. Judge Gasch noted credibility as key. Civil servants dominated the panel with 11 Negro jurors and one white woman.

Albert B. Fall United States New Mexico Interior Teapot Dome Wyo Robert G. Baker Senate Lenzie G. Barnes North Carolina State College Fall Barnes Baker Oliver Gasch Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Iker Kerr Marvin J Gant Otis Elevator Company Gant Bobby Baker Zool William C. Bittman John M. Buchanan

Blackmail Revisited Powell’s Bahamas Press Conference

The article critiques Adam Clayton Powell’s hype filled Bahamas press conference calling it a turkey and a broadcast for his song Keep the Faith Baby. It notes Powell threatened to reveal information about fellow lawmakers and urges Congress to compel public testimony and pursue all alleged transgressions without double standards.

Adam Clayton Powell Powell Bahamas Congress the Evening Star

Maryland Senators face bind over Frederick Carroll seats

By The Way With George B Delaplaine Jr describes Senators Goodloe By ron and Charles Smelser from Frederick needing to represent both counties under reapportioned Senate. Tax reform calls for income tax rise. education aid climbs toward 66 million with total new programs around 95 million. Frederick seeks help to pay county debt from school bonds while Carroll pushes for less debt but future building needs. Compromise inevitable and unlikely to please all.

Goodloe E. Byron Charles H. Smelser Frederick County Maryland Senate Catoctin High School Carroll County Carroll

Space program faces rough road in Congress debate

Ray Cromley argues Congress may slow space spending as Vietnam costs rise and a post Apollo program budget faces scrutiny. He warns against cutting funding now, urges deeper analysis of data from past manned missions, and recommends preserving long term research to prevent costly crashes and safer space exploration.

Congress Capitol Hill Virgil Grissom Edward White Roger Chaffee Johnson John Cooper Kentucky Senate U.S United States

Bank names new officers and capitalization plan

At the Citizens' National Bank annual meeting the capitalization is set at 100000 with a surplus of 300000. J D Baker is named president, W G Baker first vice president, H D Baker second vice president. William C Zimmerman is cashier. assistant cashiers are Samuel G Duvall and Joseph McDivit. Directors include J B Baker, W G Baker, Daniel Baker, Jacob H Ramsburg, G M Thomas, D E Kefauver, Thomas H Haller, J H Gambrill Jr., John S Newman, P L Hargett and Dr C H Conley.

Citizens’ National Bank J. D. Baker William G. Baker H. D. Baker William C. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall Joseph McDivit J. B. Baker Daniel Baker Jacob

Frederick Area Snowbound Hurts Trade And Travel

Twenty years ago the Frederick area faced heavy snow after a Northeaster with no school sessions and slow merchant trade. Road crews from the city county and state opened clogged icy highways to restore normal life quickly. Senator Robert A. Taft, named chair of the GOP Senate Committee on Committees, said the party aims to cut government spending and push a tax reduction this year or in 1948.

Johnson faces pivotal turn in policy and Vietnam stance

Washington columnist David Lawrence assesses President Johnson's address to Congress, urging firm domestic and foreign policy leadership. He argues for a credible Vietnam strategy to pressure negotiation, restraint on Great Society spending, and tax policy aligned with gradual economic confidence. He notes Congress must decide on a wartime footing and economic plan.

Washington Johnson America Congress Union Vietnam Southeast Asia

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Ghost NEA William Manchester By the Way George B. Delaplaine, Jr Frederick Carroll Counties State House Baltimore City Annapolis Committee On Taxation and Fiscal Reform Agnew Board of Education Frederick Counties Flinty EYE By Ray Cromley Capitol Charles Hendrickson N. P Farmers and Mechanics National Bank State Roads Commission Robert A. Taft Ohio Sen Ate All Legislation By David Lawrence Mr. Johnson
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