Frederick News Subscription Rates February 1967
The Frederick Maryland newspaper lists subscription prices for 1967: single copy five cents. mail in advance one month 1.23, three months 3.69, six months 6.50, one year 127.00. Carrier seven cents per week, 1.30 per month, 15.60 per year. Includes Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick
the News
Maryland
Labor Unwraps Wage Demands After Guideline Easing
President Johnson’s 1962 wage and price guidelines were abandoned as major contracts loom. Labor vows high demands despite growth projections slowing to about 3 percent, raising fears of a wage and price spiral and potential blame on the President for the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Violence in America Cited by UK Inspector in Lecture
Police Commissioner Howard R. Leary warned at Cambridge University that crime has surged in the United States. He cited 267 American policemen killed by firearms in six years, 9,621 assaults in 1960 rising to 20,523 by 1965, and argued the nation has become a violent people needing reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Leary
New York
Britain
Cambridge University Institute of Criminology
Leary
London
New York City
United States
America
De Gaulle Sets Stark Conditions On British Entry To EEC
The piece portrays France under Charles de Gaulle applying hard terms to Britain for joining the European Common Market. Conditions would end Britain’s imperial reach east of Suez, relinquish Commonwealth preferences, sever the special US alliance, and devalue the pound by altering Sterling’s reserve role. De Gaulle hints he seeks to settle old Franco British dominance, echoing Napoleonic era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
William
Duke of Normandy
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Suez
United States
de Gaulle
Napoleon
Space program tragedy shows need for basic research reforms
Roy Cromley argues the Apollo disaster could have been mitigated with stronger basic and state of the art research. He says overemphasis on rocket development and underfunded foundational studies on gases sensors sparks and system interactions led to costly mistakes. Parallel evaluation of solid and liquid fuels could have sped progress and saved money in the long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Grissom, White and
Chaffee
Kinship of combat shown in brave act under fire
SP-4 David Brown of Olive Hill Kentucky risked his life after a Fourth Infantry Division firefight when his patrol came under heavy guerrilla fire. He stayed with the wounded sergeant, drew fire away, and helped drag him to safety. He credited the kinship of combat that binds soldiers even in brutal war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiku
Vietnam
David Brown
Olive Hill Ey
Fourth Infantry Division
Brush Country
Brown
U.S
Withdrawal of American Troops From Mexico Ends Pursuit
President Wilson approved War Department orders for General Pershing to withdraw all U S troops from Mexico and retreat to the Texas border. The move ends Pershing’s pursuit of Francisco Villa while an embargo on munition shipments to aid Carranza remains in force. A Frederick City survey notes a grave need for a public comfort station.
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Mexico
Wilson
War Department
John J. Pershing
Texas
Pershing
Francisco Villa
Washington
Carranza
Frederick City
Frederick News
Cold Wave Grips East with Subzero Readings
Twenty years ago on February 4, 1947 Frederick County faced an East Coast cold spell with 10 below in New York City and only 28 in Jacksonville. Miami’s hotels barred thermometers as plummeting temperatures and strong winds accelerated effects. No relief expected for days. Meanwhile Seventh Day Adventists secured a building permit worth $23,000 for a church at 1303-1305 North Market Street, addressing prior objections to a church on a corner lot in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
New York City
Jacksonville
Miami
Weather Bureau
1Sth Street
North Market
Seventhday Adventist Church
W. Raymond Walter
North Market Street
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Says Do Good Now
A brief note quotes Joe Eisenhauer urging that one should pass through life doing good while possible, with the sentiment that time to act is limited and the chance will not come again.
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday reminder for Frederick
The notice urges Lent as a holy season starting February 8 and reflects on churchgoing as a divinely appointed grace. It lauds the School Guards under Major Charles V. Main for public service, lists guard locations and names, and ends with a reflection on youth and mindset across ages.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEA
By Roy Cromley
Joe Eisenhauer
Charles V. Main
Police Department
Ruth Duckett
Madison Streets
Anna Bryant
South
Alice Bury
Elizabeth Hildebrand
Audrey Maupin
Nita Fenton
College Avenue
Carroll Parkway
Helen Barthlow
9Th
North Market Streets
Carol Brown
6Th
Bentz Streets
Gladys Routzahn
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