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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists established date 1903 publication details for a Frederick Maryland newspaper, with address North Court, phone 662-1177. It shows subscription rates by mail and carrier, including one month 1.25, three months 6.50, one year 12.00, and carrier rates of 3 cents per week or 1.30 per month.
The piece notes 105 million Americans and businesses expected to file returns this year a rise from last year's 102.5 million. It credits a 1962 automatic data processing program for the IRS that will be fully in place by 1970, enabling thousands of job cuts and a streamlined workflow with faster error checks and fraud follow ups.
The New York transit strike prompts leaders to weigh lawful compliance and negotiations. Kheel and Van Arsdale oppose compulsory arbitration while Walter Reuther advocates a prearranged formula involving labor industry and government to prevent paralyzing stoppages.
The American Legion Post 1271 of Tappan New York adopts Company C First Battalion Second Infantry First Division now in Vietnam. The post volunteers to assist company personnel with stateside problems including family emergencies.
A reader questions tax priorities after a heavy storm crippling county roads. The letter criticizes spending on schools while milk shipments suffer, notes Route 17 ice blanketing Middletown to Myersville, and suggests bus safety amid emergency conditions.
Meredith Ropp of Myersville and nurse Mrs Paul E Main of Frederick thank neighbors and county road workers for aid during drifting snow. Ropp questions tax payments amid equipment shortages and drifts, while Main credits H B Neal for lifting her after a night shift and praises roads crews for clearing paths despite strain.
Washington observers argue a Vietnam War halt and a Korean-style armistice are likely, with the United Nations and Pope Paul urging peace talks. If UN backing constrains both sides, a cease-fire could hold for years while negotiations address broader issues and recognition for factions.
Yesterday items include Albert Crawford escaping serious injury after an oil wagon toppled on West Patrick Street at Battletown Hill. Barney Carbaugh at age ten received a suspended sentence for placing iron on tracks near Catoctin endangering about 20 passengers. The German Lusitania response did not relieve tensions as Secretary Lansing met Count von Bernstorff briefly and remained unhappy with the conference.
Twenty years ago, the county firemen executive committee announced use of the state armory for business sessions and half of the Maryland State Firemen's Association convention. W Bartgis Storm will report progress to the Sunday meeting of the organization. The Orphans Court yesterday admitted Jeannette Johnston will and codicil to probate and named Parsons Newman executor and Emma H Phelps administratrix of John Kenneth Phelps estate. First and final accounts of Marion F Bush as executor of Charles W Plush estate were approved. A practical alert was staged yesterday at Nurenberg by the U S command to protect the Palace of Justice from attack.
February marks famous birthdays of Washington and Lincoln and a nationwide declaration of American identity. The piece frames the nation as a living entity with a century and a half of history, honoring founders, wartime sacrifices, and national symbols, concluding with a wish to remain free and strong in 1966. It credits Rex R. Martin and the Norfolk and Western Railway for publicizing the message.
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