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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1966
Page
4
Estapuehes reports 108 percent bolished at the Southern FTG and MFG, Co. located at 6 Nera Court, Frederick, MD 21701, with contact 662-1177.
The piece argues for continuing air and naval bombings in North Vietnam to force negotiations from strength. It portrays soldiers' fear of political betrayal, emphasizes the need to end Communist aggression, and warns that delay risks future wars.
Two Washington doctors argue women should shovel snow to prevent heart disease. They claim hormones make women less prone to early coronary issues, while men exhaust themselves in hurry to clear walks. A female interviewee jokes that men rush yet women pace themselves.
Proposed six mile long by half mile wide lake in Sideling Hill Creek area would flood about staging land in Frederick Montgomery counties main goal to supply safe water for the nation plus expanded recreation. The $11 million project would be accessible from I 70 and Route 40 benefiting Maryland and neighboring states.
The Johnson administration intensifies justification for renewed bombing to block North Vietnamese supply lines and slow Viet Cong momentum. White House sources say high level strikes aim to halt Communist build up in South Vietnam and deny Hanoi victory before peace talks.
The piece argues U.S. bombing of North Vietnam aims to deter Red China by convincing Mao Tse-tung he lacks a safe sanctuary. It notes the credibility of threats depends on Johnson’s resolve and cites the morale boost for South Vietnamese forces after bombing resumes near the Cambodian border.
From the News-Peat Files dated February 8 1916 a note says Germany agreed reprisals target enemy subjects only. Locally efforts to join Frederick and Carroll counties for a Mongeacy crossing bridge near Gettysburg Water Works were renewed. Frederick County delegates oppose an eight hour women’s work bill with Frederick and Washington counties planning further hearings.
Twenty years ago Frederick County AMVETS met at the Legion Home and recommended to Frederick city the acquisition of 100 temporary housing units for rent at 18 to 22 dollars monthly. A committee under Post Commander James Marrone would draft a letter to Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger outlining the post's recommendation. The State Roads Commission signed contracts with M. J. Grove Lime Co for the Maryland approach and with Bethlehem Steel for the Sandy Hook bridge superstructure. The Ladies Auxiliary to Independent Hose Co. No. 1 elected officers at their annual banquet, naming Mrs. Margaret Carmack president and a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers.
New York AP column humorously notes Americans fail to excel in pickpocketing while praising quirks of everyday life. It jokes about truth and heaven, cliches, age, politeness, dogs, marbles, and medicine color trends plus a street vendor chestnut habit and a call for more sleep, outdoor walks, and quiet weekends.
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