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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1967
Page
4
Local notice outlines subscription options for the Great Southern PTG and Meg Company Rectn Court Street Frederick Maryland. Rates listed include single copies, car delivery, monthly and yearly terms with varying prices.
The Frederick County government and Board of Education agree on limiting costly school construction. They oppose debt growth and will fund only affordable projects, noting Catoctin High and Valley Elementary faced funding denial. County leaders credit Mr Collins and Mr Herman for political courage and call for continued fiscal restraint to benefit future generations.
Johnson proposes a national crime program with $50 million in year one and $300 million in year two to spur local spending. The plan targets urban development style grants for law enforcement, crime prevention, and innovation, while addressing youth crime tied to slums and education.
Maryland constitutional convention fifth report seeks mandatory charter home rule for all counties. It replaces prior mixed approaches, proposing each county adopts a charter and runs its own operation with flexible local structures and limited state control. Tomorrow: differing county government forms.
Washington notes federal grants lure states with matching shares yet leave maintenance and service costs opaque. The Interstate Highway System alone may cost the 56 states at least 400 million dollars annually in upkeep, while other programs require similar hidden charges. Governors and officials urge tax sharing and clearer accounting, yet states still rely on federal funds for heavy construction and services.
A preparatory series of 25 cottage prayer meetings will be held tonight and tomorrow across Frederick County at locations including City Opera House to back the evangelistic campaign. A mass choir rehearsal of county Protestant churches is planned for Trinity Chapel with a 400-voice choir to sing nightly during the month.
The Soviet Union supports a unconditional halt to bombing by the United States demanded by North Vietnam. Rusk says the U.S. will not abandon troops, noting past ceasefires failed to yield peace. Moscow allegedly backs North Vietnam through military aid, pressuring continued fighting.
David Lawren summarizes how the United States plans to display firmness to counter Moscow and Hanoi. Secretary Rusk says talks on settlement are possible but bombing stops require elementary reciprocity and a permanent ceasefire. He forecasts withdrawal within six months if a satisfactory settlement on all issues is reached, while warning America will not abandon South Vietnam. The piece notes Soviet and North Vietnamese lines aim to wear down U S resolve and mask aggression.
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