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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1967
Page
4
The Audit Bureau of Circulations confirms membership with Associated Press. The move ties AP to industry circulation auditing standards and enhances accountability for news distribution.
A postwar overview asserts the Soviet led the World Student Congress from its 1946 Prague founding with communist control and CIA funding of the American World Student Association to represent liberal U.S. viewpoints. It critiques Cold War funding ethics and defends CIA aid as prudent amid anti-U.S. propaganda.
Nixon, like other GOP hopefuls, says he has not decided whether to seek the 1968 nomination. He credits his past campaign help for governors and congressmen with hurting, not helping, his nomination chances. He cites Romney, Rhodes, Rockefeller, Hatfield, and Percy as key figures shaping the field.
A reader urges safer driving in Frederick Shopping Center parking lot criticizing careless drivers who ignore arrows and lanes. The letter stresses respect for safety features and asks drivers to show caution and courtesy. It also notes opposition to a Hunting Creek Dam above Thurmont and asks service clubs and the Chamber of Commerce to speak out.
Readers in Frederick and Thurmont sound off on a new dam and boating site on Fishing Creek cautioning against environmental damage and unsafe water. A second letter argues voters should demand value, qualified teachers, adequate classroom space, and safe buildings, criticizing past school board spending decisions.
Analysis of U S aided civic action projects in Latin America to prevent future Vietnams. Describes modest funding and advisers from the U S military, aiming to block communist insurgencies through community development. Colombia cited with 2 full time and 7 part time U S military personnel guiding 2 500 Colombian officers in road and infrastructure projects.
The article notes small trading centers along highways improve market access and security, aiding government control in troubled areas. It highlights a civic program in Colombia training 32 camps for 12 to 16 year olds, with 140 military participants, teachers and merchants contributing, while also acknowledging mixed results and the risk of alienating locals when projects stall or exit.
Washington warned of possible early break with Austria Hungary as Vienna politics clash over submarine warfare and Americans in Vienna brace for evacuation similar to Berlin move. Frederick reports coal shortage endangering schools amid national fuel crisis from a recent strike.
Twenty years ago with the cooperation of the News Post the Weather Bureau began a direct forecast service for Frederick County citing local protests over Baltimore forecasts. The first forecast warned of cold weather with a chance of up to six inches of snow. Louise Robinson Heath, a Hood College educator, was elected dean of Keuka College New York and will finish the year at Hood before taking the Keuka post in the fall.
Washington Today critiques President Johnson’s economic materials sent to Congress, arguing the figures obscure whether prosperity truly exists. It notes population growth, urban congestion, rising deficits, and the balance between proposed spending and wartime costs in Vietnam, questioning the durability of the managed economy.
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