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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1966
Page
4
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A reflection on Washington not as a mythic symbol but as the father of the nation. The piece urges Americans to reevaluate national values, patrimony, and courage in light of his legacy and the aging republic. It emphasizes patriotism, independence, and steadfast character as enduring ideals.
President Johnson boosts interest on E and H war bonds from 3.75 to 4.15 percent. The change affects bonds bought since December 1, 1965, with smaller increases on other outstanding issues. Treasury cost rises by 196 million dollars, but the move aims to attract savings and back U.S. troops in Vietnam.
A letter supports maintaining school milk and lunch programs permanently at full peak. It argues savings from cutbacks would fund less important domestic programs, while health of school children remains a priority. Rep Ancher Nelson of Minnesota is cited.
The column contrasts youth dreams with midlife fears and lists typical bad dreams. A humorous anecdote recounts a man dreaming his wife becomes a mermaid, leading to a comic daylong uplift after a divorce and remarriage to a wealthy widow.
The writer urges Frederick County to fund core teaching and student needs before adding facilities like swimming pools. They critique costly school designs and argue against expanding the school board, noting high assessments and questions about the value of new amenities. They call for focus on teachers, pupil education, and realistic construction budgets. CC: To Mr. Gordon Smith President The Frederick County School Board 220, N. Market Street Frederick, Md
Reports indicate Secretary of State Lansing pressed the British Foreign Office for quick responses to American notes protesting mail seizures and the application of the Trading with the Enemy Act to certain American firms and interests.
Washington essay frames Alfred P. Sloan Jr as a beacon of American capitalism and philanthropy. It contrasts his 90 year life of wealth with communist ideals, noting Sloan Foundation grants, support for science medicine and cancer research, and the value of free enterprise.
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