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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
4
This essay defends Washington as more than a hero of myth, arguing his leadership preserved the Revolutionary cause and enabled the Constitution. It note his unique ability to unite factions, preside over the Constitutional Convention, and inspire future generations to honor his legacy 235 years after his birth.
Governor Hughes requests legislative expansion of current law to provide free bus service to private and parochial students regardless of proximity to public routes. Eligibility would cover kindergarten through 12th grade within defined distance limits, continuing parochial buses, and aligning with nationwide practice that aids the pupil’s welfare.
A feature praising the Future Farmers of America Week from February 18 to 25. It highlights FFA's role in educating youth about agriculture, citizenship, and food production, notes historical shifts from farm to urban living, and emphasizes the growing responsibility of farmers as population and land use change.
At a Fresno gathering Mexican American leaders press for a major national conference on poverty education health and welfare. They warn militants may rise if action stalls and note slow federal response amid alleged under representation in public and private jobs.
In this column Ray Cromley argues peace talks hinge on Ho Chi Minh. Ho could open talks and propose reasonable terms, but historically he avoids negotiations. The Laos experience shows treaties with communists often fail to enforce coed rules or control, casting doubt on any treaty with Ho.
Fifty years ago Frederick County farmers grappled with labor issues, citing living conditions and a sense of partnership as key factors beyond wages. Interviews reveal shift to piece work with 10 cents per shock and veteran tradesmen raising horse shoer rates amid wartime profits. In Washington, President Wilson urged a bill to arm ships as German U-boat warfare loomed.
Twenty years ago the News-Post reports the Red Arrow Pittsburgh to Philadelphia train crash near Altoona Pennsylvania with 17 bodies recovered from rail cars and many injured as two engines derailed. President William Green of the American Federation of Labor condemns opponents in Congress as enemies of labor in a Miami address.
Washington lawmakers fault Supreme Court rulings for letting criminals go free and press a broader crime bill. Representative McMillan notes crime rose nearly 300 percent since 1958 while DC police and jails faced funding and organizational limits. He cites Mallory and later rulings as key factors.
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