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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
4
Debate in Washington DC over whether police can interrogate suspects for three hours while advising them of rights but without an attorney present. Advocates urge access to counsel for all arrestees. police fear it could end interrogation practice.
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz says the hard core of unemployables is smaller than feared. He forecasts unemployment dropping to 3.5 percent by year end and argues 2 to 3 percent is achievable with worker job changes and a 0.5 percent core. He estimates 375,000 would remain as the hard core even after changes in jobs and possible government roles.
The piece claims a renewed Communist strategy aimed at discrediting top U.S. leaders. It argues picketing Johnson in New York for a Freedom House award and Humphrey abroad signals a broader effort from Hanoi and Beijing to sway public opinion and aid South Vietnam, insisting such tactics will fail.
History highlights weaknesses in Viet Nam enclave strategy. Enclaves, if used to expand influence and protect populations, succeed by winning interior support, but fail when treated as Maginot-like walls. The piece compares Crusader and Indochina lessons to modern coastal bases.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle contrasts the path to presidency with a columnist life. He recalls birthdays jokes about Washington and his own aging, notes travel and odd experiences, and praises readers while acknowledging limited power. He ends with a humorous mother-signed fan note.
Fifty years ago the grand jury submitted a report condemning the use of money at primary and general elections yet failed to bring indictments in related cases. A city official urged government purchase of the Hargett property for a new post office and widening Brewer's Alley. Another street would be opened north south to improve access. Senator Kaufman introduced a bill in the Senate seeking 4516.95 to compensate Josiah A. Ramsburg for trees destroyed by orders of the State Entomologist in 1901.
The Central Legislative Assembly passed a motion of censure against the Indian government over the Royal Indian Navy strike in Bombay Karachi and other centers. Philip Mason secretary of war announced two inquiries one military and one legislative with participation by lawmakers. Hood College staged Faculty Hay-day in Brodbeck hall with acts written directed and produced by the Physical Education department led by Miss Marion Smith.
Washington commentary argues CBS erred by skipping Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on the Vietnam War while NBC aired them. The piece cautions about one sided broadcasts and urges networks to provide rebuttals and full context to keep the public informed.
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