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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1967
Page
4
Frederick Maryland edition dated Tuesday February 28 1967 offers brief notices and local highlights. The page includes newspaper masthead details, subscription prices, and AP wire content credit.
The text argues that after Moscow talks shifted from a limited freeze to a general missile limitation, the Soviet Union continues deploying defenses while the US is urged to develop its own anti missile systems. It warns delaying deployment invites attack and cites past Soviet behavior in nuclear test talks.
In Brooklyn Jose Suarez, 22, confessed to killing his wife and two children last April. He was released after the Supreme Court ruled police must inform suspects of rights, rendering his confession inadmissible. District Attorney laments the ruling and warns of a trend threatening criminal law enforcement.
The Oregon State Game Commission Bulletin argues wildlife bears the cost of conflict between farmers and recreationists. Farmers uproot hedges to curb weeds and reduce gamelike pheasants and quail, while the public treats private land as public property. It urges public respect for wild lands and cooperation with farmers, who are naturalists at heart.
The Maryland Constitutional Convention Commission outlines a sweeping redesign of the judiciary. It calls for a state administered system with four courts, mandatory attorney eligibility, fixed ten year terms, and chief justice control. Clerks of the Circuit Court would be non elective.
A reader urges Maryland residents to scrutinize the proposed Hunting Creek dam. He cites opposition from anglers conservationists park and highway authorities landowners and taxpayers alongside a warning about costs and security. Also letters oppose beer sales at Terrace Lanes in Frederick and question school funding decisions, urging prudent spending and preservation of rural school traditions.
Reported massive plot by Japan and Mexico to attack the United States from Washington prompts Congress to act. Senate endorses broad powers for the president to handle the emergency while the House passes a Wilson bill to arm all US ships carrying munitions to the Allies. In Yellow Springs a log accident injuries Danial J. Lewis, George S. Martz gravely hurt. Martz at Frederick City Hospital with fractured jaw.
February 28 1947 story notes a blizzard tough on Frederick County with 16 inches of snow on the level and 54 mile per hour winds. Roads are blocked and isolation may last up to a week as the Weather Bureau reports the severe drifted conditions.
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