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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1967
Page
4
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The article notes President Johnson chose not to engage in the The Death of a President controversy and details his swift oath after Kennedy's assassination. It compares Johnson's action to Coolidge Roosevelt and Truman under the constitutional rule of immediate succession, stressing the urgency and legality.
Yesterday residents urged the State Roads Commission to improve snow cleanup on the Washington route from Ridgeville to Damascus. They cited dangerous drifts during storms and slow response. Frederick Bank clearings reached a record $204 million, up $2 million from the prior peak. A 70-year-old traveler collapsed on the Jefferson Pike and was taken to the county jail for observation after walking from Cumberland.
Twenty years ago a Knoxville fire killed a two year old girl and seriously injured her four year old brother when an oil lamp was dropped. Police investigated five false alarms over New Year’s Eve that tied up area firemen and $80,000 in equipment. Four inches of snow left Frederick County traffic largely at a standstill on New Year’s Day with few accidents reported.
The 1967 outlook suggests a calmer year with a possible truce in Vietnam and reduced East West tensions. Analysts cite Vietnam strain easing, Latin American subversion waning, and Europe stabilizing as Moscow fears China while Red China fights internal and external pressures. Political shifts in Italy and France push toward peace talks, and Castroism fades in Latin America. The article notes continued sporadic conflicts but no broad shift away from Johnson era policies.
General Dwight D Eisenhower argues air strikes hit military targets only, while Nguyen in Hanoi reports civilians resist by arming as air raids persist. Salisbury notes civilians trained to man posts, aiming to deter low altitude U S attacks and boost morale. Officials say dispersed plants and people complicate bombing, yet the conflict continues as both sides strive to win.
A Viet Cong guerrilla captured by the 3rd Brigade Task Force, 25th Infantry Division, Viet Nam, tells interrogators that morale is good in new men but bad in old men. When asked who are the old men he replies anyone who has been in one battle.
Washington notes Red China detonated its fifth nuclear device since 1964 amid reported Soviet troop mobilizations on the 6,000‑mile Sino‑Soviet border. Officials see potential for wider crisis beyond Vietnam as Beijing ramps up nuclear capacity while signaling limited intervention only if Hanoi falters.
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