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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1966
Page
4
The article traces the rise of Social Security taxes from a $30 annual top in 1937 to an anticipated $372.90 by 1987, noting employer matches and frequent amendments. It discusses benefit increases, extended eligibility, and characterizes Social Security as a welfare tax paid by both employers and workers, broader than a pension program.
The October to November consumer price index rose 0.2 percent, matching forecasts as prices increased across major categories except food. The gain marked the fastest rise in seven years, prompting warnings to avoid becoming accustomed to higher costs and noting the psychological impact on public perception.
A 1965 pattern shows American intellectuals disliking President Johnson and his domestic gains. The 1966 forecast warns of broader discontent as the war widens and funding for Great Society programs declines. Their vocal opposition could influence policy and voting while potentially boosting moderate Republican support against Johnson.
Hal Boyle presents America's Man of the Year as the 1965 Man in Viet Nam. The plural figure includes about 175,000 US soldiers fighting for political freedom in a distant land. He adapts to heat, jungle, and new warfare, determined to return home a winner despite mixed views at home.
The article analyzes U S policy during the Christmas truce with North Vietnam and the Vietcong. It discusses the possibility that truce violations are due to miscommunication or bureaucracy, and the strategic aim of extending the truce to spur negotiations. It notes internal debates on military tactics and the potential for a formal cease fire tied to peace talks.
Fifty years ago notes report Dr. B Holly Smith urging a $1 tax on all men in Maryland who own guns. Justice Marion C Miller recounts a vagrant sleeping with hogs, later jailed for 60 more days. A 1916 General Assembly deadlock looms as Harrington Smith and Lee Preston factions clash over House leadership.
Frigid December snow thawed as temperatures rose to 47 degrees turning Culler Lake unsafe for skating. Police ban skating while water appeared on the ice. Army reports slower overseas return may push homecoming up to three months for discharge eligible soldiers. The United States calls for the conviction of the German High Command as war criminals alongside Hitler and the Nazi Party.
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