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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1967
Page
4
An essay argues Burns would favor a societal gift to see others as they see themselves to reduce mis understandings between nations. It cites Russia's arms plans and fears of mis calculation in Vietnam including potential shifts in balance of terror and the call for peace talks over jungle warfare.
Americans for Democratic Action unveiled a liberal program aimed at shaping President Johnsons domestic agenda in the State of the Union. It calls for prepaid health insurance, universal public education, 5 million public service jobs, strengthened civil rights, housing aid, guaranteed living income, and expanded anti poverty work with a projected $16 billion annual cost, to be funded by higher taxes. The report warns lawmakers and the public that passage is unlikely amid voter resistance to new taxes.
The Liberty Lobby gathering in Washington showed little vigor with 400 attendees. Notable figures included Reps Albert Watson and John Carick and J Evens Haley. The event focused on repealing the 16th Amendment and opposing the United Nations while critiquing the Johnson administration.
Western intelligence notes East European Communist leaders face Vietnam war pressure as Polish workers in Olsztyn Blonie and Zyradow resist two extra days of donations and four hour pledges. Strikes end after concessions, with pay deductions refunded and no discipline for leaders.
Fifty years ago in January 1917 the Senate seated three new members Kirby of Arkansas Watson of Indiana and Fernald of Maine after a vote defeated by Reed Smoot to delay pending investigation. President Wilson asked Congress for federal railroad control to prevent disruption by organized labor. War time grain prices climb with corn at 4.75 and wheat at 1.93 as local farmers plan larger plantings hoping for profits if the war endures.
The Frederick County Historical Society plans to collect wartime records in industry agriculture and government and may establish a threefold Hall of Fame. Harry Schroeder Henry H Shoemaker Dr B C Thomas Sr and Ellis C Wachter lead the effort. Development of Frederick airport hinges on a $300000 federal grant and city matching funds pending congressional action. The city will seek state borrowing authorization after federal approval. Theatres present Perry Como If Im Lucky Accomplice and Strike Me Pink with The Three Stooges Eddie Cantor at Frederick Theatre.
Washington Today argues that restricting pretrial publications risks harming press freedom while urging voluntary cooperation between press and judiciary to curb rumors. The piece questions juror education and literacy, cites Darrow’s jury tampering case, and calls for ethics reforms and a stronger jury system to protect fair trials and public safety.
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