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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1966

Page

4

Senators Bow Out Gracefully As Pressure Mounts

A trend in which aging U S senators resign or decline reelection continues with Harry Byrd Leverett Saltonstall and George Smathers joining the list. Pat McNamara may follow, as doctors and personal judgment steer long careers toward retirement. Carl Hayden remains an outlier active at age and position.

U S Harry F. Byrd Jr Dva Leverett Saltonstall R-Mass George A. Smathers Dfla Sen Pat McNamara D-Mich Arizona Carl Hayden At &8

Why The Silence On Viet Nam Peace Offensive

The article critiques antiwar critics for their silence during President Johnson's peace push. It cites FBI findings about a 1969 campus protest wave and a directive from the communist party on slogans for Hanoi, Peking, and Moscow, questioning motives and noting a lack of public urging for an armistice.

Johnson U. S Viet Nam Hanoi Peking Moscow Federal Bureau of In Washington Communist Party FBI Points East

New 1040 Form Brings Lighter Look For Taxpayers

The Internal Revenue Service mails up to 60 million taxpayers a redesigned No. 1040 form with lighter type and a cleaner layout. The basic questions and rates stay the same, though the eagle olive branch and scale of justice emblem appear on the page. The April 15 deadline looms as taxpayers prepare data with their auditors.

Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue Sheldon Cohen

For My Part By Ray Cromley

The stepped up war between Moscow and Peiping will bring the U S more headaches. Brezhnev courting Pakistan and exploiting Indonesia, while Moscow signs deals to pull North Korea from Red China. The Kremlin backs sub rosa fronts in Latin America and Turkey and Iran while trying to trip up both rivals to gain leverage.

Moscow Peiping U. S Brezhnev Kremlin Mao Tse-tung U.S Europe Middle East Africa China Washington Delhi Pakistan Red China Indonesia Nesian Pyongyang Latin America

Rita Tushingham's rise from Liverpool to fame

Rita Tushingham, a 5 foot 2 aspiring actress, rose from a grocer’s daughter background to Britain’s young film star spotlight. Without formal drama training she won the heroine role in A Taste of Honey over thousands, balancing work as an assistant stage manager and small parts, while cherishing marriage to Terry Bicknell and family life.

New York Grocers Rika Tushingham Britain Rita Walt Disney Liverpool Thea Terry Bicknell Buster Keaton Cornwall

Earth shock rattles Southern Ohio and Indiana areas

A blast-like earthquake shook parts of Southern Ohio, lower Indiana, and Kentucky early today, initially thought to be a power plant explosion. Marion C. Miller of Woodsboro declares candidacy for sheriff, joining Ignomar Albaugh and Lewis F. Carter in the Republican field. Mayor Fraley and Police Chief Brachey discuss plans to catch amateur robbers active in the city.

Ohio Indiana Kentucky Justice OF the Peace Marion C. Miller Woodsboro Ignomar Albaugh Lewis F. Carter Frederick City Fraley Adam Brachey

Memorial group for WWII veterans falters in town

Twenty years ago reports say local efforts to sponsor a memorial for World War II veterans have collapsed as no meetings have been held recently. Also news notes that Sir Winston Churchill and his wife arrive in New York for a six week U.S. visit with plans to paint and write. Herman L. Mills of Hagers Town files for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as the first Republican to file.

Winston Churchill New York United States Florida Herman L. Mills Hagerstown The Area Chamber of Commerce

World War Without Bloodshed How US Must Counter China USSR

Washington column argues the major war is a geopolitical struggle between Red China and the Soviet Union for control of Communist movements across Asia. Vietnam is a pawn, and victory hinges on defeating both powers in world opinion while deciding whether to intensify or delay U.S. involvement.

Red China Russia Italy France Soviet Union Iet Union Asia Europe Africa Latin America Vietnam Red United States Johnson North Vietnam Peiping Moscow Hanoi Shelepin America North South Vietnam

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