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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
4
In his fourth State of the Union message Johnson calls for persistence amid war on poverty and Vietnam. He warns of rising costs, a 6 percent surcharge, higher Social Security and new programs against crime and pollution while urging Public support to sustain the Great Society.
The article argues that Earth functions as a space vessel with limited resources and waste capacity. It urges total recycling across products from stoves to cars to prevent pollution, noting recycling helps preserve the environment and may affect psychology as much as physical health.
Ray Cromley outlines Japan's worldwide strategy of aid investment and joint ventures to expand influence. Projects span Moscow to Hong Kong, Canada to Australia, involving yen leverage, oil, mining, and textile exports. The Asia focused effort uses Aid and investment as power, surpassing prior militarism.
The article surveys Venezuela under President Raul Leoni as it strengthens democratic resolve against Castroite violence, outlines Latin America's growing population challenge, and stresses the 1967 summit in April with leaders Frei and Lleras to push economic reform and social development. It notes Venezuela's economy diversifying beyond oil and the possible leadership role for the region.
The Glade Valley Bakery Company was incorporated in Frederick County with a $10,000 capital, 1000 shares at $10 each. Walkersville will host offices and plant, John V. Nicodemus named manager, with incorporators Thomas R. Saylor Kent C. Nicodemus R. Ward Stauffer Robert H. Ports and Robert N. Nicodemus. Brunswick moves to secure water by piping from Yourtree Springs, creating a Brownsville to Weverton line. Estimated 50,000 gallons daily, $1,560 approved for rights of way at $1 to $14.96 per parcel.
Twenty years ago on January 13 1947 the Board of County Commissioners certified a repair request to the State Roads Commission after a large resident delegation pressed for action. Albert J. Zimmerman spoke for locals while Regional Engineer Roger I. Willard acknowledged the road condition and promised to relay the request. Sheriff Guy Anders warned that coin machines used for gambling are illegal and to be prosecuted, noting only licensed bingo is legal.
Washington Today columnist David Lawrence surveys a Louis Harris poll showing 54 percent public confidence in Congress, 17 points below 71 years ago, with widespread criticism of costs, civil rights, bickering, and delayed action. The piece argues for redefined roles and stronger party discipline to fix a dysfunctional system.
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