New Farm Policies Debate Over Cutting Farm Costs
Farmers in Frederick County and across the nation question the impact of farm laws costing 5 to 7 billion dollars yearly. Senators Ja vits and Tower propose a Hoover type nonpartisan commission to study laws and suggest reforms while a presidential inquiry led by Hubert Humphrey would review price supports and subsidies. The ideas seek bipartisan oversight to aid taxpayers and farmers alike.
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Not Always Right About Aristotle
A reflective piece notes Aristotle’s errors such as the earth centric cosmos and internal winds causing earthquakes while praising his enduring influence. It mentions his tutoring Alexander the Great and a two year honeymoon spent on dissecting sea creatures, concluding that even great minds err.
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Unemployment Figures Face Scrutiny By Du Pont Economist
Tra T. Ellis argues that monthly Labor Department unemployment statistics misrepresent the jobless picture. He notes sample-based counts include seasonal and part time workers, teens, and those between jobs, masking the real economic trend and skill development needs for teens.
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UN at a Crossroads as Indonesia Withdraws
The United Nations faces a pivotal period after Indonesia's withdrawal threatens the peacekeeping-financing system. Alarm grows over malapportionment in General Assembly power, rising Afro-Asian influence, and the risk that symbolic declarations replace real gains.
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Inauguration Reflections on Liberty and Government
ANNE V. HOUCK argues in a letter to the editor that Johnson’s inauguration signals the first meaningful election in decades. She contrasts minority and majority views on liberty, government size, justice, order, religion, education, health care, and the economy, warning against socialism and totalitarianism and urging a return to freedom.
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Berlin encircled Verdun reported in dispatches
News from Berlin says Verdun the great French fortress on the Meuse has been encircled by German troops according to a dispatch. Mrs Bessie Oldfield wife of Barney Oldfield made the first American woman loop in an airplane with Dr Lloyd Thompson performing the feat twice in a gale. Over $30 raised to send Uncle Joe Wal ing to San Francisco by horseback to advertise Frederick. Frederick City and County recover from blizzard like conditions with one below zero. The Rev Raymond C Myers will become assistant pastor around March 10. A Red Cross War Fund drive quota of 45000 set for Frederick County starting March 1. Marshal Stalin announced capture of Krakow.
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Johnson foreign aid request sparks confusion over totals
Washington analysis argues President Johnson inflates or understates aid figures and separates Latin America funding to suggest a smaller total. It notes that including multi national and Vietnam standby funds lifts the actual request above last year, challenging the impression of record low spending.
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