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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
4
A brief note indicates the Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations is associated with the Associated Press through its membership status. The item highlights organizational ties and industry standards for circulation auditing within news media.
The piece contrasts Democratic disarray and Republican unity after the first week of the 90th Congress. It notes Powell’s chairmanship loss, Rules Committee battles, and Muskie Byrd Clark Senate contest shifts, with Republicans resolving leadership tensions. It highlights a poverty war strategy built on motivation, citing Ohio University’s Teen-Age Teacher Aide Program aiding low income teens toward education and preschool work, boosting self-esteem and future ambitions.
The piece notes rising military buildup and clashes along the China Soviet border with reports of 17 Soviet divisions near the frontier. It cites Mao's aim to reclaim lost territories, Soviet dispatches about armed incidents near Sinkiang, and propaganda drives to populate border regions as tensions threaten a broader clash.
Hal Boyle humorously argues that shrinking people could ease crowding as births shrink and machines shrink. He jokes ideal future humans would be three feet tall with tiny brains, lighter weight, and balanced gender roles, suggesting miniaturization as a solution to overpopulation.
Fifty years ago in The News-Post January 20 1917 corn soared to five dollars per barrel at Frederick Market as traders eye new highs. The United Brethren Church at Myersville will dedicate a rebuilt church and new parsonage tomorrow. Mt St Mary's basketball suffered its first loss 27 to 16 against Lebanon Valley College. Overdue taxes totaling more than 10000 dollars were collected by County Treasurer Roger G Harley over the past three days.
Twenty years ago on January 20 1947 Frederick City police began a campaign against motorists violations of one way streets traffic signals left hand parking and stop signs. A third safe robbing in two weeks in Frederick County was reported when an old safe with about 400 dollars in cash and checks was stolen from Nu Maid Products Co on Madison Street. The 1947 Frederick Fair will run for four days starting September 30 after the Board of Managers meeting Friday night.
President Johnson received a letter from 462 Yale faculty members urging an unconditional halt to bombing North Vietnam. The piece questions using Yale’s name, notes it represents less than 25 percent of the faculty, and argues universities can limit official use of their affiliation in political campaigns while allowing individual views.
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