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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1967
Page
4
U.S. GNP Tops World Output as 1966 Ends
Preliminary Commerce Department figures show the United States gross national product at 739.5 billion, up 5 percent from 1965 after inflation. World output for industrialized nations reached 2.5 trillion, while the communist bloc stood at 525 billion. Per capita income favored the West, with the U.S. leading farm consolidation as 122,000 farms vanished and 82,000 more expected this year as larger, mechanized operations expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
United States
Communist Bloc of Nations
Canada
Western Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
Europe
Cuba
China
North Korea
North Vietnam
East Europe
California
Texas
Kuchel Couriers Vision for Lincoln Tradition in US
Senator Thomas H Kuchel argues no Republican Senate whip upholds a high standard for the party as a presidential candidate. He wires the California Republican Central Committee asserting a Republican leader echoing Lincoln and Eisenhower could deliver better government than today. The statement aims to rally support for a national ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H Kuchel
Senate
Calyma Republcan
Internal splits haunt the Chinese Red Army says Cromley
Cromley argues that deep pro and anti Mao factions have long divided the Red Army from the Long March era to Yenan. He cites Chu Teh, Peng Teh Huai, and other top leaders as split from Mao at times, with leaks via Hong Kong and Tibet. The divisions persist amid policy shifts and modern arms gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Army
Chu Teh
Mao
Chu
Yenan
Mao Tse-tung
U.S
China
Red China
Tais M.tary Man
Red
Yenan Davs
Peng Teh Huai
Peng
Hong Kong
Tibet
Japan
Red Chinese Army
Asia
Korea
Russia
The Poor Man's Philosopher on Turning 36
The note reflects on aging with 36 as a crossing point toward winter years. It weighs the mix of gains and losses, recognizing youth’s endurance fades but offers wistful humor about future limits and small freedoms like presidential eligibility versus local duties.
Morale messages and birthday musings from a playful boss
A humorous collection of lines about office life and aging from Hel Boyle. The speaker lampoons health myths, birthdays, gifts, and marriage while joking about fashion, sight aids, and becoming permanently childlike yet wiser. The tone mirrors light newspaper humor.
Heavy Snow Paralyzes Frederick County Roads and Trains
Fifty years ago items from the News-Post report heavy cling ing snow over Frederick County on January 21 1917. More than 14 inches fell paralyzing travel with horse drawn and motor traffic on hold and trains operating on a when and if schedule. The State Roads Commission notes plowing is hindered by ice and deep snow. Hotels are booked as residents struggle to reach homes. Plans for a large union revival next month involve every Protestant church and Hood College as a potential auditorium venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick men to operate Cincinnatian on its first run
Twenty years ago in The News Post January 21 1947 report that William F O Hara of 423 North Market Street Frederick will be engineer and James S Cox of Maple Avenue Brunswick fireman aboard the new B and O streamlined train the Cincinnatian on its inaugural trip to Cincinnati. The story also notes a Circuit Court decision upholding a zoning ban on church construction at North Market and 13th Street despite Seventh day Adventist Church permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B and O
Baltimore
Ohio City
Frederick County
Limited
William F. O’hara
North Market Street
National Limited
Washington
St. Louis
James S. Cox
Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Board of Zoning Appeals
13Th Street
Seventh - Day Adventist Church
Board of Aldermen
W. Raymond Walter
Albert C. Palmer
Frederick
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Inspires Kind Deeds Now
A compact thought from Joe Eisenhauer urges readers to seize the moment and perform good deeds while life lasts. The fragment emphasizes helping others and making a positive impact before the chance passes.
A Noble Vacation NURSING
A nurse is praised for dedication and compassion at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The piece extols hospital staff including administrators, doctors, nurses, aides, and support workers, urging public appreciation and continued community cooperation. It underscores nursing as a lifelong duty and a noble, sacred calling enriching Frederick and hospitals worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Kuchel
Lincoln
Esenhower
America
Berry's
Neal
By Ray Cromley
Comrades In Arms
New York
Hilchs
PTA
Hel Boyle
Office
Willam McKinley
Calvin Coolidge
State Roads Commission
News-Post
Joe Eisenhauer
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