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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1966
Page
4
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Walter Reuther, UAW president, argues before the Economic Club of Detroit for a public labor industry government board with veto power over wage and price increases for basic commodities to curb strikes. He notes transit strikes threaten society and calls for new bargaining approaches. The piece also cites rising college enrollments and higher education’s growing role in the economy.
A foreign affairs expert notes rising voter tolerance for gray outcomes rather than clear victories or withdrawals. Gallup finds 62 percent expect a two to five year Viet Nam war, reflecting a shift from seeking decisive wins to tolerable, gradual improvements amid global tensions and ongoing crises.
Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick named as a compromise candidate for State Treasurer amid a legislative deadlock over Murray Vandiver. The legislature welcomed the proposal after a week of political strain.
The piece argues U S bombing in North Viet Nam may have been misdirected as Ho Chi Minh’s rail lines bridges and truck routes have quickly recovered during the lull. It urges selective targeting over saturation bombing, noting critical bottlenecks such as power plants storage facilities and specific railway spans as potential strikes.
A brief, contemplative note by Joe Eisenhauer urging immediate good deeds as life is fleeting. The fragment emphasizes seizing opportunities to help others while one can.
The 1966 March of Dimes campaign highlights expanded research and care networks for birth defects across the United States. Frederick County leaders urge more funds to broaden birth defect centers, improve prenatal care, and advance scientific studies while addressing the impact of the German measles epidemic on defective births. A school group’s anti-delinquency message urges adults to model better behavior.
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