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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
4
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The National Crime Commission plans a survey to learn who has been victimized and whether crimes were reported to police. It seeks clues on why many crimes go unreported, including public apathy and fear of involvement. The investigation may include a chapter on punishment trends as jurists have been lenient.
Reports to the House reveal a reversal in funding sources since 1960, with Democrats attracting large donors of $1000 or more and Republicans relying on many small gifts under $100. In under $100 contributions, Republicans total $1,597,908 versus Democrats $220,230. in over $100, Republicans $64,312 while Democrats $2,383,612.
Bruce Bross surveys Texas politics as Senator John Tower seeks re election. Liberal Democrats push for turnout while wary of Governor Connally’s conservative establishment. Tower amps up a strong campaign with GOP urban bases and a quiet coalition of conservative Democrats seeking a repeat of 1961 dynamics.
Granison Leader from Frederick criticizes Walkersville and Frederick City sewage handling of the Monocacy River. He warns water contamination risks for a growing upper Monocacy watershed and urges a thorough study and interceptor sewer plan to protect drinking water and preserve the river's purity for future generations.
Fifty years ago the senior class of the Boy's High School planned a trip to Washington to obtain an audience with President Woodrow Wilson. Congressmen Lew is and Sen. Smith were to be visited and an appointment effort would be made. Russian torpedo boats sunk 33 Turkish ships and destroyed seven at docks along the Anatolian coast. They bombarded wharves and destroyed stores, barracks, and two village houses. Frederick County farmers expect public sales of farm equipment in coming months due to labor concerns.
Navy figures estimate forthcoming Pacific test cost close to half a billion dollars. The city seeks to remove a dangerous brick chimney atop the East Second Street light plant after years of failed efforts. Army Signal Corps scientists announced radar contact with the moon, first made January 1, with multiple repetitions, promising military and civilian applications.
Analysis of U S military policy after the Vietnam truce argues for resuming or intensifying bombing versus a middle course. It notes U S military options, Soviet caution, domestic opposition, and the potential for a UN mediated armistice with Moscow driving a peace conference and Peiping following.
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