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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
4
A newspaper editorial argues the President claims to speak for all Americans in foreign policy. It asserts the door of peace must stay open while the door of aggression is bolted. The piece contends the war will continue, expanding with more troops and greater deaths.
The Tuition Plan Inc and other pay-as-you-go programs have funded education for over 350,000 families in 30 years. Tuition and college costs have risen sharply with private and public colleges charging much more than in 1946. About 5.4 million students attend college now, with forecasts of 7 million by 1970 and 9 million by 1980, supported by scholarships and ROTC plans.
The article notes Rene Verdon left the White House amid a culinary dispute while Lyndon B. Johnson welcomed Henry Haller, a Swiss born American citizen, to the White House kitchen. Haller, expert in French and Viennese cuisine, is expected to contribute to the Great Society with his料理.
In Massachusetts Senator Edward M Kennedy weighs his influence as he eyes a Senate run against Boston Mayor John Collins. The central choice is whether to back Law rence O'Brien for the Democratic nomination, a move that could boost Governor Volpe’s rival but risks Kennedy’s own leadership perch in a muddled 1966 field. O'Brien’s potential to win the June convention if he aligns with key state figures stands against Collins, whose derided faction could limit delegate support. Kennedy’s final move hinges on outer political logic versus inner ambition as he navigates a path through a tense party landscape.
Citizens from Walkersville and Unionville express views on social issues. A pastor urges schools not to teach drinking and calls for life commitment to God. Another requests a gun law series and enforcement guidance. A third seeks stronger animal protection laws and PC A support, asking how to help.
Yesterday in England a proposal urged all House members to visit the front during recess with reception by the commander in chief. the plan aims to bring members in close contact with the war effort. In Maryland, Alderman George W. Shoemaker announced his candidacy for mayor of Frederick for the late spring. Ice from the Monocacy River near Dickerson thawed as warmer weather arrived after a cold spell. Also noted, dairy firms in Frederick County urged higher fourth-quarter milk production to avert fall shortages, while Southern States Cooperative boards prepared for a regional conference at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A Frederick County GOP meeting revived George Washington’s Birthday dinner plans with Alton C. Whitmore as chairman.
Washington Today columnist David Lawrences traces the U.S. budget from 1911 through today, noting how expenditures rose from 691 million to about 113 billion for next year. He links rising debt, deficits, and military spending to the declining purchasing power of the dollar and questions for balanced budgets.
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