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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
4
Prime Minister Harold Wilson warned union members that 1966 could be a break year for Britain’s economy. He urged an end to the idea that production and export are only management’s responsibility, warning wage demands could derail recovery and urging unity across the nation.
Italian politics stall in a cycle of fragile coalitions with Moro ousted over nursery school aid and Fanfani viewed as ready for higher office. Postwar infighting includes leaked Hanoi peace mission, Amin influence, and broader skulduggery. Expect ongoing cabinet changes and acrimonious clashes.
In a commentary on Staughton Lynd a Yale faculty member Brewster argued dissent is allowed but Lynds Hanoi speech and antiwar stance undermines fact finding. Brewster called Lynds travel to North Vietnam a disservice to freedom of dissent and pacifism while noting the importance of citizen rights.
A reader questions Shipley and the Board of Aldermen about selective enforcement of parking rules. Citing Sunday violations near North Market Street School, they challenge officials who swear to enforce laws yet fail to do so, contrasting with weekday disregard.
Paul D. Kline Sr. a Frederick school bus driver complains that parked cars block a curbside loading zone on North Market Street and Park Avenue creating dangerous traffic. He cites no parking signs ignored, police visits ineffectual, and asks strict, universal enforcement to protect children and county property.
Bruce Bioss reports that GOP leaders see a favorable issue climate amid the Vietnam war and Johnson’s policies as they revive the big city strategy. The 1961 Bliss report is reevaluated, with emphasis on urban concerns, race and labor groups, and a move toward centrist appeal in major cities.
A 1914 item notes county road work costs reportedly surpass the levy despite floods and deluges. Weather reports from Frederick show temperatures at 57 degrees with warming expected. Fruit growers fear crop fate as the season progresses. Kaiser Wilhelm celebrates his 57th birthday in the field with troops. pre war celebrations not duplicated. An earlier 1946 News-Post file mentions radar sun noises observed by Australian scientists in Sydney. Secretary Patterson warns draft continuation remains vital to overseas forces as May 15 looms. Randy Shelhorse Jr. receives Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster in a Baltimore ceremony.
Washington columnist examines President Johnson projections for 1967 showing a $11 billion gain in receipts and a deficit near $6.4 billion, arguing budget estimates over 20 years have been unreliable and used as political tools. It notes methods like shifting tax payments and non recurring coinage changes distort true balance.
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