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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1966

Page

4

Milk price rise welcomed by local farmers

The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association announced a recent price increase to dairy farmers, seen as hopeful amid long rising costs for buildings, repairs, equipment and feed. Frederick and Upper Montgomery counties face squeezes as drought and shifts in farming push many from dairy to other uses. county leaders warn Frederick may reduce its agricultural role as dairy shrinks and farm census data show declining shippers to the Washington market.

Marsland - Virginia Associatin Frederik Montgomery Counties Frederick County Washington Frederick Montgomery County

Leisure as a reluctant revolution described by church leaders

Rev Dr Colin W Williams and a 93 member task force at Princeton describe leisure as a reluctant revolution. Automation lowers basic needs but reduces work weeks slowly while youths delay entry and retirement ages rise, leaving middle aged workers with steady hours and stirring calls to cultivate contemplation and creative participation.

Colin W. Williams Division of Christian Life and Mission National Council of Churches Williams Council Princeton University

National Scene Notes Spur 1968 White House Talk

Retiring Alabama Governor George Wallace is touted for a 1968 presidential bid with wife Lurleen as Democratic nominee. Analysts see Wallace potentially carrying five Deep South states and perhaps aiding Nixon if he secures the Republican nomination. The piece also reports on Senate troubles for John Sparkman in Alabama and President Johnson's isolation of White House reporters in Texas, plus developments in Pennsylvania and California politics.

Alabama Mississippi George C. Wallace Lurleen Wallace Old South Barry Goldwater South Carolina Georgia Louisiana GOP Richard Nixon John Sparkman John Grenier Goldwater Spark House Johnson San Antonio Austin Mhs Detroit LBJ Big Jim” Duff Pennsylvania Milton Shapp Shapp Democrats Democratic State Committee David Lawrence Philadelphia Los Angeles Samuel Yorty Edmund G Pat) Brown Thomas Kuchel California Yorty Kuchel

The Poor Man's Philosopher Finds His Navel

Hal Boyle humor piece from New York AP describes the moment the narrator notices his navel after a lifelong weight gain and outlines a comical weight loss plan built on burying uneaten food in the yard, using a milk bottle as a metaphorical grave for fat.

Fifty Years Ago In The News Post Files

Fifty years ago the paper reports that Mexican President Carranza will avoid a defiant reply to U S demands, likely sending a firm note asserting sovereignty over Mexican soil. A dispute brews over proposed auto toll hikes on the Washington turnpike from the cemetery to Monocacy bridge, with petitions to hearings and lawyer Leo Weinberg aiming to dodge litigation.

Washington Carranza Mexico United States Washington Turnpike Monocacy Bridge Frederick Junction Leo Weinberg

Frederick County Weather Brief and OPA Impact

Heavy showers of cloudburst proportions struck Frederick county Sunday evening, with .28 inch measured in ten minutes and streets and lawns briefly flooded. Passing of the OPA at midnight did not trigger general price increases. merchants expect to hold current consumer costs unless the cost of goods rises, then markups would follow.

Frederick County Frederick OPA

OAS withdraws troops from Dominican Republic

Washington notes that the Organization of American States voted 18 to 0 to pull out 8,000 troops sent a year ago to restore order in the Dominican Republic. The column argues Latin American fears of intervention clash with the Monroe Doctrine, urging unity to uphold regional security and prevent European or Asiatic meddling. It cites Cuba and Soviet advisers while defending US and OAS actions as presidential precedent.

Washington Organization of American States Dominican Republic Chile Uruguay Latin America United States OAS Soviet Union Red China Cuba United Nations Charter Security Council United Statses Santo Do Mingo

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