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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1966
Page
4
A 1966 perspective traces the U S rise from colonial beginnings to world power, linking July 4 1776 to national strength. It notes key milestones from Washington to Alaska, Civil War, world wars, Korea and Vietnam, urging unity and support for troops while warning against antiwar sentiment and propaganda.
Government figures claim a $5850 investment in each corpsman yields $5194 in added tax revenue over a 40 year working life, nearly doubling the money. Alternatives like jail or welfare cost taxpayers but are not recoverable. The report notes dire starting conditions among corpsmen and argues a $5 billion bond issue could fund a nine month program, rapidly producing employable workers.
Alan C McIntosh, publisher of the Star-Herald Luverne Minnesota, writes a July Independence Day reflection denouncing various social and political groups while praising American ideals and patriotism. The piece, reprinted from Raritan International, honors his awards and public service.
Fifty years ago in Frederick crowds gathered at the City Opera House for the Red Men’s Celebration. A large turnout reflected fraternal vigor with visiting tribes expected today or tomorrow. William B. Wilson spoke on fraternalism and war readiness amid tension with Mexico. The Executive Committee of the National League for National Defense convened to organize.
Registration at the Presbyterian Summer Training School continued with no enrollment estimate available as of July 2 1945. Rev Price H Gwynn Jr Ph D of Philadelphia Pa is named dean. Frederick Brick Works may resume brick manufacture after two years of inactivity depending on OPA rules.
In Washington Today, David Lawrence argues that congressional surrender voices threaten U S troops in Vietnam. He supports continued bombing of North Vietnam to disrupt Soviet oil shipments, urging hard U S action to deter aggression and end the war soon.
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