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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
4
The Johnson administration warns Congress must enact a voluntary wheat law or delay the 1965 referendum. A two thirds farmer vote could seed controls, with past support, price subsidies, and new taxes shaping bread prices. Administration aides fear defeat but may push for freer, cheaper markets.
Canada plans to attract at least 150000 skilled workers to ease its population challenge. Citizenship and Administration Minister John Nicholson says Canada aims to welcome as many newcomers annually as the 250000 who arrived in 1946, stressing industries need skilled manpower over generic immigration.
Since 1983 employment has moved from goods to services, a shift toward a service economy. NBER notes automation will intensify this trend as fewer workers produce more goods. Despite declines, service growth has kept unemployment from spiking. Historical data show services employed 186 million in 1929 versus 38 million today, with rising costs in medical care, food, and personal services.
The Johnson postponement of Indian Prime Minister Shastri’s U.S. visit heightens efforts to curb nuclear spread. Washington fears India may build a bomb within 18 months, with potential sparks in Sweden Japan Israel and Pakistan amid domestic pressure to act. U.S. diplomats work to win Shastri’s ear despite the setback, hoping to deter an Indian nuclear program.
The piece notes rising US concern over Puerto Rico amid Castroite fears in the Caribbean and Dominican Republic intervention. It reports Roberto Sanchez Valella’s governorship, the Independence party’s sagging 1960s vote, and the rise of the Group of 22 insiders allied with Sanchez. It details tension with former governor Munoz Marin and internal moves within the Popular Democratic party led by university linked independistas.
A 50 year old Frederick meeting drew hundreds of residents to endorse President Woodrow Wilsons European war and Mexican revolution policies following Mayor Fra Frederik s appeal. Justice Marion C Miller of Woodsboro served warrants and conducted a garage docket hearing for speed law violators in Baltimore before returning to Woodsboro to enter guilty pleas. Oscar Barrick of Woodsboro had reported a 30 mile per hour excess speed incident involving an Madison Avenue auto and testified before Miller.
Air Force announces a complex organized racket in which soldiers obtained fraudulent medical discharges and transfers from frontline units for several thousand dollars. More than 100 soldiers were taken into custody in Aldershot, England, as Canadian troops protested home delays by smashing windows in downtown stores. A new 100 by 100 foot service pool at Camp Detrick nears completion for enlisted personnel. Senate War Investigating Committee calls for prompt recovery of lend-lease arms from European allies for Pacific use, criticizing lack of progress and actions against German arms for Japan integration.
A travel report from New York on European views of American policy under Johnson. Editors warn a withdrawal from Viet Nam would boost Communist efforts, while Britain’s Wilson accepts an offensive U.S. role. Europeans fear nuclear conflict, urge greater NATO role and rebalanced U.S. Europe ties amid shifting power within the alliance.
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