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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
4
A opinion urging a balance in labor management disputes. It argues strikes harm the public when widespread and calls for enforceable laws and quicker resolution. Public patience wears thin as rail and air disruptions threaten health and economy.
Senator Hart says the United States holds a 1142 year supply of quinine at current use, disputing malaria resistance claims in Vietnam. He pins price hikes on a Dutch cartel and suggests releasing stock on international markets to curb costs while projecting a 500 year reserve could cover prolonged conflicts.
The Throckmortons returned from vacation rested and relaxed after avoiding past mileage goals. They instead focused on enjoying scenic panoramas and historical sites, sleeping later and taking easier travel days. They acknowledge missing four caves and many odd roadside attractions but say the calmer pace suited them. They expect friends to view them less oddly with time.
Washington Governor Daniel Evans leads a drive to purge rigid conservatives from party posts to ensure a balanced 1968 Republican delegation. In Iowa and Minnesota, moderates face lighter but real hurdles as they shape the next convention by replacing hardline delegates with newcomers and pragmatic leaders.
The piece argues Washington shows US initiative in Vietnam while Chinese leaders avoid direct war. It notes Peking rejects sending troops, stresses “eastward shift” of US strategy, and suggests China fears a broader conflict with the United States despite hostile rhetoric.
In a business session Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick was elected president of the Reformed Reunion Association at Pen-Mar during the twenty-seventh annual reunion of the Reformed churches across five states and DC. William C. Birely of Frederick was reappointed to the board of directors as about 5 000 to 7 000 attendees gathered. A separate note records Frederick city adding 216 850 in property value to its tax base over ten days and 40 000 in personal property. Rain showers threatened the Frederick County corn crop but may lift yields toward normal after a drought. The Frederick Iron and Steel Company held its first annual employee picnic at Braddock Heights with 600 attending and a lively program.
President Johnson avoided strong denouncement of city riots in a televised news conference saying only to seek peaceful means. Critics say administration and Vice President Humphrey fail to curb demonstrations as violence rises nationwide. Civil rights leaders and ministers push for stern measures, while fear of alienating voters shapes policy. The piece notes congressional proposals against Ku Klux Klan and calls for federal action to protect all citizens under equal protection of the laws.
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