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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
4
The influx of teens into summer jobs raised unemployment to 2,942,000 and the rate to 4 percent, though adult men’s rates remained low. Commissioner Ross expects a good season for students as most begin work in June. The issue highlights skill gaps and matching rather than overall labor shortage.
In the Garthersburg Gazette editors urge rapid action to ease congestion on Route 70S and 355 as housing and business growth swells traffic. They call for a Maryland Department of Transportation and a clear plan, urging Upper Montgomery voters to press candidates for concrete proposals before the fall elections.
Pham Van Dong bluntly states the United Nations has no right to intervene in the Viet Nam problem and that the North Vietnamese four point stand, including recognition of the National Liberation Front as sole representative of the South, must be met by the United States. He warns of a long, bitter war and notes rising antiwar sentiment in the United States.
National scene notes Reagan's bid for the California GOP nomination threatens incumbent Gov. Edmund G Brown. The piece surveys Reagan's rising stature, potential 1968 ambitions, and the wary stance of Nixon supporters and moderates amid a shifting GOP landscape.
Fifty years ago United States Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes was nominated on the third ballot as the Republican candidate for president. The nomination followed Delegate McDonald of Colorado withdrawing Roosevelt’s name and speaking for all Roosevelt delegates. Hood College will stage a Shakespearean Memorial Pageant June 11 at four in the grove with about 100 participants. Despite rain last night the Agricultural Park game with Hanover Raiders was not postponed if skies clear.
Twenty years ago the Mayor and Board of Aldermen elected in tomorrow's voting will receive substantial salary raises when they take office next Monday. The Mayor will earn 3 000 dollars per year, aldermen 600 dollars each, while the City Register remains 2 700 dollars. Also noted is a final Loyalty Fund check of 6 172 54 from Hood College Alumnae to campus projects. Capt. Joseph J. Nestor withdraws from the Republican nomination after discovering he is registered as a Democrat.
Diplomatic progress in US China talks on nuclear restraint and test bans alongside potential halts in Vietnam bombing, with reciprocal moves from Hanoi. South Viet Nam Premier Ky signals resignation after new directors named, seeking compromise among anticommunist factions. East West talks proposed to stabilize Europe, while Red China lately pledges not to strike first with nuclear weapons. The United Nations and US diplomacy push for peaceful resolutions and elections, amid Dominican and Vietnam uncertainties.
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