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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
4
The Red Flag confirms the purge in Communist China aims to head off a coup to topple the 17 year regime. It suggests military officers and scholars across academia culture and media were targeted, with Mao still alive and influential. A new power struggle could shift Asia dynamics and U S relations.
The Health Department reports 5 558 hospitals have signed up for Medicare as 2 096 await clearance, with 7 654 qualified institutions to be ready by July 1. Officials emphasize compliance with Civil Rights Act and note remaining questions about patient benefits and obligations. The piece also reviews the National Conference for New Politics, led by Julian Bond and Simon Casady, seen as a New Left front pursuing civil rights and opposition to the Vietnam War.
A Democratic party professional notes rising support for Robert F. Kennedy among liberal intellectuals. He warns the shift may be mercurial and expose Kennedy to charges that the old Kennedy is back if he departs from liberal lines on Vietnam. The piece discusses Kennedy's appeal, opponents, and the activist embrace by the New Politics group, with ongoing doubts among many liberals.
The piece argues wariness about how student protests and chants shape emotions and behavior. It cites an American reporter in 1980 Japan noting orderly demonstrators becoming hypnotic through rhythm and group singing, and links sung slogans to increased action and diminished moral scruples, paralleling Hitlerian torch parades.
A petition was filed by Clifford H. Doll asking a recount of the municipal election and urging Aubrey A. Nicodemus to answer within three days. Additional petitions target defeated aldermen Lloyd C. Culler and John H Grove. The Christian Endeavor Society prepares to host 174 delegates for the 1946 Pennsylvania Conference in Thurmont. The new city administration, sworn in, changes appointment timing, elects Alvey Renn as alderman president, and names Joseph F. Eisenhaufer clerk to the board. Resignation of Emily Crimm Bittle and appointment of Marian Currens as Red Cross executive secretary announced.
Washington Today analyzes Soviet negotiator demand that American troops leave Vietnam as a condition for any disarmament deal. It argues Moscow seeks to weaken Western resolve, citing past treaty stances, the UN ban attempts, and Secretary Rusk remarks while warning of broader nuclear danger.
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