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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1966

Page

4

War on Inflation Faces Presidential Pressure and Wage Concerns

The article outlines President Johnson's cautious push to curb inflation as a key war alongside poverty and Vietnam. It notes the December Fed rate rise, White House discussions with Cabinet advisers, and a plan to selectively warn industries and unions about wage and price actions while framing patriotism as a motive to restrain economic excesses.

Johnson Vietnam Federal Reserve Board William McChesney Martin Jr Reserve Board White House

Students debate Viet Nam policy at Frederick and Washington

High school students from Frederick and Washington counties held a debate on Vietnam policy. They largely agreed that the Viet Cong were aggressors and that the U S should intensify efforts to defeat communism before any peace talks.

Frederick Washington North High U.S Viet Nam Hagerstown Morning Herald

Why A Pool At Catoctin High Stirred Editor Letter

A reader questions the push for a new swimming pool at Catoctin High School citing life saving value for few and suggesting funds—112000—could better aid all county students. The editor describes a meeting at Emmitsburg High School with the superintendent and architect present.

Emmitsburg High School Martin Board of Education Superintendent of Schools Catoctin High School

Parents Call For Focus On Education Over Buildings

A letter from Mrs. James P. Valentine of Taneytown Maryland urges shift from costly school structures to improving curriculum and teacher quality. She cites glare in classrooms and early grade struggles as root causes of dropout risk, stressing mental health and early childhood education to prepare students for a technical future. She argues society gains little if children cannot read or reason, and urges citizen responsibility.

James P. Valentine Taneytown, Md

Why Giap Says U S Won’t Win In Viet Nam

In a Hanoi report Ray Cromley outlines Vo Nguyen Giap's view that U S forces cannot win in Vietnam. He cites global guerrilla needs, US overextension, growing domestic antiwar pressure, South Vietnamese morale, and mismatched weapons for the terrain as key factors.

Vo Nguyen Giap Giap Hanoi United States Viet Nam Europe Dominican Republic Korea Guantanamo Central America Africa Middle East Southeast Asia le Giap South Viet Nam World Community of Nations U.S South Vietnamese

Senate balks at Gore resolution on armed merchant ships

Fifty years ago the Senate tabled Senator Gore's resolution to warn Americans off armed merchant ships, endorsing President Wilson over German submarine attacks. City Attorney Edward J. Smith says the traffic law change will not affect Frederick City municipalities.

Frederick City Edward J. Smith

License denial halts beer permit for Hyattstown area

Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer upheld the county license commissioner's ruling and denied Roland E Hardy a beer license at a Frederick County site on the Washington road just north of Hyattstown. The item notes Britain asking Moscow to explain Iran troop withdrawal and an enlarged Frederick County softball league planned with northern and southern divisions.

Patrick M. Schnauffer Richard M. Zaciatias Roland E. Hardy Frederick County Washington Road Hyattstown Loop YMCA

Congress closes ranks behind Vietnam policy in decisive votes

The House approves 4.8 billion dollars to fund the Vietnam War by 392 to 4 while the Senate backs the measure 93 to 2. An amendment to repeal presidential war authority is defeated 92 to 5. Fulbright argues for containment and warns against neutralization as a peace solution amid Communist subversion.

Washington Congress of the United States America Vietnam House of Representatives Senate Congress Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright Arkansas Red China North Vietnam Cuba Southeast Asia Austria Moscow Peiping Asia Free World Soviet Union

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