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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1967
Page
6
Established 106 published every evening except Sunday by the Great Southern PTG and MFG Co. North Court Street Frederick Maryland 21701 lists subscription prices by mail and carrier with monthly and yearly options and a contact phone.
The United States has 457,000 combat and support personnel in Southeast Asia, with 414,000 in South Vietnam, 3,000 in Thailand, and 40,000 in nearby areas, compared with 480,000 in Korea. Senators Clark Fulbright and Russell clash over presidential war powers and a possible declaration of war versus nondeclared conflict.
The article explains that March sees strong corporate tax and bond demand, reversing earlier rate declines. The Federal Reserve Board acted to ease money and keep rates low, intensifying a program started November 22 with government securities operations. It cut required reserves from 4% to 3% against savings deposits and initial $4 million in time deposits, freeing about 850 million for lending, benefiting smaller country banks and easing housing construction.
Organizers of Vietnam Week April 8 to 15 face weak student cooperation and a shelved national strike. Plans shift to localized sit ins, civil disobedience, and campus war crimes tribunals to stage a nationwide show. Critics point to heavy Communist involvement and past group leadership, including Bettina Aptheker Kurweil and W E B Du Bois clubs.
The article outlines President Johnson’s low priority for a six per cent tax surcharge as Ways and Means hearings on Social Security reforms run to March 23. It notes potential delays past midyear, with further tax and debt actions looming, plus Mills’ reluctance over expanding the benefit base from 36 600, reflecting concern the move would hit taxpayers hard.
President Woodrow Wilson renewed his oath for a second term in the Capitol's President’s Room with Mrs. Wilson and Col. Edward M. House present, following a private ceremony yesterday. About 150000 gathered outside as crowds reacted with cautious applause amid tense international times.
State police investigate a supposed criminal conspiracy to steal dams from the Lawrence Dorsey plant at Woodsboro. One resident was arrested for stealing hams and selling them to Frederick City butchers. authorities expect more arrests as the case widens. The Frederick County area recovered from a severe late season snowstorm with all roads open and downtown access restored. merchants report storm losses over 250000 while stores are well stocked after a 10 day shutdown.
Washington observes that a flood of mergers over the last two years reflects pressures from domestic and international competition. The FTC notes rising consolidation driven by profit aims and survival needs of weaker firms, with manufacturing leading and anti trust action shaping outcomes.
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