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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
4
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Dr. Arthur F. Burns warns that projected federal expenditures will rise from 118 billion in 1965 to 169 billion in 1968, with only a small share due to Vietnam. He argues spending across defense education health welfare and more risks inflation, balance of payments, and economic stagnation, urging cuts and restraint.
James R. Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, surrendered in Washington to begin two prison terms totaling 13 years for jury tampering and pension fund fraud. Parole on the eight year term could come in 2 years 8 months, and potential release on the five year sentence in 1 year 5 months. Hoffa may seek a new trial over allegations of government eavesdropping.
Ray Cromley analyzes how drafting 19 year olds first would shift deferments, favoring students who gain free rides and pressuring local boards. He proposes selecting all 19 year olds for the draft and mandating ROTC or equivalent training, with service obligations regardless of later deferments or family status.
New Yorker humorist notes that middle age brings liberty and dignity not fear of 40. It describes advantages like delayed obligations, wiser spending, calmer social life, and a shift from youth ideals to mature patience. Many find this midlife freedom despite some resisting it.
London reports Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin dead in Berlin at 79 after a long career shaping air travel. The obituary notes mixed British feelings about his invention following wartime destruction and cites his later scientific efforts to perfect the dirigible. In Washington, President Wilson, ill with a severe cold, plans to delay a special session of Congress until June to consider arming merchant ships, a bill blocked by La Follette filibuster.
Several hundred Frederick County Homemakers Clubs prepare for their 25th anniversary program starting March 20. Committee chair Mrs Merril H Ramsburg of Lewistown led club work for a quarter century and has visited 18 of the 25 area clubs in the past year. Radio broadcasts will aid the program with Mrs J C Shaw Baker of Monrovia assisting. In Washington today the Supreme Court ruled industries must bargain with foremen and supervisors if they organize unions. The decision provoked Wall Street declines as investors fear loss of control over supervisory staff.
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues a Supreme Court ruling to seat Adam Clayton Powell could overturn a century of congressional self reference and threaten the legitimacy of the Fourteenth Amendment. He notes past refusals by the Court to intervene in House elections and warns a Powell victory might prompt new challenges to ratification and civil rights laws.
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