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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1966

Page

4

Democrats Divide Over Vietnam Policy At Rusk Hearing

Television hearing on foreign aid exposed deep Democratic rift as Secretary of State Dean Rusk faced sharp Senate questions. Senators Morse Lausche Gee and Fulbright criticized the war stance and legality, while others defended Rusk, highlighting intraparty splits ahead of broader policy debates.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Dean Rusk Rusk United States Vietnam Wayne Morse Oregon Frank J. Lausche Ohio Gale Wee- Gee Wyoming J W. Fulbright Arkansas

Champs head to Martinsburg for out of town game

The Champs, discouraged by yesterday's season opening defeat, leave Frederick for Martinsburg where they will play their first away game with Connie Mack pitcher Chance slated to start today. Team hopes for a better effort after the off day.

Frederick Bright Martinsburg Morrison Connie Mack

China tests third nuclear device and regional reactions

Premier Chou En-lai warns borders have no limits if US invades China while Washington pledges to shield Asian nations from atomic blackmail. India condemns Beijing's actions as hostile, Mansfield proposes recognizing Mongolia. China aims to break US Soviet nuclear monopoly, at great domestic cost.

China Chou En - Lai United States India Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Mongolia Soviet Union Washington

Economists warn tax hikes may miss inflation window

Economists foresee little impact from a tax increase on inflation and fear it could slow the economy in 1967. Chase Manhattan’s William Butler and Prudential’s William Freund argue timing is past and late or summer tax hikes may worsen the slowdown, while President Johnson waits to see if the economy stabilizes.

Wiliam F. Butler Chase Manhattan Bank of New York Willam C. Freund Prudential Life Insurance Company Johnson Montgomery Co Damascus Sensenbaugh Tashta E Kidwiler

Speed’s His Name in Auto Safety Debate

The Senate hearing on automobile safety links falling new car purchases to GM and Ford production cuts and the stock market drop since Kennedy’s assassination. Enzo Ferrari argues accidents stem from driver error and car conditions rather than speed, warning that many drivers lack the skills and knowledge to handle vehicles safely.

General Motors Ford Kennedy Senate Italy Enzo Ferrari Ferrari H.ng

Tung Chi-ping and the Red Chinese plot in Africa

A former junior foreign service officer for China describes how the Beijing Foreign Office planned to aid a Congo revolt from Burundi. He details contacts with refugees, pro Chinese leaders, and bribe schemes cleared by Peking, aiming to promote China friendship associations for propaganda and intelligence. He notes Mali as a perceived success and cites doubts about Ghana’s Nkrumah.

Kitega Burundi United States Tung Chi-ping Peking Foreign Office Tung Foreign Ministry Peking Belgian Congo Africa Congo China Red China Ghana Mali China Friendship Associations

Community thanks Brunswick Fire Company for quick, effective aid

A Brunswick resident expresses gratitude to the Brunswick Fire Company for promptly extinguishing a fire with minimal water and structural damage. The letter includes a donation and compliments the department’s efficiency and courteous service.

Brunswick Fire Company Sir Brunswick L. W. Grove, JR General Engineering Company

Red China’s Nuclear Tests Raise Global Alarm

Washington Today argues Peiping’s third nuclear test heightens global danger from an irresponsible regime. It urges economic embargoes and a radio campaign to expose consequences, while noting limited progress at Geneva and calls for restraint and responsibility before Red China gains broader power.

Russia United States Geneva Moscow Peiping NATO Europe Soviet Union China India Australia Japan Red Chinese Red China State Department U.N Formosa Korea Vietnam Southeast Asia France Far East Free World

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