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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1966
Page
4
New York police department figures show 324 citizen complaints against police and 2 848 arrests of assailants to officers. One patrolman murdered 13 shot 24 stabbed as officers pursued suspects with alleged public backing of criminals.
A columnist argues CIA campus recruitment is sensible and necessary. Intelligence work relies on trained minds, not mere spying, with analysts synthesizing global reports to guide the President. Encouraging educated individuals to join could help detect and prevent threats before they threaten the nation.
Millard Eiler notes Soil Stewardship Week marks a 12 year effort to protect land and water resources. He cites crisis in the countryside, cites excess acres, watershed projects at Pipe Creek and Catoctin Creek, and the Potomac River silting from road and development.
A sweeping civil rights plan emerges to reshape employment for Negroes, moving beyond training to demand redesigned job patterns and coordinated national action. planners seek private sector cooperation, lasting programs to combat outside barriers, with promised concrete jobs. The movement positions 1966 as a national emergency requiring joint business, labor, and government effort.
The United States should reconsider President Nasser's demand for 150 million dollars in aid. His stance appears as blackmail while he collaborates with Soviet Premier Kosygin to denounce U.S. imperialism.
Fifty years ago in the News-Post files May 21, 1916, reports show E Austin Baughman enforcing state automobile laws. Between 40 and 80 violators were caught yesterday and will receive notices to appear, defend, or pay fines for speeding, missing or dirty license tags, and improper tagging. Washington Countians headed to Agricultural Park to face the Champs, with King Taylor or Yonslat to pitch for the Terriers. Weeden now has a known pitcher for Weeden. Manager Morrison announced three cuts Miller Guyer and Bellew. Abe Welcher, formerly of Hagerstown, has signed to play with Frederick.
Twenty years ago the News-Post reports heavy rainfall in Frederick area amounting to 1.85 inches in Frederick city, making May the wettest month of 1946. Rev Stephen Galley, recently discharged Army chaplain, will speak at Memorial Day service in Liberty town Sunday at two o clock with Rev Robert Wesley presiding. County officials consider teacher salary increases for Frederick County schools if funds can be mustered between the county and the School Board to cover four months next fall.
The note announces Joe Eisenhauer’s Notebook feature slated for Monday. It outlines upcoming topics and sets expectations for readers awaiting his column. The piece signals weekly commentary and a personal perspective from the columnist.
Washington observers report Chief Justice warns Congress may radically alter federal state relations with civil rights legislation. He cites juror selection and oil-rights cases as examples of expanded federal authority and cautions against destabilizing precedent. The speech signals growing concern at high court about partisan power shifts.
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