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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
4
Readable fragments indicate a six month term and a set payment veer unclear due to OCR errors. No clear names dates or places are recovered, but the fragment suggests a financial or contract context with a monthly or term based fee.
The House Appropriations Committee approved 5.692 billion dollars for the Agriculture Department for the coming year, with nearly four billion for price support and storage programs. It notes a cost-price squeeze for about 2.5 million farmers, while large farm corporations and vested interests profit from processing and distribution chains. The panel adds 534 new hires despite questions about staffing efficiency.
The author argues vacation is absence of responsibility and a relaxed attitude. A true vacation may come from any setting, even staying at home, and depends on one’s mindset rather than distance or drastic changes.
A National Planning Association analysis says by 1975 the United States could be near a 1 trillion dollar economy with spending around 1.496 trillion and a deficit exceeding 500 billion. The piece questions forecast reliability and notes rising deficits despite tax cuts and booming growth.
The 1965 New Jersey gubernatorial contest features Wayne Dumont and Charles Sandman as top Republicans facing Democratic Gov. Richard Hughes. Sandman’s anti tax stance contrasts with Dumont’s tax support, while fundraising and Birch Society activity add tension. The June 1 primary looms as a test amid waning GOP enthusiasm and financial strain.
Letters to the editor chronicle community concern about apathy and political views in Frederick County Maryland. The writer condemns perceived indifference to local issues, praising the need to resist coercive power and warning against acceptance of socialist aims. a companion letter argues to preserve Victor Cullen School for Boys and defend local employment and public services amid proposed closures.
Fifty years ago in the News Post files dated May 28 1915 follow the Empire Theater popularity contest rules and speculate on the five most popular girls in Frederick City. Richard P Johnson of Frederick City appointed mathematics instructor after post graduate work at Harvard. A horse frightened neighbors near Frederick yesterday and ran away as Constable Miller leaped from his buggy to intervene near Montevue Hospital.
Twenty years ago May 28 1845 President Truman recommended minimum weekly unemployment payments of not less than 25 dollars to ease the transition from war to peace. Memorial Day services at Mt. Olivet Cemetery mark the grave observance as most businesses and post offices close. The prize winning original poem for Frederick the Bicentennial year was submitted by Rev J H Schmitt pastor of Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church.
Washington notes that a big cut in personal and corporate income taxes failed to close the federal deficit. Johnson asks Congress to repeal some excise taxes to encourage business while warning of potential inflation and bigger deficits if receipts do not rise. Critics fear higher prices later and wage pressures.
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