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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
4
Rates listed for mail and carrier delivery. One month 1.25, three months unknown, annual 12.00. Carrier: 30 cents weekly, 1.30 monthly, six months 6, yearly 15.60. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press membership.
Raymond J Saulnier former CEA chairman predicts continued economic advance into 1967 barring Vietnam escalation while William C Freund Prudential chief economist foresees growth near 4 percent into the next decade and a non recurrent major depression. Both align with Johnson on stability despite policy debates.
Jacob S. Potofsky, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union, argues that free discussion should not be stifled while condemning acts that aid the enemy. He says there is nothing unpatriotic about free discussion, but urges officials to discourage actions that harm the country even as he defends civil debate. He asserts that aiding North Vietnam or Vietcong efforts constitutes aid to the enemy and could warrant arrest if war were declared.
In Hungary a survey of press shows skepticism toward anti American campaigns and Viet Nam blame. Delmagyarorszag reports Communist party members doubt U S blame and call for objectivity. Other provincial papers defend mass protests as real mood while noting gaps between rulers and people.
Analyzed link shows intellectuals disliking Johnson personally and disapproving of his Viet Nam policy. Some critics shift attacks from policy to personal traits, suggesting Kennedy would have crafted a different approach. Others defend Johnson on domestic gains while condemning his handling of Southeast Asia. The debate asks whether anti Johnson sentiment reflects broader animosity or policy evaluation.
Fifty years ago at Arlington Cemetery President Wilson spoke of American purpose and warned against those who do not put America first. He asserted that the nation will resist aggression from any source. Daylight Saving discussions in Frederick drew mixed praise with one businessman calling it foolish to reverse clocks. Ahead, Frederick County’s fishing season opens amid muddy Monocacy and Potomac rivers.
Mr and Mrs Herman M Brown announce the sale of Catoctin Country Club property west of Frederick to themselves. The deal, handled by J H Grove Jr, is expected to close next week with a price around 28600 dollars. In Frederick County about 739 people receive unemployment benefits, with 539 veterans receiving 20 dollars weekly.
Washington observer notes that Morgan backed by Morse would have signaled antiwar repudiation if victorious, but Duncan won in Democratic race while Hatfield led Republicans. The piece argues Vietnam influenced votes but did not decide them, and predicts November outcomes depend more on domestic issues like inflation and party standing.
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