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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
4
The Federal Trade Commission predicts price drops for milk and bread as competition increases. It exonerates farmers from fault, finds no scarcity though stocks are depleted, and blames middlemen for successive markups that tripled bread and doubled milk from farm to consumer.
The piece argues President Johnson’s promise to American troops at Cam Ranh Bay signals a decide to crush Communist aggression in Vietnam and across Asia. It urges continuing military leverage, rejecting negotiations, to prove strength against China and Communist forces.
The Chicago Sun-Times straw poll shows Republican Charles H. Percy widening his lead on incumbent Democrat Paul H. Douglas. Analysts note Percy’s strength among Negro voters and white ethnic blocs, with possible sympathy effects tied to Valerie Percy’s murder. Douglas faces age and urban trouble as his best hope hinges on Daley’s machine on voting day.
Viet Cong insiders describe a multi step approach to leverage a peace with Saigon and Washington. They seek key government posts, local provincial autonomy, recognition of the NL F, incorporation of VC into Vietnam’s forces, and a staged withdrawal of U S and North Vietnamese troops. The plan relies on political subversion and selective terrorism to create pro Communist enclaves and influence public opinion.
Fifty years ago a Frederick return deadline was discussed after a banquet committee phone with Major Markey. Leq Weinberg of Frederick to speak in Baltimore tomorrow. A major power outage hit the Hagerstown Frederick Railway system for about an hour. Out-of-town guests arrive for the wedding of Hilda A Zacharias and Charles A Opel Jr at 6 PM at Evangelical Lutheran Church.
James H. Gambrill Jr announces Paul W. McAulliffe will assume management of the Francis Scott Key Hotel effective today. Halloween disruptions clog main highways as corn fodder and snow fences block roads. state police handle trouble calls late. Girl Scout Week activities center on the theme Clition in Action Around the World. A new land tract west of Frederick faces U.S. government action tied to Detrick area. Price controls lifted on nearly 100 items as OPA's skeleton of Halloween ends.
An article reflecting on the UN's 21 years, noting the charter's aims and the persistence of war. It argues real peace depends on how nations behave, self restraint by major powers, and informed public opinion within each country to align governments with people's wishes.
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