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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
4
Friday's special session repealed a planned state income tax rise that would have funded a 16 million education program, saving Maryland taxpayers about 42 million. Local governments warn about rising rates. Baltimore and Frederick City face limits, while earnings tax proposals faltered.
The 46th straight month of expansion shows record prosperity with minimal inflation. Unemployment remains around 5.2 percent, teens entering the labor force exceed available jobs, and a $2 billion balance-of-payments deficit clouds the foreign outlook. GNP may reach $625 billion. demand stays strong, yet a bolder retraining and education program is urged for full employment.
A Princeton analyst estimates the late campaign may cost well over 200 million dollars, more than double 1958, with television driving much of the rise. The piece notes preemption of prime time may anger viewers despite the political broadcasts' utility and occasional humor as the era returns to normal.
Washington discusses forming a permanent opposition commission to study federal policy impact and present unbiased views. Leaders propose a full time national panel to counter administration messaging and ensure both sides of key questions reach the electorate. The plan involves Republicans in Congress and a conference of former cabinet members. Khrushchev falls as power shifts within the Soviet leadership unsettle older party bosses and central committee figures.
The article describes two rival blocs within the Soviet Presidium. One group led by Brezhnev, Kasskin, Mikoyan, Suslov with Kirilenko, pursues military and industrial aims while sidelining Suslov and Voronovs. The opposing group around Podgorny Polyansky and Voronov pushes agricultural priorities. Khrushchev leans toward balancing factions, while critics fear erosion of old guard influence.
A letter from Mrs. Lula B. Clemson of Baltimore memorializes Hallie Cramer who died October 25 in Frederick and Washington circles. It lauds her courage faith and lasting friendship as neighbors recall her peace and guidance. The writer closes with a hopeful hymn to reunion.
Reports from November 11 1914 note cases of foot and mouth disease in the vicinity of Washington Junction in this county.
The article argues that the happiest time for school age children is the start of a new school year rather than summer vacation. It cites school spirit, anticipation of activities, and the appeal of fall harvest and holidays as the season’s defining joys for youths.
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