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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1966
Page
4
Labor leaders led a strong turnout yet saw losses in over 40 House seats and a dying liberal Senate hold. Meany and the executive committee launched a study of their political operation, noting white backlash to civil rights issues and a shift in rank and file attitudes toward spending and taxation.
Joe Eisenhauer reflects on Thanksgiving history noting the 1620 Pilgrims and Plymouth Colony. The column cites a 4 Thanksgiving Story piece arguing the Mayflower Compact led to communal ownership which failed by 1623, prompting private landholding and a feast. It warns socialism contradicts economic and moral laws and appeals to readers to read the Bradford account.
Congress left Medicaid indigence rules to states. New York defined a family of four as eligible if the sole wage earner earns $6,000 or less after taxes and insurance. The formula would cover about a third of New York’s population, with state and federal shares totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. HEW approved the New York approach despite concerns over liberal programs and potential future federal action.
The Presidents National Advisory Commission on the Selective Service will report next month to President Johnson on eliminating injustices in the draft. Public debate has begun as McNamara weighs draft by lottery while Omer objects citing college deferments and public interest. The draft has spurred voluntary enlistments and met quotas, but critics say it remains unfair to some segments of society.
Brunswick Mayor Martin forms a new Industrial Board with K I Rinker as chairman and H N Werntz as secretary to attract varied businesses and reduce railroad dependence. In Princeton, hopes ride on star Harry LeGore as Princeton faces Yale in the football classic, with a loyal home crowd supporting him alongside notable locals.
Frederick AM VETS rallied for a self supporting memorial for all war veterans at a meeting. They suggested a community building with a basement kindergarten to help liquidate costs estimated not to exceed 300000 dollars. A Christmas party fund drive was organized and the charity fund from a recent variety show netted 1700 dollars. Reverend W Merval Weaver urged brotherhood beyond faiths at a Frederick Lodge dinner at the Key Hotel.
A close adviser to South Vietnam Prime Minister Ky resists arrest amid a cabinet crisis. A powerful general acted without warrant, threatening Ky’s government as seven ministers consider resignations. The balance of power in Saigon keeps Ky from disciplining the generals, raising fears of a broader crisis. With no clear solution, elections and U.S. backing are seen as necessary to restore legitimacy and liberty.
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