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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
4
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Generals and reporters praise U S soldiers in Vietnam as they push the enemy from caves and jungles. A sergeant recalls taking on fourteen enemy fighters while three days into a mountain battle near the Cambodian border. Gen Knowles lauds the overall effort, urging citizens to support the troops amid antiwar voices.
The Tax Foundation finds Congress is under staffed to review budgets and lacks annual power to compare revenue and expenditure. With agencies maintaining their own budgets and appropriations committees tiny, spending outpaces receipts, risking debt and bankruptcy like a household overcommitment.
The piece argues New York’s progress under Mayor elect John Lindsay partly depends on active backing from top business executives. It cites Atlanta and other cities where business leadership drives reform, suggesting New York’s future and the Republican party’s strength in big cities may rely on a similar, concerted effort from its corporate power structure.
The Poor Man's Philosopher notes how winter getaways become status signals for workers who cannot escape during peak months. It lampoons coworkers who boast of sun filled trips, mock sun worshippers, and reveal the hollow glamour of beach and cruise tales told long after returning home.
A unique butchering occurred at T. E. Edwards farm in Adamstown over Thursday night and Friday morning as local young men dispatched a dozen or more hogs in a moonlit event. Onion prices are rumored to extend life expectancy by 10 to 20 years. Frederick advances a miniature ice carnival as North Market Street fountain still shows icicles, described as a sight resembling London’s crystal palace.
Twenty Years Ago ems Frean The News-Post reports Frederick approves a text of an agreement to sell up to 400000 gallons of water daily to Fort Detrick for camp needs. City arms shift jurisdiction of Market and Patrick Streets to the State Roads Commission. Israel's Creek flood closes Liberty Road to Baltimore and blocks county roads after 2.5 inches of rain.
Washington Today argues that public confidence is the key variable shaping the economy. It contends Johnson administration actions to curb prices and wage controls unsettle business, with Rockefeller and Romney cited expressing concern over government bias toward labor, urging laws instead of executive edicts to guard stability.
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