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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
4
Fragmentary ad copy from a historical page shows pricing for subscriptions and services. Mentions Berth Cart and a phone number partial. Offers monthly and multi month rates with unclear terms and garbled pricing lines. No clear event or person established.
The piece revisits the JFK assassination, noting ongoing doubts about the Warren Commission. It cites Connally’s claim he was not hit by the same bullet, discusses three shots, Oswald’s lone- gunman theory, and calls the case one of the 20th century’s greatest unresolved mysteries.
Secretary Udall warned of federal reprisals over county rezoning by the lame duck Montgomery County Council. Eight federal matching grants totaling over 10 million for park land and water resources were suspended until the county adopts comprehensive development plans. The move, criticized by Senator Brewster, targets the outgoing council and spares the new body pledged to uphold zoning. The action reflects a federal backlash amid conservationist scrutiny and political shifts in Baltimore Sun coverage.
The piece notes a new self-help trend among Negro leaders driven by a shift sparked by Stokely Carmichael’s black power idea. It highlights Philadelphia’s Men Concerned workshop and predicts more Negro-sponsored programs, limited hopes for new federal civil rights legislation, and a focus on local action, finance, and voter power for 1967 68. It cites votes and elections as proof of increasing Negro influence, with aims to register hundreds of thousands more voters and field more Negro candidates at all levels.
A Manila report quotes a Philippine colonel saying victory cannot come by military action alone. He argues troops are needed to stop Viet Cong battalions but emphasizes political reform, civil freedoms, and economic aid are essential to win hearts and build a self-defending South Vietnam.
Fifty years ago on November 30 1916 a 400 pound porker was slaughtered at a home near Sharks town during a rustic butchering party. Impromptu entertainment and a barn dance followed with guests including George Krante John Main Melvin Oden Howard Quinn and others. Frederick City Elks plan Lodge of Sorrow at the City Opera House with orator James G. Glessner and a brief message from Atty Leo Weinberg. committee members listed.
Twenty years ago Frederick City officials and AMVETS pushed a World War II memorial community building. The Business and Professional Women’s Club endorsed the plan, saying it would honor heroes and meet a long standing need in Frederick County.
Washington Today discusses whether governors make better presidential candidates than Senators or House members. It notes leaders like McKinley Roosevelt and Truman as governors turning presidents, the need for international expertise, campaign fund-raising for foreign policy study, and the advantage of national connections in Washington.
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