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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
4
Delegates across nations weigh U Thant’s possible resignation as the UN faces dwindling funds and stalled consensus. The Congo, Palestine, Cuba, Vietnam, Rhodesia, and China show the body's limits, sparking doubt about continued leadership and the conditions under which he might stay.
The article argues neutrality in Laos Cambodia and Vietnam as proposed by Charles de Gaulle is old rhetoric. It notes Laos and Cambodia have faced ongoing fighting with North Vietnamese influence. It states de Gaulle offers mediation but North Vietnam has shown no interest in peace talks.
The Potomac water plan debate pits the 1963 Corps proposal for sixteen dams against a newer plan for four dams on Bloomington Sidling Hill Creek Town Creek and Little Cacapon Creek. Supporters praise gradual development and future dam additions, while opponents fear insufficient water for Washington. The plan aims to begin conservation and rehabilitation efforts, with Congress urged to approve the special presidential study group plan backed by the Corps.
In the June 1966 California primary Dorothy Healey ran for Los Angeles County tax assessor to let the Communist party observe public reaction to a known Communist candidate. She publicly affirmed party ties and wore pins reading Vote Communist, winning 86,149 votes. Aptheker announced a bid from New York 12th District on May 15. The piece outlines perceived Communist strategies, including guerrilla warfare and internal subversion, plus plans to place members in government to influence policy and access.
A New York column of assorted items notes taxpayers’ costs to run government, aging workers’ planning, how often people swallow during meals and rest, insurance industry gender balance, notable quotes, truck traffic, equal rights effects, and a quip about frogs, toads, ants, perfume, and a Carolyn Wells saying about life and learning.
A clash of laws over Frederick county squirrel hunting seasons sparks confusion among sportsmen. The statewide and county rules conflict, while a county measure passed earlier asserts August 25 to December 24 as the season. Additionally, J. J. Shenk of Frederick received a patent for a hay loader designed to lift hay from wagon to barn with pulleys, easing farm labor.
Twenty years ago MT. ST. MARY'S COLLEGE at Emmitsburg will resume its prewar schedule this month opening with the largest enrollment in its history. About 597 students are expected with sixty percent veterans. the college previously ran a fast track program delivering three year graduations. President Truman postponed indefinitely the third atomic bomb test at Bikini. the White House cited the completed first two tests and the knowledge gained.
Washington calls for decisive action to combat the widening economic crisis. Lawmakers debate postponing major measures until after Election Day, risking public confidence and the chance to curb inflation, with experts urging courage and fiscal restraint.
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