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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1966
Page
4
Rates listed for Bingle copy five cents and by mail in advance. One month priced at 1.28 dollars, three months 9.50, six months 6.50, and one year 12.00. Carter option at 0.30 weekly, 1.30 monthly, or 15.60 yearly. Member of Audit Bureau Of Circulation and Associated Press.
The 11 state primaries last week showed the war issue did not persuade voters. Johnson supporters won key races in New Jersey Wisconsin and New Hampshire while prominent antiwar figures fared poorly. Overall results suggest the war remains unpopular but may not shape the fall election. General Thyng’s victory signals urgency to resolve the conflict.
Joseph W. Martin Jr aged 39 declared the time for service over sentiment in July 1924. In November 1524 Massachusetts Tenth voters chose Margaret M. Heckler over the veteran congressman, ending his bid for a 22nd term after four decades as one of the country’s most powerful figures.
A Frederick reader laments short parking meter times hindering downtown shopping. He proposes three hour meters to reduce repeated trips and ticketing, recounting longer walks between stores and the meter. The letter also notes high downtown parking demand and costs.
Hal Boyle surveys husbands across a playful poll about why wives remain mysterious. The piece lists humorous questions about habits, tastes, and quirks from kissing a bald spot to preferring candlelight dinner and choosing which newspaper section to read.
Hood College will begin its 24th year with a morning open exercises in Brodbeck Hall at 9 30. Dr J A McCuaig of New York will give the addresses and all friends are invited to attend. After the services regular classes resume. A faculty meeting was held yesterday evening with plans for the term outlined. Frederick businessmen have offered special premiums for the Frederick Fair October 17 20 in addition to regular premiums.
Twenty years ago on September 20 1946 President Truman dismissed Henry Wallace from the Cabinet citing a reaffirmed U S stance at the Paris peace talks. Secretary Byrnes and the American delegation echoed policy continuity as Wallace vowed to keep fighting for peace. The Frederick Amvets chapter announced plans for the first annual State convention in Frederick on September 29 with Dr James Marrone endorsed for State Commander.
Justice Department sues a New York City newspaper, claiming to use the interstate commerce clause to force bidding on writings. The suit argues merging papers could require authors to sell to the highest bidder and questions the government’s reach over press content and distribution. The piece contrasts this with First Amendment protections and notes potential implications for authors, publishers, and competing papers.
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