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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
4
The piece analyzes Communist escalation across Southeast Asia with a focus on Thailand, Indonesia, Laos, and Sarawak, alongside U.S. countermeasures in Thailand. It contrasts wartime pressure with a separate look at state and local government fiscal strains, civilian needs, and proposals for federal revenue sharing to support local programs and services.
The piece argues the Huk movement in the Philippines and comparable Communist insurgencies persist despite past victories. It cites regrowth, surrounding areas, and the need for ongoing civic action, counterguerrilla units, and continual, varied countermeasures beyond military victory to prevent recurrence.
Maj Gen George M Gelston stood at the forefront of Maryland civil rights clashes in Cambridge. The retired Baltimore police chief impressed reporters with his calm, rare leadership style and ability to resist pompous posturing while opposing CORE and SNCC efforts.
Fifty years ago in York Pennsylvania Kid Sheller and Kid Alberts both from Frederick fought to a draw with Johnny Gill and Charlie Collins. No decision could be rendered under Pennsylvania law as the matches ran the full six rounds. Frederick supporters claimed the locals led in the ring.
Twenty years ago on September 28 scientists of the United Nations announced that effective control of atomic energy for peaceful use is possible based on existing scientific facts. The 22 page report, adopted unanimously by the scientific and technical committee, will be submitted to Committee No 3 (political) at a meeting next Wednesday. Fair time at Frederick underway as preparations for a likely record fair week proceed with 4H exhibits and large attendance anticipated.
Washington Today analyzes a volatile economy and a Democratic leadership facing internal strain. It notes rising prices and shrinking purchasing power, high interest rates, and a widening budget gap. The piece critiques executive and congressional paralysis amid Vietnam costs and argues for decisive restraint, potentially including wage and price controls and higher taxes.
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