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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1969
Page
2
Fragmented OCR from a historic newspaper page shows garbled publisher masthead for The Great Southern Pig A Mfg Co and a Messager listing Patrick Street in Federick Md with subscription rates and weird phrases.
Colonel Robert J. Lally cautioned against complacency while praising Frederick County authorities for crime and traffic gains. He highlighted broader police duties, training needs, and the forthcoming IBM computers to aid troopers in motor vehicle violations and wanted classifications.
John B. Funk former chairman of the State Roads Commission led the Brunswick High School Symphonic Orchestra in Sousa Semper fidelis in a spring concert. A Brunswick High School student director decades ago Funk later led Potomac Club Orchestra and served in the Maryland General Assembly and State Senate. The return performance served as a nostalgic highlight with heart appeal.
Goodloe E. Byron of Frederick and Carroll Counties is named to the unsalaried Federal Advisory Council. Secretary of the Interior Walter Hickel selects Byron, a Democrat, to advise on Appalachian Trail administration and development. Byron is active in Maryland's Historical Trust and the Governor's Study Commission on Planning and Zoning. He brings hiking interest and firsthand trail use to the board.
A group of Carroll County parents will sponsor a three session series at the Agricultural Center in Westminster to hear Dr. Arvin Cusher discuss The Psycho Social Aspects of Human Sexuality. The talks open Wednesday April 30 and aim to address sexuality, family relationships, responsibilities and communication for parents and children.
Maryland's push for comprehensive family life and sex education faces organized opposition led by the John Birch Society. By law the program is local option with teacher training and community readiness as prerequisites, while counties plan regional workshops and scales of implementation amid parental concerns and fears.
The News Post makes a series on drugs and addictions by Alton Blakeslee available for $1 per copy at 200 East Patrick Street. Commentary explores minimum wage effects on youth labor, welfare reform, and inflation’s impact on the poor, with economist Burn advocating careful policy amid Nixon-era debates.
A Frederick County courthouse meeting failed to settle summer corn price between farmers and canners, with canners barring offers above fifteen dollars per ton. Frederick MD congressman Fred erick Ny Zimlman named chair of the House Expenditures in the Post Office Department committee. A festive Frederick City Armory dance hosted by Company L Maryland State Guard drew tri state attendees. Mule rider Charles Rager injured after a runaway mule near Emmitsburg. he is expected to recover. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone announces new rates upheld as legal per Public Service Commission opinion by William Bruce.
Twenty years ago on April 23 1949 Frederick officials proposed new highways through and around the city to be considered in the muster plan pending a public hearing by the Planning Commission next month. The plan could be viewed at the City Engineer’s office.
A letter writer faults labor unions for power and high salaries driving up costs and taxes. A second piece warns democracy relies on citizen participation, urges writing to representatives, and cautions apathy risks national decline. Both are signed by St. Robert E. Kennedy and a resident in Maryland.
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