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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1968
Page
2
The notice lists pricing for subscriptions including single copy cost, by mail rates with monthly and yearly terms, and carrier delivery fees. It provides figures such as one month for 123 cents, three months for 99, six months for 6490, and one year for 1200, with carrier rates of 30 cents per week and 6.198 per month.
Dr. N Tinbergen of Oxford notes territorial conflicts across species from howler monkeys to eagles bears and dragons. While many intrusions end with retreat and no bloodshed others risk deadly clashes, urging restraint before one party resorts to lethal force.
The FTC orders a detailed look at conglomerate mergers as the Celler Kefauver Act of 1950 extends merger jurisdiction. The inquiry will assess impacts on competition and if such deals threaten monopoly, with emphasis on added assets and noncompetitive fields.
The 1968 Alaska oil rush mirrors the Gold Rush era with thousands drawn to Arctic prospects. Atlantic Richfield and Humble Oil drill a 90,000 acre tract on the Arctic slope amid extreme cold, with estimates suggesting the find could become the largest U.S. petroleum accumulation, potentially surpassing East Texas. The remoteness and climate heighten interest across Arctic Canada and Alaska.
FBI chief cites SDS sabotage workshops at Michigan State University as evidence of anti draft excess. Columnist Mrs. Hughes urges disciplined weight loss and fitness. Space pact to recover downed pilots gains Senate support. English student fined for antiwar leaflets. marriage restriction ruling in Madison. Willard Hotel's closures mark end of an era. Youth groups laud beautification efforts. Food stamp expansion lobby uses bread gesture. Virginia prison work pay dispute and wage raises noted. Beard fashion and civic publications highlighted amid national interest.
A Washington shop on New York Avenue markets surveillance gear and bugging devices mainly to police and federal agents. Staff describe most items as public education props, with real sales restricted to law enforcement. Transistor radios are the best selling item amid a curious mix of gadgets in the window.
A collage of past items notes H Dorsey El Chison announcing a Democratic bid for Congress in the sixth district. It reports bootlegging activity in the city and previews the Manor picnic, plus Brunswick's municipal campaign and a bond issue debate. Also, a 1948 entry details two inches of rain flooding Frederick streets, expansions prompting more meetings, corn canning plants starting next week, and a five cent hourly raise for Frederick Iron and Steel foundry workers after a union conference.
Joe Eisenhauer notes a Sunshine Magazine piece by Gertrude Bailey advocating 125 years as the ideal human lifespan. It urges reeducation of thinking, active study, balanced life, and avoiding constant work by embracing rest, recreation, and positive life outlook to stay youthful.
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