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The Frederick Post announces the Montgomery County News Bureau office at 207 Frederick Avenue Galmenburg Maryland. Subscription rates listed include one month 41.15 three months 7 one year 1700. Associated Press membership and republication rights noted. Postage and circulation details included.
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Young voters urge action beyond nominees in 1964
A Washington conference on 21 to 29 year olds reveals shifts in party affiliation with Republicans steady, Democrats rising from 51 to 88 percent, and independents growing from 29 to 40 percent. Young activists argue engagement over candidate choice to drive change, citing Maryland legislator Mitchell’s path and Gallup findings.
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Vietnam Dispatch Reports Viet Cong Gas Attack
A Vietnam dispatch describes Viet Cong guerrillas spraying a nausea inducing gas at a government outpost in the Mekong Delta. South Vietnamese soldiers suffer vomiting and dizziness as they repel the assault. The report notes broader debates over chemical weapon use in the war and VC flame thrower tactics.
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Blueprint for Citizenship Education Proposed by Virginia Board
Lewis F. Powell Jr. outlined a plan to create a comprehensive citizenship education unit stressing the rule of law amid crime and unrest. A biracial advisory committee would build materials and a broader program for schools and communities, with potential wide demand beyond Virginia.
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Home Rule Debate Highlights Code Versus Charter
Readers weigh the merits of County Home Rule in Maryland. The letter by Mrs Susana Olson and the League of Women Voters argues Code raises centralization and limits voters, while charter home rule offers checks and citizen involvement. A separate letter questions gun control rhetoric and cites distrust of federal laws.
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Planned Chicago protest at Democratic Convention faces police guard
Activist groups plan disruptive actions during the National Democratic Convention in Chicago. Organizers include the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam and Students for a Democratic Society, with aims of mass demonstrations and confrontations with police.
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Frederick County News Highlights From August 7 1915
Record heat hits 104 degrees with reports of 114 at the throne on Square Corner. Summer vacation ends September 9 for Frederick County students. 34 agricultural students may continue farm work. Eleven injured in a county car bus crash south of Frederick. overloaded buses noted by EF Austin Baughman. Five people fined after a joy ride ends in a fight. Local officials renew efforts to stop trash dumping in Tan ner s Branch Middletown. 35 entries in pet show at Harmond field with judges naming largest and smallest pets. Frederick Chamber show of The True Glory draws 150 attendees. thousands forecast for 50th Francis Scott Key Monument dedication and stamp sales.
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Behind the Scenes at the Republican National Convention
Washington Today discusses the hidden negotiations shaping the GOP nomination race in Miami Beach. Delegates, governors, and campaign contributors weigh commitments and bandwagon timing as Nixon leads in some states while Rockefeller gains support in others. The piece notes switching ballots can occur even after roll calls.
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