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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1968
Page
2
Dissent over NASA SST plans persists as engineers tout a 6000 mph sonic bet. Meanwhile nostalgia rises at Orange County Airport auctions with a WWI Sopwith Camel selling for 40 000 dollars and a Grumman Wildcat fetching 4750 dollars as collectors prize relics over fading aviation era memories.
Peace negotiators stall in Paris while debate swirls over future spending in Vietnam. The idea of 10 billion dollars a year postwar is challenged as fabricated money backed only by future taxes. 25 billion in peacetime deficits cited. Americans may choose debt levels carefully if no new foreign crises emerge.
A short, quirky item notes a teen warning about rushing romance. It cites Joseph Yedlicka of St Louis Missouri who marries Viola Foster a week after meeting her, despite relatives objections, illustrating the saying you can’t trust anyone over 30.
A critical look at the Miami Beach style nominating scene with its moneyed ease and security, noting the surface glamour, crowds, and police presence. It contrasts superficial comforts with the deeper political realities mirrored in Dallas, Memphis, and Los Angeles memories.
Arrangements are under way for the sixth annual Mt Airy Farmer s Pair Tourney and Horse Show to be held at Wildwood Park in Mt Airy for three days next week. Officials announce draft registration will occur at central schoolhouses county wide. James Burdette a Gaithersburg boy who raced in the National Soap Box Derby was eliminated after finishing second in the first heat.
The Nixon Agnew selection shifts Wallace’s impact from the South to border states and major Northern cities. Wallace’s challenge looms as delegates weigh bloc votes and possible House decision. Agnew’s appeal to white voters in cities and suburbs may erode Wallace support, while ethnic and civil rights dynamics redraw GOP appeal nationwide.
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