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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
3
By mail subscription options listed with monthly and yearly prices in Australian currency. By carrier pricing shown as weekly rates, though some figures appear garbled. core figures include three mail options and weekly carrier price.
Secretary of the Treasury Fowler says the nation can expect substantial reduction in the growth rate in the remainder of 1968 as disinflation moves ahead. He notes lower interest rates, a projected $5 billion deficit, and a revised gold price range while cautioning against too abrupt a slowdown that could hurt Americans.
The National Institute of Mental Health reports over 2.5 million people, including 15 percent under 18, receive treatment annually for mental illness in clinics and hospitals across the country. Private psychiatrists and new federal programs add thousands more in care. Government and unions push reforms as families and friends grow hopeful.
Police in Bloomington Indiana discovered four pounds of marijuana and three pounds of horse manure in a suitcase. Instructions described drying and grinding the manure to mix with marijuana to stretch it. The absurd claim suggested FDA scrutiny of the additive’s mind altering properties and a political campaign warning.
Editorial laments the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia, forecasting renewed Cold War tensions, higher defense costs, and a stalled Vietnam settlement. It notes limited U.S. options, potential detente damage, and the enduring human urge for freedom despite tyranny. It cites quotes from John, Nixon, Chrysostom, and Henry Ford quotes.
Polls show only Edward Kennedy or Eugene McCarthy could boost a Humphrey ticket. Kennedy is a major asset but ruled out by convention. McCarthy offers modest pluses but remains uncertain, while other names drag the ticket. Internal dissent and Vietnam posture shape the choice and timing. Lawrence OBrien emerges as a potential acceptable running mate figure for Humphrey.
Ceremonies set for Courthouse Park in Frederick County to honor local men who died in war on Old Defenders Day September 12. Also in town news Fannie Ward plays Every Woman's Husband at Empire Theatre and a fire destroyed a three story flour mill in Thurmont. Mayor Eugene Harrison to take office with new council. Freedom Train exhibit arriving via Beall. bids sought for Thurmont High additions. Independent Hose Company wins anniversary cup. Fishing Creek Reservoir water supply reportedly resilient amid heat.
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues the Soviet Union’s invasion of Czechoslovakia signals a return to Cold War tensions. He warns that Moscow dominates its satellites, threatens free nations, and calls for a stronger alliance to deter imperialism while opposing a harmful detente with Kremlin leaders.
Historians cite camels among early domestic animals but question remains how far the first camel driver walked to catch it. The text blends quirky park and breakfast mentions with garbled phrases about sales, turnover, and a Gal Friday denying a fight. Names and specifics are unclear.
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