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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1968
Page
3
Disturbing Democratic Convention Sparks Debate on Primaries
The piece critiques violence and police actions at the Chicago and national conventions. It argues the public loses faith when conventions resemble armed camps and proposes national primary elections as a replacement for both parties to directly nominate presidential contenders.
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Osiewers
Chiohin
America
Assembly Line Housing Proposal Aims 6 Million Units
Government directed plan from the Sinois Institute of Technology proposes mass produced high rise apartments to meet a goal of 6 million low and middle income housing units in 10 years. Concrete modules shipped completed with fixtures would rise around a central core while individualists could still build or buy their own model housing.
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Sinois Institute of Technology
Bul
Chicago
Europe
Canada
Montreal
Canada US economic forces push rates down but inflation lingers
Canada sees tumbling interest rates over five months yet them remain high with further declines likely. Bank of Canada pumps money to counter slowdown while US based Okun predicts slower growth late in the year and gradual easing in prices wages and rates with cooling expected by early 1969.
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Canada
United States
Bank of Canada
Arthur M. Oburi
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Okun
Wat
New Look For Labor In America Editorial Viewpoint
Editorial argues progress from skilled to automated labor reshapes Labor Day significance. Emphasizes education and retraining as answer to job displacement, noting automation creates more jobs than it eliminates and hints at a future where Labor Day marks renewed work rather than leisure. Ends with a quiz on general knowledge.
Church's Role in Moral Leadership Across Nation
The piece cites Malcolm Boyd and urges the church to act on war, poverty, and dissent. It notes Pope Paul VI as moral leadership on Vietnam, surveys Baptist ministers on Wallace vs Nixon, and argues church voices must address core issues over partisan rhetoric. It warns against self righteous political endorsement.
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Wall Street Journal
Malcolm Boyd
Boyd
General Motors
SNCC
State Department
Teamsters’ Union
University of Michigan
AMA
U.S. Marines
Paul
Vietnam
Vatican
Southern Baptist Convention
Louisiana
Florida
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
New York
Rocky
California
Reagan
Barbs and the Plain Wrapper Novel in Public
An odd public note describes a plain wrapper for carrying a pre paperback novel in public spaces. It mentions the Washes and COMETS people in a slangy, unclear style about making the thing easier yet more difficult for Proper Serre Plane fenatey Het ecomsnde recvena hit.
Grand Jury probes liquor trade as county battles bootlegging
The August 31 1915 grand jury in Frei Erick County opens alcohol investigations after Sheriff Mipp reports whiskey coming from Baltimore sold in pint and quart bottles. Schools open September 2 with 22 teachers short due to many in government work. Hood College hosts two French girls under a exchange program.
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UE Grand Jury
Freierick County
Mipp
Baltimore
Palmer
Hood College
Wile
France
Labor Day traffic safety exhortation from Joe Eisenhauer
Joe Eisenhauer urges wary driving and personal responsibility for road safety during Labor Day. He warns that most so called accidents stem from human error and urges mindful, lawful driving to prevent deaths and injuries. He cites Kipling and Ford quotes to reinforce a moral duty to protect life on the road.
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