Kennedy denial masks a bid for 1972 nomination
The column argues Senator Edward F. Kennedy covertly works to force a deadlocked Democratic Convention in 1972 while denying any desire for the presidency. It claims his campaign uses the Kennedy machine and multi million dollar fortune to influence peers, target Muskie and others, and pressure a possible acclamation at the convention. It notes his breach of diplomatic etiquette in criticizing Britain over Ulster and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Congress
Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
Kennedy
Muskie
George B. McGovern
South Dakota
Jackson
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Ulster
Heath
Northern Ireland
Eire
IRA
United States
NATO
Europe
Ireland
White House
William T. Sherman
Non Candidate Nominated by Parties Faces Mixed History
The piece recalls past non candidates like Sherman and Bryan being nominated without primaries, notes Garfield's 1880 convention outcome and Kennedy era expectations, then shifts to a qwerty keyboard standard and a wild Lake Erie drainage proposal by Toronto futurist Ogden. It links political nominating quirks with practical, long term ironies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tecumseh Sherman
James A. Garfield
Ohio
House of Representatives
Ulysses S. Grant
Kite House
Grant
Garfield
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
National Museum of Art
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Illiam McKinley
Bryan
Kennedy
Humphrey
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Hyannis
International Standards Organization
Geneva
France
ISO
Financial Times
Christopher Latham Scholes
Erie Pond
Toronto
Lake Erie
Frank Ogden
Detroit
Niagara
Falls
Niagara Falls
Ogden
Consumer Protection Division Battles Holiday Scams In Maryland
The Maryland Consumer Protection Division fights deceptive advertising and fraudulent sales as holiday shopping peaks. Investigators will travel to Frederick County and other regions for complaints, with limited powers due to lack of subpoena authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Taxpayer
Maryland
Hagerstown
Rockville
Frederick County
Calvert
Baltimore
Genoowine Omega
John N. Ruth Jr
Ruth
Norman Polovoy
Francis B. Burch
Lazier
Human Nature
Burch
General Assembly
Jesus Christ
Spiro Agnew
Legislative Council
Insurance
Loan Lawa
Frederick County News Highlights From The News Post
Yesterday’s items note Girls High School fashion, truancy warnings from Franklin D. Harshman, and a 1920 census showing Frederick County lead in farming and dairying with 13.7 million dollars income in 1919. Also reported were neighbors saving a house, a local dentist’s death, and 46 deer killed as 3,000 hunters began deer season in the Catoctin Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
One Day at a Time and Advice on Fear of Shots
A column blending quotes about living today with humorous social critiques. It includes a meditation on not dwelling on yesterday or tomorrow and a faux advisory segment about women’s habits followed by a reader question from Debbie on vaccine fear. The doctor figure offers reassurance that fear of shots stems from childhood ideas and can be overcome by laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polovoy
Frederick Community College
Frederick County
Legislative Council
Coate
D. B
Debbie
Barbs turn wealth into social distance and shade envy
A compact critique contrasts cutting remarks with wealth and neighborly sharing. It notes how perceived privilege shapes friendships and daily annoyances like kitchen accidents and seasonal shade disputes.
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Hick, Maryland
Braddock Ave
Dr. Spicknall
Inspector Mack
Frank Stillrich
Mr. Stillrich
Ita
Mks
Mary FL
Rellouti
Middletown
Val Hymes
Berry's
HEA, Inc
News-Post
Firle
Charles H. Remabutee
Franklin D. Harshmanaid
Harshman
Moon
Doubs
Bethesda Naval Hospital
U.S. Navy
Joe Eisenhauer
Ite
Gwendolyn
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