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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1968
Page
3
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Senator Richard Russell of Georgia urged a defensive shield to curb a nuclear blast threat, citing McNamara testimony that 50 million Americans could endure a war with a robust system. Critics warned against overreliance while noting cost and feasibility of early protective measures.
The 1972 race gears up with Democrats seeking to keep Lawrence F. O'Brien to lead the party while Humphrey lobbies to retain him. Nixon aims to revive the GOP through patronage and state party growth to win a majority. The central aim is a Nixon second term, with Humphrey and O'Brien opposing him.
A 3524 man survey from San Francisco Mountaio Hospital and Medical Center scientists finds ambitious men develop coronary heart disease two to three times faster than others. Dr. Ray Roseman says personality and behavior significantly influence risk, with factors like family history and smoking also noted.
A Frederick Md letter to the editor urges white leaders and the public to talk with the average Black resident, criticizing NAACP leadership and a small turnout at a驱 meeting. The writer argues democratic participation should include all citizens regardless of race.
NEA Washington correspondent Bruce Biossat reports that Youngstown Ohio faces school closures for lack of funds, joining a growing pattern of districts nationwide facing tax rejection and budget strain. Across states, maintenance cuts, staff reductions, and program eliminations jeopardize elementary and secondary education.
Fifty years ago notes report no general enforcement of horse drawn vehicle lights in Frederick county and a request to the motor vehicles commissioner. Health officials delayed school closings amid influenza fears. A cold wave drops temperatures to 20s with possible snow.
The Maryland Police Training Commission runs free courses for state and local police from 1966 onward, but sheriff deputies and constables remain exempt. The program aims to raise professional standards, with 23 counties participating to varying degrees. The next schools may be held at state facilities, and funding supports about 1,000 trainees this year.
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