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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1968
Page
3
Publication details show a Frederick Maryland based newspaper by the Great Southern PTO and MFO at 200 East Patrick Street. Rates list subscriptions and carriage options. Associated Press notice appears, indicating reuse restrictions and post paid status at Frederick Md.
Dr Nick A. Tord of Mor prun State College urges both black and white students to master standard English. He tells educators at the Skt convention that competition demands use of standard English, condemning dialect as substandard and linking language to citizenship. He argues teachers must demand improvement and reject dialectical nonsense cited by activists.
The piece cites Frank J Lausche and John J Gilligan on the 1968 Democratic collapse. Gilligan warns the old Roosevelt era coalition is gone and proposes a new “constituency of the concerned” built from the 20 percent still in poverty plus altruistic activists. He notes McCarthy’s banner drew followers, signaling a search for a new party or major realignment.
A study of classroom tension notes parents seek self blame and fear. teachers face indirect complaints. It argues parents should engage directly, support students, and share the burden, countering strikes with mutual effort. The piece highlights the shared duty of guiding youths and improving outcomes.
A roundup of headlines from 50 years ago includes the Red Cross aiming to surpass 30 000 county members, a push for improved fire protection and a new fire chief, quarantine appeals amid influenza, post office urges early Christmas mailing, two accidents at Carroll Parkway and College Avenue, two Baltimore boys detained for Brunswick store burglaries, plans for the second annual community caroling event on West Church Street, and tuberculosis seal sale progress near the $10 000 goal in Frederick County and City.
A reflective column blends Henry Van Dyke quotes on keeping Christmas with Cass Lake Times notes on Christmas imagery and public thought. It contrasts superstition and science while urging acts of kindness and love, ending with a contemplative Christmas thought about hopeful futures.
Nixon plans to install his own GOP national chairman by early spring 1969 despite strong support for Ray Bliss among governors and party leaders at Palm Springs. Bliss has called a National Committee meeting January 17, Nixon aides expect a later date or a special session to seal his successor. Nixon believes the party must expand its national strength to win majorities and the presidency on its own merits. The effort will be led by Nixon and John Sears with a new executive director anticipated.
Nicholas Yinger of Frederick Maryland argues the boycott owes its name to Captain Boycott born in 1837, condemns selective punishment as futile, and urges readers to turn to Jeremiah 2 13 for a spiritual remedy. He frames boycott as economic loss to both sides and emphasizes unity across races.
A collection of wry lines about holiday mischief and social quirks. Aimed at readers familiar with lighthearted barbs about gifts and community behavior. The jokes reference church pews, tiny tools, thoughtful gifts, and neighbors decorating or drinking during the season.
A two way telegraph line links Ashington and Moscow enabling direct top level talks during a crisis. The 630 foot stainless steel Gateway Arch in St. Louis stands as a symbol of Missouri’sGateway to the West with the name Mia meaning mine my own.
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