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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1969

Page

3

Neighborhood newspaper tribute quotes president on communal work

A neighborhood newspaper notes President’s praise for local papers and calls for government and public efforts to unite. It emphasizes enlisting concerned citizens, building a cathedral of the spirit, and headlines driven by community action.

Todd Richard V. Nivan Pam Niaon We Neitherhood

Debre Views Paris Talks as Advancing Toward Peace

The Paris peace talks are described as moving toward peace on an irreversible path. Debre cites optimism, noting past decolonization and a neutral stance from successor nations, while questioning internal motives and warning that true peace must prevent renewed aggression, particularly in Korea and Indochina.

Vietnam Michel Debre Paris France Indo-China Nart South Vietnam Laos Cambodia de Gaudle Bellijferents Debre Ardeniis Korea North Korea

Carver cited as model for youth by Washington official

Dr Bennetta Washington, wife of Washington DC mayor, honors George Washington Carver at a 25th anniversary tribute. She notes Carver’s lack of bitterness amid slavery and urges productive work to curb social destruction, stressing the job corps audience about using talents constructively for economic growth.

George Washington Carver Bennetta Washington Women’s Center U.S Washington, D.C Carver Washington Tuskegee Institute South

Editorial Viewpoint on Federal Pay Increases and Timing

In a farewell address President Johnson endorses sweeping raises for top federal officials, including congressmen and cabinet members, while noting Congress may not accept the higher pay. The piece argues pay must be balanced with timing and integrity, cites Kappel Commission guidance, and reflects on public service rewards beyond money. It also discusses the erosion of desk time for the average worker, citing seating hours from childhood to retirement.

Johnson Supreme Court Kappel Congress United States

Shorts in Color Bring Style to Men’s Undergarments

A maker of men’s underwear unveils shorts T-shirts and athletic shirts in eight high fashion colors. The marketing manager says undergarments reflect personality with colors like Fire Red for dynamic types and Blush Pink for shy fellows or those who have had suspender failures.

Twenty Years Ago Recalled In Local News Briefs

The News-Post reports yesterday on aging political hopes and broken promises tied to candidates and events. Mayor Lewes and Erle discuss a local baseball club, while development plans threaten a Maryland school site as county officials tighten control over a planned contract and site permits.

Lewes Erle Speyen Paederich Dane Taye I Post

Nixon's Call for Spiritual Renewal and Peace

A report on Nixon's inauguration mood in Washington noting ecumenical prayers, public posters, and Vincent Peale's Call for Spiritual Renewal urging moral renewal. It discusses education, social reform, and critiques warfare, urging a shift toward spiritual renewal for peace.

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Budgeting for the next president limits lame duck term

The piece argues that an outgoing administration should start joint budget work early for the forthcoming term. It notes that the new president can influence the process by engaging with the current bureaucracy, while Congress must still approve proposals.

Washington Oneiaitt Johnson Jolson Sawon Vali Dee Brenere Caniel White House

Model T Ford's black universal car a milestone

In 1900 Henry Ford focused on one model the universal car the Model T later sold in black only. The piece notes the innovation revolutionizing production and sales as mass market mobility.

Henry Ford

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