Frederick News header and pricing notice from 1969
The item shows the Frederick Maryland newspaper masthead THE NEWS with an issued date of Thursday February 6 1969. It includes a Great Southern PTO and MFG CO imprint address East Patrick Street and subscription rates by mail and motor route, with mention of circulation and AP dispatch rights.
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Great Southern Pto. & Mfg. CO
East Patrick Siren
Frederick
Mat Anle
the News
Maryland
Medicare Should Pay For Out of Hospital Drugs For Elderly
A proposal from former Health Education and Welfare Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen urges Congress to fund out of hospital drugs for the elderly under Medicare. A task force estimates initial annual costs around 600 million dollars, rising with program expansion. Cohen favors a limited start to curb start up costs and to avoid broader tax hikes on workers.
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Health, Education, and Welfare
Wilbur J. Cohen
Medicare
Congress
Cohen
Middle East War Scare Fades as Peace Plan Falters
The piece recalls Soviet and Arab forecasts of an Israeli invasion of Lebanon and Jordan before Nixon's presidency, noting the scare proved groundless though used for propaganda. It discusses a Soviet plan for staged Israeli withdrawal and UN oversight, which Israel rejected over missing canal navigation and no binding peace treaty. It also notes Vietnam aftermath and prisoners at Moundsville, who urged bankers to give money.
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Israel
Lebanon
Jordan
Nixon
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
Great Powers
United Arab Republic
Strait of Tiran
United Nations
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Palach Suicide Highlights Czech Struggle for Freedom
Editorial argues Palach’s self immolation united Czechoslovaks under desire for national sovereignty while contrasting American protests over the Vietnam era. It notes the act’s symbolic power and questions differing social responses across nations.
Soviet seeks relief through arms deal amid economic strain
The Soviet Union faces hard choices as it pays for invasion costs and pursues space and defense gains. Kremlin watchers say Moscow may seek an arms deal with the United States to ease ruble pressure while maintaining strategic aims, even as it expands space and military programs.
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Washington
Nea
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nixon
United States
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Rus Shan
Moscos
U.S
Vietnam
Soviet
Rossi
Maseaw
Resolutions on pari mutuel bets bond issue pass at Grange meet
At a Jefferson meeting of Frederick County Grange more than 200 members voted to adopt resolutions endorsing a 2.5 million dollar Ichol Construction bond issue and calling for referenda on pari mutuel betting. Dozens completed Selective Service questionnaires are being sent to veterans and married men for corrections.
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Forks
Ichol
Frederick County
Lomona Grange
Jefferson
Beline
Wieir
Evers becomes Mississippi's new Democratic committeeman
The article reviews Charles Evers's rise to Mississippi's Democratic national committeeman, highlighting his steady approach and commitment to fairness. It notes his role in integrating the state delegation, his appeal to black voters, and contrasts his stance with more militant voices.
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Charles Evers
Mississippi
Atlantic City
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
Evers
Aaron Henry
Humphrey-Muskie
Democratic Party
Wallace Country
Nathan Hare
San Francisco State College
Pittsburgh
Stephen Wait
United Negro College Fund
Hare
White Hare
Brather
Why Noninvolvement in Emergencies Sparks Bystander Study
Princeton psychologist Dr John M Durley and Dr Bibb Latane of Ohio State report a three year study on why people do not help in emergencies. They found larger groups increase diffusion of responsibility and bystanders feel less compelled to act. The murder case in New York 1964 inspired the research.
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John M. Durley
Princeton University
Bibb Latane
Ohio State
New York
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Czech Freedom Torch
Jan Palach
Pentagon
U.N
By Don Oakley
Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
America
Patsy
Paul A. Osborn
Platt Rodgers Spencer
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Peuruary
Tie County
Th. Clyde Outson
MT. ST. Mary's
Harrisburg Academy
Bruce Biossat
Tratle
Yen Eser
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