Frederick News Ad Rates and Circulation Note 1969
The Frederick Maryland edition of The News lists subscription prices and mail routes for the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co. An advertisement from February 7 1969 details single copies at 10 cents and monthly to yearly rates. The paper notes Associated Press rights and second class postage in Frederick.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg, Co
Patrick Street
Frederick Md
Mad
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Advame
Motir
Associated Press
AP News
Frederick
Nixon's Inaugural Appeal Emphasizes Peace and Workable Laws
The piece argues President Nixon focuses on patriotism and using existing laws to advance his program rather than seeking new legislation. It notes he lacks a party majority in Congress, relies on opposition chairs who may be southern conservatives, but can leverage veto power. The author predicts consensus on peace with justice and the war's end, aligning White House and Congress on core aims.
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Mixon
Nixon
Congress
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
John McCormack
Mike Mansfield
Gerald Ford
House
Everett Dirksen
Mother of 12 Denied Welfare Move From Mississippi to New York
A Mississippi mother of 12 was denied welfare in New York City under a state rule barring benefits to those who come to the state for public assistance. The case contrasted Mississippi aid estimates of 1024 yearly for 11 dependents with New York’s much higher 8949.60 yearly potential, highlighting broader disputes over migrant welfare costs and calls for universal standards or work training to limit dependence.
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New York City
Louvenia Day
Clarksdale
Miss
Ruby Gathers
Mississippi
New York
New
Nixon assigns Agnew to relay word to Washington
President Nixon names Spiro Agnew as personal representative to communicate state and local needs to the federal government. The aim is closer, more practical collaboration in shaping and carrying out domestic programs. Agnew will interpret issues between government levels and foster a two way conduit for policy advice.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Ice shortages and farm losses hit Frederick County
Weather woes leave residents unable to stock ice as milder days shrink chances of a deep freeze. Prices fall for eggs and butter across the region while a fire at ex Senator Beasman’s farm destroys a chicken house and outbuildings, causing estimated losses over 12000 dollars. State police report a spate of town robberies tied to school consolidation bills moving through legislation. Last night Frederick County records a double chimney fire with minimal damage.
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Johnnie Beasman
Sykesville
Board of Education
Frederick County
House
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Senate
Edward D. Storm
De Gaulle’s drift from reality may shape Europe’s future
Editorial notes that President Charles de Gaulle appears detached as French nationalism wanes. It argues Britain’s entry to the European Common Market could herald renewed European unity, while France’s embargo on Israel harms ties. The piece warns of France seeking stability at the cost of economic leadership and NATO ties, with no clear successor to de Gaulle.
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Washington
Nea
Charles de Gaulle
France
Nixon
Europe
Great Britain
de Gaulle
Israel
Britain
West
Germany
Texas
Russia
Czechoslovakia
United States
NATO
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Joust With Vitamin Pills Sparks FDA Hearing Clash
Government hearings probe the vitamin pill industry as the FDA pushes for tighter regulation and quality standards. Industry critics accuse the agency of dirty pool while acknowledging some consumers overuse supplements. The piece calls for education and cautious labeling over aggressive campaigns.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Fungo catches fly balls amid trigonometry and smoke talks
A humorous collage parades a Hall of Fame display by outfielder Joe Fungo handling fly balls with arcing math from Seville Chapman Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory and notes on public health warnings in The University of Utah Review. It also riffs on smoking risks and ads.
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Hall Fame
Joe Fungo
Woomar
Seville Chapman
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
Joe
Scientific American
Chapman
Bran
University of Utah Review
Ralph Richards Alaims
Legalities of organ donation and wills outlined by bank official
A Wachovia executive explains why legal準authorizations for organ donation matter, noting immediate postdeath transplants require clear directives. He describes a suggested format banks distribute to attorneys in North Carolina, while acknowledging some states still let next of kin override donor wishes.
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KR. C. Page
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Natoral Authority
Art Walls
North Carolina
Printing tech could replicate paintings for mass market
Art world notes a new printing process that reproduces paintings with faithful tone and texture, lowering costs to fit any budget. It could allow artists to earn royalties on every copy, similar to authors and composers, as works circulate widely beyond originals.
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Biz
Alls Well That Ends Well and Help Wanted in Mount Airy Letters
Letters discuss Mount Airy zoning approval for apartments on the Wobinson property near Watersville Road and Route 27 relocation, then a Goodwill Industries appeal for expanded facilities in Frederick County. Robert F Kennedy urges charitable support citing a 34 to 1 return on rehabilitation investment and Kennedy quote urging public help.
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Board of Appeals
Mount Airy
C. Wobinson
Watersville Road
Goodwill Industries
Frederick County
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Arbs By Phil Pastoret Opens Doors To Success
A columnist muses on parenting and effort, suggesting pushing children toward active choices rather than passive effort. The piece references past behavior of youths and a metaphor about a hula dancer, using scattered imagery to discuss discipline and personal development.
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