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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1969

Page

3

The News Frederick 1969 February 10 Front Page

Frederick Maryland newspaper page front announces subscription rates and mailing details. Publication by Great Southern PTG and MFG Co lists prices for mail and motor route delivery.

Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO Patrick Street Frederick Ma the News Frederick Maryland

Court Reform Bill Aims Two Full Time Lower Court Judgeships

A proposed General Assembly measure by State Sen. Byron would replace the magisterial system with two full time lower court judges in Frederick County and appoint magistrates in county towns. Judges would be 30 or older, practicing attorneys, paid 20000 yearly with ten year terms. A governor named chief judge would appoint a chief clerk. The bill echoes Maryland constitutional reform ideas defeated last May and faces debate over access in rural areas and the existing State's Attorney salary of 7500.

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Ammonia Detection Heightens Life Space Debate

Astronomers report ammonia in interstellar clouds toward the galactic center, suggesting complex molecules may seed star and planet formation. While boosting speculation about life elsewhere, experts caution that proof remains distant and discoveries unfold slowly.

University of California Steilar Nature

Coed Ivy Colleges Plan Student Exchange Experiment

Eight Ivy League schools will swap students with men living at women’s colleges and women at men’s colleges. Chicago researchers note hypnosis claims with Dr Erika Fromm warning against hypnotizing psychotic or pre psychotic patients due to unconscious mind overload. Caution urged in hypnosis studies.

New England Radcliffe Harvard Pembroke Brown Chicago Erika Fromm

Editorial on dependency ratios and a paper battery from Europe

The column discusses economic progress through dependency ratios, comparing global regions and noting high young dependents in the developing world. It also reports a Dutch paper battery with high power density usable in small devices, and critiques New York Times theater critic Walter Kerr on modern onstage nudity and four letter language.

Developing Countries Metropolitan Life Europe South America Chile Colombia Argentina Asia Taiwan Japan United States Canada U.S Latin America New York Times Walter Kerr Kerr Aoy

Roosevelt Memorial Day observed in county churches

February 10 1949 observances mark Roosevelt Memorial Day with memorial address by Attorney Holden Fetton at Methodist Episcopal Church. Major Gabriel T. Mackenzie returns on furlough from Frederick's Boys High School. Blue Ridge League enthusiasm grows amid regional baseball interest and Middletown Packing Company forms with a 50000 capital, planning a large canning plant. Frederick city plans a new million gallon elevated water tank and an east west by pass recommended by traffic study. Damascus Volunteer Fire Department upgrades with two way radio. Juvenile Court deals with four youths in a service station robbery and one youth committed to Maryland Training School.

Roosevelt Methodist Episcopal Church Holden Fetton Gabriel T. Mackenzie Frederick's Boys High School Here Frederick City East South Street Damascus Maryland Training School For

Nixon notes universal faith in prayers at two Washington breakfasts

Washington observers recall the 17th annual presidential prayer breakfast as 2000 attendees from Congress, cabinet, governors, and guests. President Nixon praised a shared spiritual heritage and described letters from across the nation praying for the country and its leadership.

Washington United States Congress Nixon Agnew White House America Senate Prayer Breakfast John Stennis Mississippi Graham Purce Texas Edmund Muskie Graham Vietnam

Barbs and Banter From a Banquet Hall Commentary

A curio of wry observations on social pretensions and manners. The writer jests about ambulance rides, changing tastes, doll play, moral exhortations on meager salaries, a committee decorating the hall with bowling motifs, and the absurdity of serving last season's pins as ribs.

Groundhog forecasts and storms echo through Weather Felt

By The Way by George B Delaplaine Jr recalls historic snow years in the area. He cites spring signs and past storms from 1942 Palm Sunday snowfall to 1959-60 heavy snows, noting travel disruptions and wind effects on trains and roads.

Washington New York Pennsylvania

Columbus First Reached North American Mainland

Question and answer style item notes Columbus landed in Honduras in 1502 on his fourth voyage to the New World. It also recounts the traditional naming of the bedstrate from the manger scene where Christ was born, tying the plant to nativity imagery.

Columbus Honduras New World Christ

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