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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1969
Page
4
A reader asks Dr Joyce Brothers about a son flunking school believed to be emotional derived from parental pressure. Advice covers avoiding harsh lectures, setting study periods, supervising chores, and letting the child decide within rights.
The passage discusses mutual doubts of adequacy in the marriage as the husband and wife cope with financial and emotional burdens. It notes possible resentment, power dynamics, and unspoken attitudes. It urges consideration of marital counseling to address underlying needs and complexities.
Baltimore launches Mayor s Stations to bring city hall services to neighborhoods. The program, created by Mayor Thomas J D Alesandro I, uses volunteers and one paid coordinator to tackle local problems from employment to housing. Rotary Club sponsorship boosts support and aims to expand to five stations with a $250 000 annual budget.
The report describes widespread national policies in Kenya Uganda Zambia and South Africa to strip Indians of trading licenses and move them from family businesses. It cites Kenya and Zambia licensing bans affecting thousands and notes citizenship attempts while highlighting local protests and economic disruption across regions.
The United States and allied nations discuss Vietnam war strategy in Bangkok after a SEATO ministerial meeting. Talks may address troop withdrawals and the pace of reductions as South Vietnam strengthens its defenses. Attending nations include Thailand South Korea Australia New Zealand the Philippines and South Vietnam. Secretary of State Rogers to represent the U S.
The Maryland Senate debated a routine congratulatory resolution for David A. Wisner on his appointment as chairman of the State Roads Commission. Sen Julian Lapides questioned the wording as premature while insisting on a recorded vote, noting potential embarrassment if praised before he starts.
The article notes a senate discussion about a Pusher commendation. President Witlart Ss. Tames and Harford signaled plans to review such resolutions closely in the future, stressing that commendations should be examined carefully.
Kansas City man Randal W. Hardin charged with failing to yield after a crash at the US 1 and Interstate 70S exit ramp. Curtis W. Thomas of Adamstown suffered property damage as both vehicles collided near the ramp interception. Barracks B state troopers estimated over 450 dollars in damage.
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