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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1969
Page
3
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In 1968 the Democratic coalition may have died with the South drifting toward Nixon and Wallace. Analysts note blacks moderates and youth may carry the region, while the party risks becoming a black-dominated bloc in the South and a two party era could begin. George Wallace’s return could alter but not guarantee outcomes.
U S brain drain concerns in Britain and Canada. Americans lead Canadian universities and schools, filling Ph D pools and staffing needs. Canadians fear losing control to American experts amid rising investment and cultural influence from the United States.
Dr. Norman Lamm of Yeshiva University argues in Tradition magazine that embracing the New Morality could redefine law and erode the family. He warns that adultery and homosexuality might become legally permissible and moral norms, urging Christian churches to resist nihilism.
Two city studies reveal contrasts in aging, crime, and youth drug use. Elderly arrests in San Francisco exceed 80 percent for drunkenness, with few offenses against others, while Tenderloin teens face rampant drug use and 324 narcotics arrests in 1966. The piece ties these issues to societal policy and world spending on arms.
The piece urges reading Lincoln's words as the best tribute to his birthday, recounting his self-taught path and wisdom. It then traces St. Valentine’s Day origins, noting its separation from the Rome priest but linking customs in England and Scotland, Valentine lotteries, and modern celebrations featuring gifts and expressions of affection.
Historical notes from February 15 1919 recall proposals for a county park memorial to fallen soldiers. Discussion includes Sanitary improvements at Montevue Hospital and a mistaken arrest of E G Wilson over Empire Theatre ticket sales. Lieutenant Friest Hitchins of Thurmont earns the Distinguished Service Cross, the French War Cross, and a commendation from General Pershing.
Unemployment rolls show a sharp rise in the past month with the county total around 2000. About 300 people daily are said to be receiving unemployment checks at Winchester tall. The weather reaches 75 degrees the highest February reading in 20 years with a low of 34. A robbery case in Westminster leads to youth arrests after a station heist. Firemen report trouble locating a Braddock Heights blaze identified as the white house location, the fire was out upon arrival.
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