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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1969
Page
3
Rates listed include one month for $1 and three months for $4.50. A yearly option is $21.00 with carrier route details and AP bureau membership notes. The text also references Associated Press affiliation and second class postage.
The FFA program offers youth in agriculture opportunities to learn, lead, and serve. Members gain leadership, citizenship, and cooperation skills through local, state, and national participation and apply classroom learning to real agricultural situations. Millions have benefited and more will find opportunities in FFA.
President Kennedy earlier faced Berlin tensions by reassuring West Berliners of allied support. Analysts see a possible test of Nixon's resolve if he visits West Berlin, while East Germany publishes land travel bans to influence the presidential election. The Warsaw Pact commander met East Berlin leaders amid renewed anxieties, but the Western occupying powers insist on maintaining access and avoiding confrontation.
In the second week of February the 14th hijacking occurs since January 1 raising concern at the International Air Transport Association. A Mexico City meeting March 4 and 5 focuses on stopping hijacking with security forces on eastern U S routes and on passenger searches to prevent weapons. The proposal argues such forces are cheaper than landings in Cuba and deplaning and reboarding passengers to avoid illegal visits to Fidel Castro's island.
In 1919 reports note Montesue Hospital warden Charles A Bisiob and his nurse wife resume duties after a county investigation. Officer Jakl Quinn narrowly dodges a truck at a street square corner. A Frederick and Ballenger Creek Turnpike stockholders committee offers to sell to county for five dollars a share with 235 shares outstanding. Armory space fully sold for the fifth annual Automobile Show, promising the largest local event with 50 models.
A boiler explosion at Marken and Bielfeld Inc. near Military Road and Seventh Street caused several thousand dollars in property damage with no injuries. Frederic Rotartans and others heard a Catholic priest Presbyterian minister and Jewish rabbi discuss Brotherhood Week at their luncheon. Residents toured the new municipal building at A Street and First Avenue opened after 15 months of work, led by Mayor Stanley T. Wirts. Peach growers fear damage if temperatures near zero occur as February warmth swells buds.
New York has more police than many towns yet faces overprotection and legal loopholes. Chief Inspector Garelik denounces legal guilt delays after a major anticrime drive, noting many arrests ended in light penalties. Elsewhere, narcotics and rehab issues are highlighted by John E. Ingersoll as needed shifts toward wiser, not just tougher, crime policy. In Congress, pay raises and holidays dominate early 91st session action, with a brisk pace easing into a busy year.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee forms a subcommittee to review internal military commitments and their link to foreign policy. Public sessions could threaten diplomatic negotiations and raise doubts about American resolve, potentially influencing Latin American allies and other nations.
A famed writer contemplates ending his daily column as the year ends, admitting limited past impact. The piece cites a public survey about what is urgent and important, samples from Rod Steiger, Julie Eisenhower, and others, and closes with a quip about postponing the final word.
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