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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item lists names such as Audi Berten and Ren Pyne Seeman Cres Botage Hat. The text references a member and associated group during a tea event, with unclear roles and dates. Further readable details are not present to confirm actions or outcomes.
The article reports on a heated debate at the American Historical Society meeting in New York. It contrasts student directions toward African history and pride with calls to shorten required history study. Professors urge rejuvenated teaching focusing on core historical values and engaging methods.
Charles R. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation argues that U S farm policy relies too much on government payments totaling 3 5 billion annually. He says consumers enjoy abundant low cost food while farmers face political decisions, urging stronger farmer bargaining rights and market-driven price formation.
Morris L Wofford Jr president of the New York State University College at Old Westbury opens a two day symposium on human rights and the law at Notre Dame University. He argues consent of the governed should be the moral basis for law and questions whether rules deserve consent. He notes courts must determine questions of reason justice and change not individuals. He warns against civil disobedience becoming the norm and stresses majority consent over minority radicalism.
Don Oakley argues that allowing hijacked passengers to depart on unscheduled Havana landings will ease airline costs and passenger inconvenience. The piece notes the plan may not address the core problem and questions its effectiveness in solving hijackings.
NEA analysis notes Nixon aims to balance Europe and broader security goals. He backs a revitalized NATO as a political alliance extending stability to the Middle East and Asia while navigating West German ratification and Czechoslovak history. The trip signals movement but warns against overoptimism about quick solutions.
The text argues nature warns humans to slow down through long term causes and slow effects rather than sudden catastrophes. It notes pollution and environmental degradation creep quietly, shaping life and landscapes while people grow accustomed to harm, with references to Donora and Santa Bandiana as cautionary examples.
Several names entered the county primary including David Whipp running for Judge of the Orphans' Court and Galvin Ziniieman for a position. Internal Revenue officers will be in the city to aid residents with income tax returns due by March first. Frederick shows its first surplus in years with about 82 000 in assets and a campaign to raise 5 000 for Armenians and Syrians.
Twenty years ago, firefighters saved a residence on Michaelis Road by using booster water until Lee’s well ran dry, then building a dam in a nearby creek to back up water. Trappers reported poaching gear thefts totaling hundreds of dollars. two men were caught with marked traps. Singanore filtration plant will install two three million gallon pumps to improve city water pressure. County commissioners seek bids for remodeling the county jail including plumbing, heating, and electrical work with separate bids for each phase.
Black moderates fault the Nixon White House for not turning words into deeds on race. They accuse aides of condescension and question cabinet picks, urging broader engagement with leaders like Leonard Garment and Roy Wilkins to address ghetto issues and Moynihan's urban policy.
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