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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
4
The text notes the cantaloupe name origin linked to Cantalupo in Italy but questions evidence. It mentions melons grown in Europe and a reference to battlefield associations. Bird imagery appears with eye placement at the sides of the head.
New York police report show Times Square area arrests for robberies felonies larceny narcotics and other offenses reaching 23.6 percent of city total in December. The figure rises from 17.8 percent in 1967 and 12.2 percent in 1966 as police increase patrols on Eighth Avenue. Night workers say passage through the area is unsafe in early hours.
The Supreme Court ruling allowing jailhouse inmates to give free legal advice drew sharp comments from California Deputy AG Arlo J. Smith Missouri Corrections Director Fred T Wilkinson and Kansas State Penitentiary Warden Sherman Crouse. They argued it could flood courts with frivolous cases and hinder inmate understanding. The decision followed William Joe Johnson’s complaint that Tennessee prison officials blocked his appeals for illiterate inmates.
Senator Fulbright, long skeptical of Nixon, gives favorable remarks on his European visit and overall policy. He urges immediate talks with the Soviet Union while warning against unnecessary troop deployments and hints at potential conditioning on national security goals.
A federal judge rules a woman on trial for transporting a falsely made security will must bare her upper thighs and buttocks to establish identity. Judge Porter cites attached names amid her claim as Betty Peters 36 of Cincinnati. Americans consumed 275000 tons of strawberries during 1967.
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