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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1969
Page
3
Freestanding newspaper page note from the Frederick Maryland issue dated Friday February 28 1909. The item references associational meetings and circulation audits tied to the press and member duties.
Harriman, former U S peace negotiator, says talks with the Soviet Union could yield parallel understandings while peace moves quicken. He backs mutual withdrawal and urges South Vietnam to choose its future government, while fearing a possible Communist takeover if South Vietnamese unity falters. He stresses North Vietnamese backing for a coalition and warns optimism should not overlook the strength of Vietcong resistance.
The House bills would lift federal education spending to 54 billion by 1977, doubling current outlays and shifting a large portion of national resources to education. Proponents see long term benefits for urban renewal and global leadership, but critics warn inflation and overreach.
The piece outlines a nationwide rise in abandoned vehicles, citing Maryland figures and a plan by Gov. Marvin Mandel to curb the problem. Proposed measures include a $10 bounty for scrappers, fines on junk dealers for keeping cars beyond six months, a $10 burial tax on title registrations, and licensing auto wreckers to reclaim streets from junked cars.
NOEL GROVE notes a softer Nixon emerging in the White House with more off the cuff humor and human touches. Observers question whether this ease reflects a genuine thaw or a tempting ease that could erode disciplined public image.
Sen. Edward Kennedy acts as a pragmatic whip prioritizing substantial issues over forcing tallies. He champions reform selectively, backing McGovern’s nutrition committee funding while resisting doctrinaire, all-or-nothing demands from left dissidents. The approach risks friction with hard-liners yet signals a steadier path to achievable goals.
A retrospective roundup notes 1919 tax effects on tobacco with rising cigarette and pipe prices, a Hood College Hiawatha play at Seminary Hall, Mount St Mary’s Prep basketball loss to Loyola Baltimore, and Frederick County home demonstration work. 1949 items cover American Airlines mail flights to Pittsburgh through Frederick, WWII veterans readjustment benefits via Winchester Hall, Frederick leasing of a new airport to Charles N Grimes, and Joan Derr leading the Red Cross 1949 fund drive with a $3689 county quota.
Moderates offer a path to peace through democratic, socio economic progress in the Middle East. An intercountry plan similar to the Marshall Plan could unite nations and faiths, reducing war risks and aligning reforms with local leadership.
A 1968 Olympic note recalls the first female torchbearer Enriqueta Rasiia So telo completing the last lap. Another quiz item asks about a moose throat bell, noting a skin growth. The Broadway play Life with Father achieved a record 3,203 performances on opening night.
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