The News Frederick January 3 1969
The Frederick Maryland newspaper lists publication details for the Friday edition with pricing and mailing information. Subscription rates are shown for monthly and yearly plans, with carrier routes and frequencies noted. The paper is a member of press associations and distributes AP dispatches.
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the News
Maryland
Nixon's Cabinet Aims for orderly governance with broad experience
Nixon unveils a diverse panel from business law politics and academia to lead the nation. He says the thirteen ministers plus Budget Director and Vice President Agnew will thrash out issues, bring independent yet comfortable leadership, and emphasize decisive orderly decision making.
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Richard Nixon
Nisan
Amon
Spiro T. Agnew
Eisenhower
West
White House
National Security Council
Council of Economic Advisers
New Urban Affairs Council
National Defense
Hubert HW. Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Washington
John B. Connally
Texas
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Nixon
Tax on the Sick tax plan sparks Pittsburgh debate
Pittsburgh hospitals and colleges unite against a proposed gross receipts tax on non profits arguing it targets the ill and could cripple city services. City Council argues exemptions already burden taxpayers while non profits warn of nationwide precedents and higher costs for patients and students.
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Pittsburgh
Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania
Seymour J. Schafer
Edward D. Eddy
Pittsburgh Council of Higher Education
Philip Baskin
Rat Control Aid Stalled Despite $40 Million Voted
Congress reversed itself and approved 40 million for rat control yet no funds have been spent. The effort failed to clear rats or assist the 47 cities that sought aid. Government plans to teach rat control to cities aim to cut the rat population by a small amount.
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Congress
Inauguration Weather Odds Favor Nixon Swearing‑In
Editorial notes that since the 20th Amendment the odds of good weather for Nixon's January 20 oath are high. ESSA data show a noon average of 37 degrees, light winds, and mostly clear skies with low precipitation chances. Historical bouts of bad weather are cited from 1937 and 1961.
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Environmental Science Services Administration
William Henry Harrison
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
ESSA
Outside Looking in Dreamer Liberals: Doctrinaire Struggle for Power
Washington column examines how liberal doctrinaires shifted on McCarthy Humphrey and Kennedy during 1968, favoring dramatic posturing and anti establishment venom over practical policy. It criticizes their oscillating support, overpromising, and tolerance for violence while claiming humanity.
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Washington
NEA
Richard Nixon
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
White House
McCarthy
Humphrey
Johnson
Toyal Alle
Farher
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Nixon
Vy Chiutut
January 3 1918 News Recap Highlights County Events
The piece surveys a 1918 January 3 roundup with flu epidemic hotspots in Walkersville and nearby locales, a fire at Hickman store in Doubs, a 15 000 loss, and residents escaping in night clothes. It notes the county budget increase for general school needs and appointments at Camp Detachment, plus DC-3 airliner arrivals and a court term for a veteran ex-soldier.
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Pike
Hickman
Doubs
John W. Null
Ho Chi Minh's Prisoner Bargain Tactic Analyzed
Ray Cromley assesses how Ho Chi Minh may use captured U S airmen and others as bargaining chips in negotiations. The piece details counts of prisoners, possible strategies, and references to the Pueblo affair to gauge American public pressure and Hanoi's aims in peace talks.
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Ho Chi Minh
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Navy
North Vietnam
Army
Marine Corps
South
Ilo
South Vietnam
U.S
United States
Paris
Red China
Asn
Barbs on media pace and the Saturday party invite
The columnist Phil Pastoret cleanly critiques the gap between anticipating a ward party invite and fearing it. He notes radio and TV news can’t fix a spill from a five minute news break.
Unclear OCR fragment with disjointed phrases
Fragmentary text presents incoherent lines about a loan, a wife, Halloween, and a dream. No clear event, names, places, or dates are extractable to form a factual newspaper item.
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