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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1969
Page
3
The News Frederich prints a garbled classified style notice listing a Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co service or product details with subscription and mailing markups. It includes references to the Audit Bureau and Associated Press credits and notes a 1969 date.
The piece praises Marvin Mandel as Maryland’s governor elect, noting his political skill and district base. It cites the challenge of balancing a state budget, with potential tax increases or program cuts, and suggests his ability to win legislator support will shape his tenure.
The Frederick Branch of the NAACP ends its boycott of area businesses tied to the Wallace petition after a meeting where many establishments pledged to address insensitivity and racial concerns. The Chamber of Commerce forms a committee to work on these issues as the NAACP warns progress will be slow and ongoing effort is needed by both white leaders and the black community.
George P. Shultz, retiring president of the Industrial Relations Research Association and future Labor Secretary, urges focus on jobs for slum dwellers and private sector driven employment. He cites private industry aided by government subsidies to train hard core unemployed, especially Black teens, to curb long term unemployment and social disruption.
Editorial notes NIH and a Florida professor may seek a $100,000 grant from NIH in February or March to study snoring. Dr Marcus Boulware of Florida A and M proposes two main approaches: nonmedical exercises to tighten mouth muscles and ear plugs for the sleeper, promising a sleep relief akin to a bed of nails.
President-elect Nixon faces two main tasks to govern in a crisis. He seeks rapid White House command with real time data and cross agency access, plus a plan to hand off control after crises end. Experts note past centralization risks and push for faster crisis response with eventual reversion to agencies.
Yesterday a Frederloh County rail road worker in Beunswich developed smallpox after a week of illness. Dr Bev in West treated the patient and prescribed care. The incident adds to health concerns in the region.
Viewers see a conservative cabinet but Nixon moves beyond that with three experiments. Kissinger is an analyst not a co ordinator, Moynihan leads an urban affairs council, and John Sears becomes top political aide to reorganize the GOP.
Question and answer format presents a quiz item about Shirley Temple as the youngest person to accumulate a millionaire estate before age ten. The second line repeats a puzzle about Pere France territory and a misread coast near Newfoundland.
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