The News Frederick Maryland January
Frederick Maryland newspaper page item shows subscription rates for The News with prices for mail and carrier delivery. Includes office address Patrice Street phone number and notices of Associated Press use and circulation list. Some OCR errors present but main item is the subscription pricing.
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Great Southern Pig, & Mfg. CO
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Notor
Associated Press
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AP News
the News
Maryland
Medicare Tax Rise Sparks Debate on Consumer Burden
The combined social security and Medicare payroll tax rose to 9.6 percent for workers and employers starting January 1, 1969, prompting criticism of shifting costs to workers. Welfare Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen urged merging Medicare with supplementary insurance, shifting over $1.8 billion yearly to employees and employers, while defending it as a welfare issue for low income elderly people. Critics accuse past fund diversions and warn against eroding retirement benefits.
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Wilbur J. Cohen
Congress
Cohen
Insistent UN Calls for Swift Action on Israeli Beirut Raid
The UN Security Council faces a tough stance as it condemns Israel for the Beirut airport raid amid broader Middle East tensions. Israel’s retaliation after Athens attackers underscores a cycle of hostility, with both sides pursuing incompatible aims over land and security. The piece argues for decisive UN measures to halt the deteriorating peace and prevent wider war.
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UN Security Council
Israel
Beirut
Athens
Lebanon
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Lottery bets fail to fund education in New Hampshire and New York
Tax Foundation reports New Hampshire lotteries yielded 5.73 million in 1964 dropping to 1.2 million by July 1968, while New York’s 1967 68 period saw 62.4 million in sales with 34.3 million earmarked for education. The anticipated 198 million yearly net remains unreached, revealing no painless bonanza for funding schools.
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New Hampshire
New York
Tax Foundation, Inc
New York State
President and officials face large pay raises but net gains look modest
Washington Today analyzes the proposed increase for the President, Congress, cabinet, and judges. After federal taxes, net income remains comparatively low given high living costs and required personal expenditures in Washington and home districts.
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Washington
Congress
Uncle Sam
America
Supreme Court
Hoan
United States
General Marters
Kennedy Moves In To Become Senate Whip
Senator Edward Kennedy launched a covert drive from Sun Valley Idaho to challenge Senate Democratic whip Russell Long. He spoke to roughly 40 of 57 Democrats, won rounds of support from liberals and establishment figures, and pressed a multi-day nose count amid holiday travel. Kennedy faced defections from liberal senators but built a coalition of center and southern votes, signaling a hard fight for the post.
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NEA
Sen
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Russell Long
Senate
Long
Kennedy
Sun Valley
Idaho
Chicago
O'Hare Field
Henry Jackson
Sens
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Daniel Inouye
Wawaii
Caribbean
Warren Magnuson
Flo
Albert Gore
Tenness
William Spong
Virginia
Ralph Yarboroth
Anay
Kenedy
Uberals
Fagene McCarthy
Ganford Nelson
Wisconsin
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Nelsen
McCarthy
Meteors and Cold Snap Mark Local News
A meteor flashed across the eastern sky last night, witnessed by hundreds in the city and county, likely Mt Vins. A west cold wave has Friedrich Temperatures down to 13 degrees with more cold expected. In Emmitsburg M S Marys opened the season beating Gettysburg 27 11.
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Tony
M& St. Marys
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg High School
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook entry on passage through this world
A short reflective note attributed to Joe Eisenhauer urges making the best use of life as it can pass only once. It reads like a personal meditation on time, urging acts of kindness and deliberate living in the moments remaining.
Awake by Daylight Not Nighttime Wisdom
A compact meditation on effort over worry and the value of daytime vigilance. It links success to mental alertness, facing problems, and accepting losses, then shifts to a citizen’s pledge to live by democratic and religious ideals, culminating in a personal interpretation of the Lord’s Prayer as daily action.
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Father
Pen Penmen and office quirks spark daily grind
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a bustling office scene with a factory of pen makers, a weary boss and secretary, calendar fears, and tangled chatter about meetings cards and routines. Names like Gwendolyn Anne and hints of an ocean game surface amid garbled text.
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United States of America
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