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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1969
Page
2
The January 30 1969 edition shows subscription prices for one month three months six months and one year with mail and carrier options. The page notes Associated Press content and mentions postal details for second class mail.
James W. Freeman, installed January 1968 as president of the Chamber of Commerce of Frederick County, pushes a Forward Frederick program and a Community Relations Committee to address discrimination in employment housing education and human relations while guiding the Frederick Gas Company. The Gaithersburg Gazette lauds the chamber as transfused with an energetic breed of aggressiveness.
Donald E. Graham, 23, Harvard graduate and Vietnam veteran, eldest son of Katherine E. Graham of The Washington Post, begins a 15 week police recruit course to gain city insight. He plans a future on the newspaper while serving in the Capitol Hill area with his wife.
The text reflects on Lyndon Baines Johnson leaving the White House after five years and two months. It notes his enigmatic stance and belief that history would judge him, citing his final State of the Union wish that future historians say he and Congress made the nation more just and ensured liberty for all. It acknowledges a large social legislative legacy that fell short of the Great Society.
The letter responds to Mrs Hughes on public school education and urges that parental training in values is lacking. It cites high crime levels and asserts many crimes are committed by parents, arguing actions speak louder than words to children.
Lawrence F. O'Brien ends a long run in organizational politics after 16 years as Democratic national chairman like Johnson era retracing path from liaison to postmaster general. The piece outlines his career shifts, loyalties to Kennedy and Humphrey, and the pressures he faced amid party turmoil.
Pupils of the Maryland State School for the Deaf performed inspiring songs during the sem i annual meeting of the Board of Visitors. Visitors praised the singing and gave expressions of high commendation.
Washington columnist notes the contrast between the constitutional oath and Nixon’s phrasing "So help me God" and cites 1962 1963 school prayer rulings as barriers to school morning prayers. It details several invoked prayers at the inauguration by diverse faith leaders and laments lack of a voluntary school prayer system.
A quirky column with sharp asides about social niceties and jokes. The author highlights a quiet plant lover who avoids gossip and recalls a ranch hiding phase as a humorous aside. The piece juggles wordplay on past tense and moralizing about idle kids.
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