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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1969
Page
2
Reader note indicates member press is not printed in this edition and second class notices are missing from the current issue.
Rebecca Tarshis visited Pravda in the Soviet Union and reports the paper lacks comic strips advice columns or ads. She notes Pravda serves the communist party, with profits funneled to the party and no free enterprise underpinning journalism.
Critics condemn ROTC on campuses while supporters cite its role in officer production. The program accounts for large officer percentages across branches, with hundreds of thousands enrolled nationwide and dozens more campuses seeking ROTC programs.
Mount St. Mary’s College at Emmitsburg revises its curriculum to balance career emphasis with humanities. About 40 percent of credit hours target career areas while 60 percent cover general courses in humanities and sciences to cultivate broad illumination and cross-disciplinary insight.
Washington today condemns North Korea for the Pueblo crew mistreatment and captivity for 11 months. The piece links this act to Moscow and Peking and questions if humanitarian protests will demand civilized prisoner treatment and accountability from Communist regimes.
A study of President Johnsons final budget shows tactics to constrain Nixon. It highlights underfunded war costs and expanded social programs likely to force future funding, while presenting paper surpluses to mask real deficits. The piece warns of political traps and future overheads for the new administration.
A compilation of brief items from the News-Post files dated January 31 1919 and January 31 1949 notes proposals for East Pat Ricks Street lighting near the post office, Hood College’s Strawn Cottage featured in School Life, and Myersville stock plans for a water system. The 1949 item mentions the March of Dimes campaign ending, weather delaying container collection, a Junior Fire Company gathering at Ue Presbyterian Church, and Frederick Memorial Hospital earning a 25 bed+ approval from the American College of Surgeons based on a December survey.
Religion editors across the United States and England forecast 1969 as a year of declining church influence and shifting alliances. They predict birth control controversy, parochial education cuts, intensified Catholic Protestant dialogue, and possible church consolidation, with a dramatic note on Lyndon Johnson joining the Roman Church after leaving the White House.
The speaker asks if sensible people north of the 38th parallel will press the North Korean government to right the wrongs done. They question whether real punishment will be meted to officials who showed their country to the world as savage and irrational.
The text states Saint Peter was killed during the persecutions of Emperor Nero around A.D. 64. Tradition holds he was crucified head downward at his own request, possibly in the Nero era's garden setting.
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