Ported dance with Pete Sercar under SOUTHERN FID CO BAY
Unclear OCR text shows names such as Pete Sercar and Patrice Vrentrin, with fragmented references to organizations, locations, and a staged class by Andrea Ch Citcularery Meriter. The readable portion hints at a confrontational display or match plus scattered proper nouns.
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Beaey
Pete Sercar
Gubat Southeen Fid
Tay Bayt
Patrice
Freeer
Sunsla
Pti
Kates
Red Gav
Tiree Murthy
Pee
Pepe
Andrea Ch
Rey
Spain
Modifying The Drug Law Sparks County Debate
An apparent plan to soften marijuana penalties faces county debate in Mon somery. Deputy State's Attorney Auditor Sonner proposes a county ordinance to reclassify marijuana violations as misdemeanors and move cases to lower courts, backed by concerns over addiction treatment and legality. County Council reviews Sonner and Cahoon opinions, sending the proposals to the Drug Abuse Committee for study and recommendations.
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Monsomery Coit
Lider
Audee
Sonner
J'vopte
Nanner
Huth
Theield
South
David C. Cahoon
Adornes
County Council
Counts Council
Shocking figures on pets killed by cars in Frederick
Animal Shelter data show over 400 dead animals, mainly dogs and cats, on Frederick City streets last year. Public Works removed 3,571 dog bodies and 2,047 other pets. mortality appears to rise. Six month tally exceeds 1,000 dead pets. Licensing evasion cited as nearly as many dogs died in the city as were licensed in the county. only 4,845 licenses issued. Calls for owner action to curb pets and for stricter licensing compliance.
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Animal Shelter
Frederick
Frederick City
Frederic
Youth Opportunity Campaign Promotes Summer Jobs for Youth
The 1968 Youth Opportunity Campaign to place high school and college students in summer jobs is underway as more than 12 million youths seek work. Employers are urged to hire to reduce youth unemployment, fill gaps during peak workloads, and benefit their businesses while aiding the community.
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Miuinpower
Lost War Parody and Sex Education Debate Letters
Readers from Middletown and Frederick County discuss wartime memory and a plan for school sex education. Alta Arnold’s piece depicts a protest scene amid the flag, while Mrs. Kenseth Spielman argues for moral guidance and God in schools. Dorothy Exsor urges balanced sex education, and the Women Voters League presses local government to support human relations efforts.
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League of Women Voters
League
Frederick County
Golden Jubilee Mass For Rev. Charles Stouter At St Joseph’s
The Rev. Charles Stouter C M native of Emmitsburg observed his golden jubilee with a Mass of Thanksgiving at St Josephs Church filawine. Family, friends, and 62 families attended the service and a Knights of Columbus Home luncheon followed. Mrs Stanley McIntyre led the Ladies of Brute in serving. An evening reception on the rectory lawn honored the priest.
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Charles Stouter
C.M
Emmitsburg
Father Stouter
St Joseph's Church
Filawine
Knights of Columbus Council
John D. Stouter
Paterson,or
Brute
St. Joseph’s
Stanley McIntyre
Turmedore
St. Vincent's Seminary
Philadelphia
Panama
Alabama
Michigan State Prison
Jackson
St. Joseph's College
Emmittsborg
Brooklyn
N.Y
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Local Guard encampment kicks off at Saunders Range
The Maryland National Guard unit in Cumberland fired at Saunders Range before dawn as the encampment began to train in marksmanship and duties so the local company can join Maryland's new National Guard. Frederick police plan to seize a carnival travel group linked to alleged gambling, and a break in Frederick's 14 inch water line caused water pressure loss citywide. A trio attempted a break in on Fifth Street around 3 am and fled after being startled by the homeowner.
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Poly
Maryland National Guard
Bean
Saunders Range
National Guard of Maryland
Frederick
Linganore
Democratic Conventions and a Voice for Minorities
NEA Washington Correspondent reports a Democratic reform panel may favor reserving up to 20 percent of each state's delegation for selections by state conventions or committees to boost minority and underrepresented participation. The plan aims to counter open direct voting which could yield blocs with few blacks or poor voters, while critics worry it preserves old politics and party control.
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Washington
NEA
Democrats’ Committee On
McCarthy
Reform Committee
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Florida
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Weelbine Mimittee
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Ran Ron
Deraigralts
Ely
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Tam
Alta Arnold
Middletown
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Valley Forget
Hames
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Mrs. Kenseth Spielman
Union Bride, Md
Sex ED Battle
Dorothy Fe
Exsor
More Heights
Vrederiech
Women Voters League
HEC
Antonio T. Marallo
Tulip Hill
Maryland
Kenneth Rice
Pearl St. Frederick
Paul A. Haley
Cumberland
Fifth Street
Lordlary
Continental
Woodsboro
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Guy Baker Jr
Jacob Maker
James Myers
Graceham
James Arnold
Robert Kerrigan
Robert Topper
Walher Stouter
Niagara
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