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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1969
Page
3
A readable fragment notes a weekly issue dated July 1464 with mentions of Postage Magazine and circulation details. The garbled text lists names and page references as part of the references in the periodical.
A Frederick County report criticizes the Department of Employment Security for racial discrimination and weak leadership. It urges an independent equal employment officer and federal oversight to restore trust and ensure fair hiring practices nationwide. Tokyo University students attacked campus, showing disregard for education.
Nolan Knowles rootes a Letter to the Editor supporting Mr. Scot Bair Jr. against higher taxes in Carroll County. He critiques liberal tax aims and cites taxpayers and teachers, arguing low education funding and long work for farmers and laborers. He signs as President and Association Representative.
Don Oakley argues sex education is a national issue in the schools and on the street. He notes Louisiana’s bill to restrict instruction and says laws cannot prevent knowledge, warning that if not home or classroom, the street becomes the next teacher and miseducates youth.
Column notes on women's fashion trends and a real estate salesman praising and courting buyers. The piece hints at social fashion shifts and urban sales tactics amid evolving urban life.
A reflective column discusses aging, time, and energy as people reach middle age. It notes hair thinning as men confront baldness and features a light claim from a hair specialist about perception. The essay ends with reflections on hats, warmth, and personal morale, concluding with a legend about two angels gathering thanks versus wants.
A Washington motorist blasted the Deputy Commissioner of Motor Vehicles at the Square Corner last evening for stopping him, declaring the People of Maryland are Bolsheviks and preferring arms against the Kaiser over his vehicle violation. The incident, part of the July 12 1919 roundup, reflects tense wartime sentiment spilling into traffic enforcement.
In Frederick Maryland the Maryland State Guard unit conducts shooting at Saunders Range as teams vie for the silver loving cup, with 14 veterans on the Frederick team. Raspberries yield record crops in the Hoonsboro area amid high prices. Frederick population tallied at 22 015 for beer wine and liquor permit quotas. Hopkins Hospital doctors refuse to predict Baby Elizabeth's future as detectives fail to identify the three month old girl found on a Frederick Street bench, now under Children's Aid Society care.
Washington observers say a settlement in Vietnam is unlikely within three years, possibly longer, with private talks between South Vietnam and the Viet Cong seen as key. Optimism centers on Vietnamese pragmatism. public Paris talks may lag as withdrawal of 25 000 troops this summer buys time for secret negotiations, potentially followed by further withdrawals every few months.
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