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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1968
Page
2
The text shows an established date 1683 and a publication notice for the Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company. It lists the address 34 North Court Street Frederik Maryland with phone 642-117? and notes publication every evening except Sunday.
The New Republic editor Gilbert Harrison proposes a third or fourth party pairing with McCarthy and Rockefeller or Lindsay, arguing it could shape the era while noting no signs of backing from McCarthy or Rockefeller. He warns such a ticket might spoil the major parties, with Wallace drawing Dems more than Republicans. Harrison acted independently, and principals are unlikely to endorse the idea.
The University of Michigan survey finds shoppers have already discounted the 10 percent income tax hike signed by President Johnson. Consumers wait for Vietnam, economy, or elections as paychecks shrink, hoping the surcharge cools demand. If the effect proves weaker than hoped, economists could be disappointed.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller reportedly plans a five million dollar advertising blitz late in the race to close the gap with frontrunner Richard M. Nixon who is expanding ads in key states. Nixon faces the need to win these states again as the campaign tightens.
McCarthy would fire Hoover and name a CIA pick, stirring intrigue. Resurrection City sprouts in Olympia as Indigenous groups press land rights, vowing to stay as long as the sun shines. A rat alcohol cure, PCPA, shows promise while Nader accuses Interior of foot dragging. Tennessee Williams fears for his life, and Rumor Mills face new openness. China shifts to the French franc in trade, while 80 000 California high school grads party at Disneyland, raising discipline questions.
Washington column argues youths are numerous but not inherently wiser, noting aging population trends and the limits of youth influence. It cites RFK and other elites, warns adults must provide standards, and stresses that knowledge does not guarantee judgment or character.
A July 13 item recalls a severe electrical storm with heavy rain in Frederick County. Reports note COMPANY L Maryland State Guard trains at Timonium with 57 men and three officers. A barn on the Graceham Crbegerstown road burned, likely from engine sparks. Braddock Heights holds a long service with a soldier quartet. Wheat yield for 1945 is near average despite forecasts. lightning killed two horses near Jefferson and cut a power line near Pea Gaville. An 18-pound carp wins largest catch at the Frederick County Fish and Game encampment near Point of Rocks. City permits show construction value surpassing one million dollars in six months.
Short reflection on seizing opportunities to do good while life lasts with a prayer for timely action and a reminder that one may not pass this way again. The note urges immediate kindness and benevolence as a guiding motto.
A Louisville column argues early retirement is common and often unhappy, urging preparation through health care, moderation, travel, varied interests, financial planning, and social engagement. It blends quotes, trivia, and aphorisms to promote a proactive, hopeful view of aging. The piece cites Walter Covert and references 1917 era thought on character and vocation.
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