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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1969
Page
2
Fragmentary notes indicate a press marked data release discussing agency staffing and page counts. The text references UAW and a workers group, with unclear dates or places, implying internal publication constraints and page limits.
The piece argues Congress holds the war declaring power but presidents since Roosevelt have increasingly acted without formal declarations. It cites Wilson, FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon, noting wartime actions often preceded or replaced formal authorizations. It warns rapid modern warfare makes formal declarations risky and political resolutions ineffective against aggressors.
The Joint Atomic Energy Committee warns President Nixon of growing Soviet naval power and urges speedier nuclear submarine programs to maintain parity. It dismisses economy talks over scrapping Polaris submarines as counterproductive to national defense.
Emmitsburg residents publish letters urging support for a communal swimming pool and advocating Family Living education in high school. Mrs Beale argues for integrated sex education, while others share pool funding concerns and safety suggestions following a local drowning incident.
Washington extends the Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act for six years to gather more evidence on health effects. The bill preserves free cigarette advertising but imposes strong health warnings on packages stating cigarette smoking is dangerous and may cause lung cancer or other diseases. The House voted after testimony noting uncertain clinical proof but acknowledged risks and warned the public.
AID TAYLOR defeated Matty Mazutty on Saturday night before a large ringside crowd at United Hall. Taylor credited Mazutty’s tough neck but predicted his own victory, praising his preparation.
Twenty years ago heavy rains caused severe washing of stone and dirt roads in parts of the county while hardy highways suffered little damage. Monocacy Valley floods subsided with many roads washed out. lower valley towns from Bucheystown to the river mouth expected to clear flood waters today as water raced downstream through Greenfield and Furnace Ford. Firemen’s parade planned in Emmitsburg with thirteen county companies and multiple state bands and auxiliaries.
Washington columnist argues Nixon administration subtly changes Johnson era guidelines on racial balance in schools. He cites Civil Rights Act limits, alleged quota and busing policies, and funding conditions while noting the shift of enforcement to the Justice Department and potential court involvement.
A fragmented BARBS column offers quirky aphorisms about memory on cuffs, popular endurance contests by telephone, July as a midyear pivot, married fans over lukewarm waters, and cautions from a dude ranch owner about horse riding. The piece contrasts sayings on timing, breakfast worms, and midweek TV mercants in a playful, clipped style.
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