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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1968
Page
2
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The piece critiques Senator Eugene McCarthy and historical figures for naivete in foreign policy. It notes past attempts by Henry Cabot Lodge era figures and Woodrow Wilson, warning that McCarthy’s proposed Paris visit could disrupt negotiations and mislead the public. The author questions the wisdom of his campaign tone and strategy.
The piece argues that rapid cross country travel disrupts the body’s 24 hour clock causing jet lag like fatigue. It notes some firms require one full day to adjust for east to west or west to east trips, warning that speed may leave business leaders arriving late to plans.
Studies cited by Pan American Health Organization suggest Western dietary habits contribute to health issues among the Pima Indians of Arizona. Traditionally a feast or famine cycle governed by season and hunting, they now eat regularly and show high rates of gallstones diabetes and obesity.
A reader argues against helmet laws and urges immediate gun control, citing federal conscription and a free government. The letter quotes President Johnson, Secretary Rusk, and other figures to press for action on Vietnam, defense policy, and liberty, while warning of ongoing conflict and its impact on society.
A chaotic Foreign News analyst piece details a turbulent Wenceslas era in Czechoslovakia. It cites Masaryk and Slansky killings, a Soviet-backed coup, and Porena Minister Vasaryk’s contested role as Prague wrestles with postwar liberal governance and Soviet influence. The report names Rudolf Slansky and Masaryk, notes a suicide in Prague, and mentions the secret service and central committee dynamics. Continuous fear and political maneuvering shape the crisis as the Communist government consolidates power with Soviet support.
From The News-Post Files yesterday, farmers and consumers in Frederick County considered direct sales to housewives to cut fat profit margins, with a note on farmers selling without passes. Also Goldie Black wedding vows in Johа mint, Gus Lewis a distant groom in France, and Paul Smith reporting that patrons of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railways paid the increased rate. A Labor Bureau item notes conscientious objectors at Camp Meade to be assigned to farms as laborers. Two items from the same era mention ceremony details and a wartime vow.
Chief Justice John C Bell Jr of Pennsylvania criticizes recent Supreme Court decisions for hampering police and courts, blaming leaders who stir unrest and advocates of mass civil disobedience. He warns that lawbreaking under noble aims erodes respect for law and order and escalates turmoil.
David Lawrence criticizes recent Supreme Court decisions as aiding criminals and endangering public welfare. Bell urges district attorneys to prosecute promptly and align with new standards, while the association should publicly weigh each ruling and send findings to Congress, state legislators, and the Court.
Dense fog and cryptic wordplay headline the comic panel as readers are urged to read the contract fine print. The strip references a consultant dust and mentions Cauli Knew with scattered nonsensical phrases.
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