The News Frederick Maryland July 2969 Page Ad
A damaged OCR fragment notes a Frederick Maryland newspaper page with subscription rates and postal details. It references The News and mentions Patrick Street and Carter 42. The readable portion shows dates and pricing cluttered by illegible characters.
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Eataphanes
Great Southern Pig & Mfg
Patrick Street
Fredence Ma
Oma Caaat
Carter
THE
Frederick
Maryland
Apollo Moon Mission Off to Successful Launch
Millions watch and listen as the Apollo mission blasts off on schedule. The upcoming week will center on the three American astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and their historic voyage to the moon. The flag on the lunar surface will be mounted on an extendable staff and may not wave, but the moment symbolizes national pride and human achievement.
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Ws le Moan
Earth
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
United Nations
Congress
MIRV Debate Reframes Arms Race Around New Missile
The MIRV debate centers on mutiple independently targeted re entry vehicles as a sharper threat than ABM systems. Senator Cooper argues MIRV could triple offensive power, while Nixon and the Senate seek limits. Proponents warn against surrendering deterrence, while critics see MIRV as a path to slowing the arms race.
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John Sherman Cooper
United States
Soviet Union
Senate
Nixon
Defense Department
Waste in Kennedy Center costs cited by Beall
Congressman J Glenn Beall argues that federal funding for the Kennedy Center has inflated from 45 million to 67 million dollars in five years. He cites 2.7 million for misestimated steel need and 1.2 million extra from change orders as examples of waste and poor planning. He urges accountability for architects engineers contractors and public officials and cautions against further costly appropriations.
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Kennedy
Kennedy Center For Performing Arts
Public Works Committee
Congress
Campus turmoil may taper off says Ribicoff and Finch
Editorial views a possible easing of campus violence as moderates mobilize against extremists. Sen. Ribicoff and Health Secretary Finch predict quieter times in 1969, noting waning influence of SDS and a reforming university structure amid internal factional splits within SDS.
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Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Robert Finch
Finch
Ribicoff
SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Moscow
Seaway reaches tenth anniversary amid praise and criticism
The St Lawrence Seaway marks 10 years since its 1959 dedication by Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth. Despite early costs and doubts about feasibility, the 2342 mile canal now underpins growth in Milwaukee Chicago and Toronto, proving cross border collaboration can boost economies and trade in North America.
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Driswers
Sault Ste. Marie
Montreal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth
Atlantic
North American
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Chicago
Toronto
United States
Canada
Barbs by Phil Pastoret a parking lot inner space riff
A collection of wry quips on space and distraction. The bits touch on space travel, naming wonders, drive ins, beachgoers and memory, mixing social observation with light humor.
Taxing the county dogs and plans for state guard
The Frederick County notes report many unlicensed dogs roaming the county as examiners review tax records. Plans are urged to rebuild Maryland National Guard with the second regiment as its nucleus. The Board of Education meets to adjust school building repair plans after county funding failures, noting many rural schools are in poor condition.
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Frederick County
Maryland National Guard
National Guard
France
Maryland
Frederick County Board of Education
McCurdy Field new steel stand boosts capacity to 3000
Erection completed at McCurdy Field of the first of two steel stands to be installed this summer. The stands along the right field line can be used for football and baseball, complementing the old wooden poundstand. A rainstorm affected sections of the county with 1.62 inches measured in 24 hours at the municipal airport. Sixteen babies competed in a Baker Park Band Shell show under Tiny-Tot Town and the Frederick Zonta Club with awards for fattest largest youngest tallest most friendly and smallest.
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McCurdy Field
Derick City
Baker Park
Assateague Strolls: A Thurmont Visit Reveals Discrepancies
In a critical vignette on Assateague Island, the author contrasts glossy brochure promises with a disappointing visit. Visitors note tarred beaches, litter, uneven maintenance, and weak lifeguard presence, while observers question federal state park coordination and future development plans.
Letters Urge Mrs Alexander to Get All the Facts
A letter to the editor from MIS MARCTAL YOUNG of Frederick Maryland urges readers to review all facts before criticizing Mrs Helen Alexander's earlier letter in the Frederick Post. The writer cautions against rumors of biological warfare and notes technological progress has resolved past fears.
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Mrs. Alexander
Helen G. Alexander
The
Frederick Post
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MIRV
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Kennedy Center
Beall
J. Glenn Beall
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National Center For Performing Acts
District of Columbia
Don Graff
By Phil Pastoret
By the Way
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Assateague
Assateague Island
Ocean City
Sincouxent Bay
Assateague State Park
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National Park Rangers
Catoctin Mountain
Cunningham Falls State Park
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Young Frederick
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