Subscription rates and mailing terms in Frederick paper
Rates listed for print subscriptions by mail include one year 12.00, three months 3.40, six months 6.49, and per year 15.40. Weekly and monthly rates via cartier are 39 cents per week and 1.39 per month. The paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. Page A.
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Cartier
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Frederick
Howmet and Pechiney Howmet announce major Maryland plant
Howmet Corporation and Pechiney Enterprises announce plans to build a new aluminum reduction facility on a 1100 acre site in Frederick County Maryland. The project is expected to create more than 1000 jobs during production and up to 1200 during construction, boosting county tax base and population. Community leaders urge action to support the investment and ensure local labor, housing, and social needs are met. A nationwide steel strike deadline of August 1 looms, with potential inflationary and economic ripple effects if a contract is not reached for 400000 workers.
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Trederick
Welcomine
Pechines Enterprises, Incorporated
Hewiner Corporation
Burchestown
Maus
Howmet
Marsland
Prederich
Frederich
Ank
Atitis
Pechines
How Met
Pechiney Enterprises, Incorporated
Howmet Corporation
Potomac Edison Campam
Amiety
Frederick Countty
John J
Juthe and Pechines Enterprises
Leques Viriot
Frederick County
Maryland
Pechiney
United Steelworkers
Steel Mapazine
Vietnam
Pittsbursh
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
Readers Debate Gun Rights and Crime Law in Baltimore Letter
A letter to the editor argues that gun removal would aid criminals and praises armed citizens in Baltimore. It cites failures to prosecute arson and calls for stronger enforcement, while a Frederick County Sportsman Council letter outlines positions against broad gun controls and supports education and penalties for crime.
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United States
Baltimore
Thirteen conscientious objectors enlisted in Prederich County
Yesterday thirteen conscientious objectors were enlisted in Prederich County for a one year service period. They arrived from Camp Alcade under JEL Branson. A heat spell touched Frederick with a 92 degree afternoon as summer settled in. Mrs. Harry Barrier and her son escaped unharmed after a runaway horse sped half a mile before control. About 250 Red Cross representatives greeted the Japanese Red Cross Commission at Washington Junction. Twenty years ago in Frederick, a man arrested for intoxicated driving was found not guilty for lacking public highway operation. The News-Post and Tivoli Theatre will feature Soap Box Derby cone tests footage as final inspection nears. A DeMolay anniversary celebration is planned for July 20, 1923. Over 100 Boy Scouts from the Francis Scott Key district will camp at Camp Theodore Roosevelt on the Chesapeake Bay.
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Prederich
Red Cross
Japanese Red Cross Commission
Washington Junction
Frederick High School
The
News-Post
Tivoli Theatre
Francis Scott Key
Camp Atheodore Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Polls can mislead when readers misread results
Washington opinion polls can mislead if not explained. Two questions were used here: Humphrey Nixon Wallace versus Humphrey Rockefeller Wallace. Rockefeller Nixon results were 36 and 35 percent, but Wallace rose from 16 to 21 percent when Wallace was included, signaling potential House dispute if no clear winner.
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Washington
Gajlup
Nixon
Humphrey
Rockefeller
Wallace
House of Representatives
Wallace and Nixon contest in southern presidential race
A 1968 analysis discusses how Wallace's vote share shifts with Nixon or Rockefeller as Republican nominee. It notes Gallup polls showing Wallace around 32 percent in the South, Humphrey leading or tied, and examines whether Wallace supporters would back Humphrey or Nixon if Rockefeller runs. The piece highlights regional dynamics and the undecided vote shaping November outcomes.
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Wallace
Rockefeller
House of Representatives
Humphrey
Nixon
South
Gallup
Wal-lce
United
Opponents of Gun Curbs Ramp Up Mail Protests
Mail flow on gun legislation has shifted from strong support to opposition in many offices. NRA and anti gun groups flood Congress while urban areas show support for registration, rural areas resist. Reports cite large totals in some states and mixed reactions post Kennedy assassination.
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Washington
NEA I
National Rifle Association
Robert Kennedy
NRA
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke Adem
Isha
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Sportsman's Council
Congress
Sportsman’s Council
Order of DeMolay
Washington Today
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BY Phil Pastoret
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Boperpecepe
Ayes
Geile Wat
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Washington Notebook
Spain
Germany
Dion Chasen
Mbadore Chasen
Athenst
Wuninat
Tom Begill
D-Ala
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Kennedy
Fred Harris
D-Qkla
Waldorf
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