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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
2
A report notes the audit by the Member Audit Bureau of Circulations confirming circulation figures for Associated Press member newspapers. The brief outlines compliance and verification procedures across multiple outlets.
The article discusses the constitutional limits on presidential and vice presidential tickets from the same state under the 12th Amendment. It weighs potential reforms to abolish the restriction and shift balance tactics in ticket selection, noting historical examples where balance overlooks merit.
A Lindsay for President draft campaign claims support from a New York mayor and targets Nelson Rockefeller’s nomination. Robert Fagaly Jr says the effort mirrors 1940 Willkie organizing, arguing Lindsay could unite urban voters and minorities, with a youthful, vigorous appeal. The plan faces skepticism about timing and viability.
Letters discuss repeal of Article XIV Section 2 barring officials from town employment and oppose the change. A second letter urges women to back McCalls program on violence, gun control, media accountability, toys, publications, and world law, urging citizen letters to leaders.
NEA correspondent argues self-reliance grows from failure and effort. He cites a three year old and older youths who prefer tackling tasks alone, rejecting help. The piece notes education remains crucial but not a substitute for facing defeat, and mentions Mao Tse tung as a comparative example.
A.W. Herbert, general superintendent, announced a 10 percent wage rise for all plant employees effective immediately, citing wartime tax pressures. Frederick County farmers sell berries at 24 cents per boy, well above typical 2 cents. Draft notices prompt August conscription calls. 119 local men to Camp Meade, 41 to a camp in South Carolina. Dr. Charles E. Schaeffer spoke at Hood College during the missionary conference.
July 18 1948 items note a Frederick resident show a wealthily formed apple this week in the News Post office Mrs Lillie Thompson of Frederick. road resurfacing work on Patrick Street to begin as rails arrive. Jacob Goldberg Frederick Iron and Steel to award first prize in Soap Box Derby. coal prices rise with recent miner operator contract.
Bruce Biassat argues McCarthy backers tout voting figures to prop up a narrative that every Kennedy or McCarthy vote opposed the administration. He notes New Hampshire and Wisconsin tests contradict the claim, with Johnson ballot status and mixed results in Indiana, Nebraska, Oregon, and California.
A quirky item notes how a fresh magazine was produced in minutes and humorizes aging with a joke about an old man recalling change. The piece mocks readers who skip Shakespeare and jokes about odd phrases and wordplay.
The text asks how many merit badges for Eagle Scout and answers Twenty-one. It asks which states served as national capitals with Annapolis Maryland and Trenton New Jersey. It clarifies Domesday Book as the first official census of English people and possessions and asks which city is the world's highest capital, listing Par Volcia P2795 feet above sea level Perper Aytariati.
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