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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1969
Page
2
Give Up Cigarette The Frederick Count Chapter
The Frederick County Chapter of the American Cancer Society offers a pamphlet titled So You Want to Give Up Cigarettes to help quit. It discusses varying quitting experiences, notes that many can quit with effort, and urges readers to obtain the pamphlet by writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Count
American Cancer Society
Prederick Chapter
The
Ida “West
Prederich
USA
James R Hahn Leads Maryland Motor Truck Association
James R. Hahn, head of Hahn Transportation Inc. and former Maryland Motor Truck Association president, advocates professional drivers and safety. The MMTA asserts Maryland trucking supports 177,246 trucks, 119,700 workers, a $647.94 million payroll, and $56.89 million in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Frederick County
Maryland
James R. Hahn
Maryland Motor Truck Association Inc
Baltimore
Hahn
Hahn Transportation Inc
MMTA
Taxes And Church Schools Dilemma Faces States
States wrestle with funding parochial schools versus public facilities as costs rise. Some states already provide direct aid to Catholic schools, while others rejected such proposals. The impact could involve thousands of pupils and billions in annual costs, raising a landmark separation of church and state issue likely to be resolved by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Archdiacese Ofew York
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Political activity grows ahead of county primary in 1919
In July 1919 the News-Post notes rising momentum in county politics two months before the primary. The Democratic County Committee plans to meet to nominate or recommend nominees for a county convention. A letter to the editor questions license law enforcement and driver penalties for tag violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Couns Committee
Local Selective Service Boards Prepare For Classifications
Twenty years ago in Frederick Maryland selective service boards 45 and 46 set for evening meetings to classify 1-A registrants. The state draft director urged boards to ready lists of available men while no local inductions had occurred since February. The Cancer Society drive in Frederick raised 5648 dollars, remitted to the Maryland division for a public cancer detection clinic. Monocacy River flooded to a high level after five and a half inches of rain, closing some country roads. wheat in the county suffered heavy moisture damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Monocacy
Washington sees mixed signals as Vietnam pullout continues
The piece argues that troop withdrawals do not mean peace or end of the war. It cites Gen Julian McConnell's testimony on North Vietnam rebuilding after bombing paused in 1968 69 and notes renewed Viet Cong activity. It covers Thieu's stance aligning with Nixon aims and Senator Stennis' view that rapid full withdrawal is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
America
Southeast Asia
United States
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Julian. McConnell
Johnson
North Vietnam
McConnell
Demiliarized Zone
Laos
Thieu
South Vietnam
Alos
Nixon
John Stennis
Mississippi
AUC
Sears
Koreamizht Leveine
South
Paris talks drift as U S weighs partial pullout plans
A U S commander says defense would cover only a limited area and seeks Asian support, warning pulling out could worsen trouble in five years. Alternatives to stabilize the fighting are discussed, but North Vietnam shows no sign of reciprocation. A South Vietnamese delegate says his government will match any real communist move toward reducing fighting, but urges unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
Uni
De‑escalation viewed as defeat in Vietnam crisis
David Lawrence argues that US troop withdrawal without reciprocal moves by the North Vietnamese leads to a bigger war and a possible communist take-over for South Vietnam. He warns that one sided de‑escalation amounts to defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Open Book Policy Pushes Maryland Libraries Toward Modern Services
Maryland libraries expand with public meeting rooms, community programs, and lending of art reproductions and film. Funds face cuts under a proposed federal budget, threatening construction and interlibrary teletype links. librarians and associations push to restore support as they adapt to digital age demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Publc
Martha Reynolds
Frederick County
Thurmont
Congress
Haltimore
Enoch Pratt Free Library
University of Maryland
New Mexico
John Drew" Bruns
State Library Association
Anne Arundel
D.C
Garrett
Washington
Baltimore
Wil
Prince George’s
Pauline H. Menes
Division of
Library Service
Nettie B. Taylor
State Department of Education
Apollo 11 Dream Realized After Historic Moon Lift Off
The article recalls the May 25 1961 pledge by President Kennedy to land a man on the moon before the decade ends. It celebrates the flawless lift off of Apollo 11 with Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins as millions watch in anticipation. It notes the risks costs and later hopes for Moon bases and Mars exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michael Collins
Earth
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Moon
Grissom, White
Chaffee
Armstrong
Mars
Quick Quiz: Why is Liberty exterior left uncleaned
In the quiz style questions the answer notes cleaning would remove patina and oxidation protects the copper. sheets are thin about as thick as a silver dollar and cleaning would wear them away. The questions ask who popularized Tran Curtain and whether all people dream, with scientists stating dreams occur four to six times nightly lasting 15 to 20 minutes.
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Berry's
Cplr
Uliness
Jems
By David Lawrence
Val Hymes
Baltimore County
Pratt
Congress Library
Rio
Stelia M. Lauffier
W Bruns
Worcester County
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Chesapeake Bay
Sir Winston Churchill
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