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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1969

Page

2

Community leaders discuss race relations and future harmony

A local gathering last week, including former Dresderace Count officials and members of the Chamber of Commerce, outlined efforts to address black community concerns, improve race relations, and pursue peaceful, cooperative progress toward social harmony.

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Hunger relief programs reach only a fifth of the poor study shows

A Department of Vericulture report finds surplus food reaches 22 percent of the poor on average, with food stamp programs serving 16 percent. Of 1300 counties, 630 reach under 20 percent and 60 percent under 50 percent, while Alabama’s Lowndes County tops at 42 percent. Southern counties perform best amid national criticism. Rep Thomas S FoIes released the figures to highlight state participation and critique critics.

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crackdown on desertion powers widen amid military crackdown

The article discusses a tough stance on deserters under military law, detailing absent without leave as a serious offense. It notes criticism from Congress and proposed changes by officers to strengthen discipline and punishments. It mentions a soldier facing desertion charges after one month and debate over dishonorable discharge.

Conress Daird

Soviet Naval Fleet Moves Toward Havana Prompting Tense Talks

The article notes eight Soviet ships near Cuba and the Gulf of Mexico raising US concerns about world peace. It cites a guided missile cruiser and two missile destroyers among the fleet, with possible aims linked to Cuban national day celebrations on July 26.

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Monroe Doctrine and Soviet Threats in Western Hemisphere

The article discusses U S policy under Monroe Doctrine principles amid Soviet activity in Cuba and nearby nations. It argues the need to deter European and Soviet military influence in the Western Hemisphere and critiques Soviet pledges while referencing Cuba, NATO, and anti missile defenses.

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Russians Eye Pre emptive Strike at Red China

Western diplomats report renewed talk in the Kremlin about a preemptive bombing of Chinese nuclear facilities in Sinkiang. Leaders allegedly debated such an attack years ago with Khrushchev, and some analysts warn current conditions would demand highly precise use of hydrogen weapons with far reaching fallout effects on Korea, Japan, and the United States.

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Two Vehicle Crash On National Pike Injures All Occupants

Fifty years ago yesterday July 24 1919 a two car collision occurred on the national pike near Dr J M Goodman s farm. One car darted from behind a truck and the force of the impact threw all occupants from the patty. A California official s statement on prohibition allows orchard owners to be prosecuted for eating cider amid political party planning at the county courthouse.

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Twenty Years Ago Prom Drowns Narrow Escape

A July 2 1949 News-Post file reports Thurman Loxville men nearly drowned in a flash flood on the Cutace tin recreation area while driving to Hagerstown. Their sedan was swept and only escaped through windows as water rose, a tree half a mile down the road holding the car. The piece also notes push toward replacing outdated fire equipment and mentions a TV segment about a spaceflight plan by G Us and associates.

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Quick Quiz Question on Tree Species and Measurements

The fragment mentions a tree quiz item comparing species and their measurements. It references Tule Meco and base circumference figures, noting a contest between entries and scientific names. The readable text is sparse and garbled, but centers on a tree measurement trivia question.

Birth Control Education Alone Is Not Enough

Birth-control information alone cannot curb growth in the United States. Demographer Judith Blake argues that poverty, lack of opportunity, and social incentives drive high birth rates, and that only broad social changes supporting nonmarriage and childlessness will reduce population growth.

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Farmer Carpets Barn With Indoor-Outdoor Flooring

Avondale Sun reports dairyman Frank Conner of Vidalia installs carpet in a cow barn covering milking stalls stalls and alleys with summer green carpet. A cow slips on a wet cement floor last year and lip injury spurred the project. Cost under 1000 aims to keep cows calmer and reduce injuries for about 1600 cattle.

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Barbs by Phil Pastoret on untold local business trouble

Column by Phil Pastoret argues readers face enough local business strain and real estate woes. The piece notes tense moments over settling debts and mentions a fictional love line and a dangerous hot wire incident as part of a satirical, exaggerated critique.

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