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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1968
Page
2
Subscription rates listed by Great Southern PTO at 25 North Court Street include one month for 135 cents, three months for 120 cents, and yearly options. The notice provides a phone contact in the address block for subscriptions and renewals.
A guest editorial accuses a USDA memo of clandestine actions to pressure meat inspection reforms and deceive the public. It cites Rodney E. Leonard and a proposed Consumer Protection Service plan, urging Congress to investigate Special Project Quick Quiet and Confidential.
A new wig style designed for women shopping at the supermarket features built in curlers. The novelty aims to blend fashion with practicality for daily errands.
A Frederick reader criticizes gun bill rhetoric tied to Kennedy assassinations and defends the Bill of Rights. Another letter argues for reforming Maryland’s General Assembly to shorter, monthly sessions to improve citizen input and legislator knowledge.
Congress faces a slow session with delayed action on import quotas for steel textiles and other goods. Despite warnings from business leaders and economists, expect only a possible watered down extension bill if any action occurs, with the Senate likely to add quota amendments.
A fragmented quiz item mixes Bible animals the serpent and Balaam's ass with astronomy notes about the Cancer cluster and a cryptic question on a state's role in a protection pact. It includes a Georgia nickname Goober State and garbled words suggesting a puzzles section.
Yesterday the News-Post recounts Fifty Years Ago with scattered notes on a prom and local events. It mentions Robe Re Wor Ob Brenswich, Ray Poole, and others, plus a car pileup and a drill misfire, all reflected in the era’s city scenes and activities.
The Senate Judiciary Committee weighs whether a Supreme Court justice may serve as an unofficial adviser to the President. The debate centers on separation of powers as Associate Justice Fortas, nominated as Chief Justice, admits attendance at White House policy meetings during crises in Detroit.
Briand of fed oain Tela boss notes the door stays open but hinges swing outward only. The piece, though garbled, mentions Nas officer and various phrases suggesting a political or administrative joke column.
A pair of recent graduates are surprised to be offered teaching posts in a distant New Mexico town. The school board notes average marks and speaking training as key factors in their selection.
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