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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
9
GOP hopeful Barry Goldwater draws attention as a national question. The piece analyzes his cross sectional appeal beyond the radical right and notes many middle class supporters fear government growth while praising his philosophy of repealing laws and reducing programs.
Dorothy Dix discusses guilt after a parent’s death, noting guilt often stems from resentment and unattained wishes. She cites cases of an aging father and a grieving daughter, then offers three steps to reframe feelings and recognize death-wishes as common. The column also notes women’s secrecy as a general pattern, with gossip and emotion driving disclosures.
The passage suggests women under 20 and over 40 talk most, while older women speak to seem informed. Carrying gossip is viewed as unattractive, yet some clever women guard secrets for long periods to avoid diminishing a man’s opinion.
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital record multiple newborns. Edwin A. Brook ey Jr. and wife East Third street announce twins Virginia Ann and Vivian Marie. Willard Gordon Jr. and Nancy Grossnickle share first child Lisa Ann. Ona M. Kile Jr. and Rebecca Naill welcome daughter Kelly Rene. Thomas E. Peddicord and Judy Rudnik welcome Mary Ann. Teathian A. Blake Jr. and spouse Willow avenue welcome Lisa Ann. David H. Berg and spouse Port Detrick welcome Margaret Clare. Richard Berger and spouse West Church street report seventh child rapid succession.
A string of birth notices records the arrival of children born to families from Frederick and neighboring towns. Names include Roy John, Cathy LaConna, Mary, Jeffrey Scott, Tammy Mae, Anne Lorraine, Richard Allen, Anita Christina, and Douglas Joseph, with mothers and fathers listed and towns such as Sherman Avenue and West Patrick Street noted. The notices reflect a community roll of new arrivals and family continuity.
Partial OCR content from The News in Frederick Maryland with religious quotes and stray phrases. No clear event, person, or organization identified beyond biblical citation I Peter 1 25 and scattered words. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragment.
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