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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1968
Page
1
Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew promotes a lean hard lifestyle to spur economic growth. He seeks a four hour work week by replacing the 39 hour norm, cutting holidays, and expanding round the clock industry. Labor support centers on attracting investors and avoiding stagnation after British withdrawal in 1971.
Hal Boyle humorously examines the social grip of middle age. He contrasts those who celebrate midlife with those who hide it, warning that denial brings strain while embracing age offers a stubborn, wry independence. He cites playful examples of aging pretenses and foil to youth.
A reflective piece invites readers to admit niche memories from early radio sets to cigar bands and classic novels while considering the value of aging openly. It links personal experiences from dialing crystal sets to historic car admiration with a search for meaningful self expression in later life.
Tom's Dance Studio in Brunswick presents its annual recital Dances Around the World on August 8 at 7 30 p m in the Brunswick High School auditorium. Shows include Spain Latin America Ireland France Arabia Greece Hawaii toe solos line dances and a discotheque style modern jazz number. Proceeds go to the First Methodist Church.
GE researchers and the Geological Survey of Canada report a mineral-dating study of Atlantic Ocean floor rocks. Samples from the central rift are younger than surrounding rocks, implying the ocean floor is expanding and slowly driving North and South America away from Europe and Africa.
Houston hosts the 70th Annual Fraternal Order of Eagles conclave July 31 to August 3 with special aides George E. Miller and Harry D. Shildt, plus Paul J. Weitz address and a sports banquet. Charitable grants include 25,000 to Henmann Hospital. Bernie Lusk to receive the John Peter Zenger Award. Attendees include Feller and Durante. senators Yarborough and Dent to speak.
The C 5 Galaxy stands as the world’s largest airplane. Four TYF39 engines built by GE Aircraft Engines Group provide power enough to light a city of 50 000. Despite its size the aircraft uses 25 percent less fuel than contemporary fanjet engines.
The schedule shows weekly events from July 29 to August 2 including beginner tennis at the swimming pool, boys junior softball at multiple parks, girls softball at South Frederick Park, and a city wide youth track meet at Governor Thomas Johnson High School Stadium. Also listed are a horseshoes singles tournament at Baker Park and various park matchups.
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs William Keeney Singa nore Road honored Mrs Pauline Ausherman mother of Mrs Keeney Gifts were given and refreshments served Attending were Mr and Mrs John Ausherman Vic ki Mr and Mrs Melvin Ausherman and Melvin Jr Mr and Mrs Roland Hall and Teresa Tammy Allen Randy and Jeffrey Mrs Howard Dickensheeis and Michael Mrs Nancy Martin and Freddie Johnny and Mark Mr and Mrs Eddie Chaney and Eddie Jr Mr and Mrs William Keeney and Juan
Fragments list individuals including Ita and William Mrs Pat Burns Lori Scotty Mrs Kath leen Ray Kathy Rippeon and Mrs Agnes Keeney as part of a readable social notice. The passage preserves names without further context or event details.
Dr C Edward Hamilton Assistant Superintendent for Instruction for Frederick County Board of Education attends a two week behavioral science institute at National Training Laboratories Bethel Maine. The program runs July 28 to August 9 including Laboratories in Basic Human Relations Training Session 111 Conflict Management and Laboratory for Educational Leaders.
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