The News Frederick 1969 June 3
The Frederick Maryland newspaper The News published daily except Sundays, with a 1969 subscription table listing rates for one month three months six months and one year. The issue is produced by Great Southern Wire & Manufacturing Co and notes AP and Associated Press dispatches.
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Montgomery County to Expand Moderate Housing Under FHA Plan
The FHA approves mortgages for 33 homes in Laytonia Gaithersburg as part of a 139 unit moderate housing project aimed at lower prices. Three bedroom townhouses at about 19000 and four bedroom homes at 24500 are planned with Germantown Park and another Gaithersburg site also in early stages. County Councilman Keeney suggests up to 10 percent higher density with one tenth of homes in the low cost field, a nonmandatory proposal to entice builders despite potential marketability and tax concerns.
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Richard M. Keeney
Robert G. Tobin Jr
Hood College Dean Miss Sherrill Retires After 19 Years
Katherine Sherrill retires as Hood College dean of students after 19 years of service. Hood President Dr Randle Elliott lauds her leadership coordinating student activities and guiding the advisory system, noting her wide impact from Charlotte to New York and travel as a pastime.
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Maryland Governor Contemplates Grapes Strike Fallout
Maryland Governor Mandel faces backlash over a letter endorsing the California grape harvesters strike. Delegate Price argues the strike misrepresents workers earning about 100 dollars weekly and owning homes and cars. The Maryland Farm Bureau and others urge restraint as surveys show minimal union participation among vineyard workers.
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Teller urges urgent Safeguard ABM defense in nation’s interest
Edward Teller argues in favor of deploying the Safeguard anti ballistic missile system to deter a first strike, urging openness on military secrets to Congress and the public. He cites Soviet parity, pilot deployment costs, and the need to protect Minuteman sites and SAC bombers while warning time is short.
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North Viet Women Press Hanoi to Bring Men Home
North Vietnamese women mobilize behind the scenes to press Hanoi to bring soldiers home. Mothers and wives fear unclear casualty reports, absent diaries, and lack of home letters while wartime power plays and shortages strain the countryside.
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Board of Education seeks 42000 dollar budget increase
Frederick County Board of Education president Dr William Crawford Johnson asked the County Commissioners for a 42000 dollar budget increase for next year. The commissioners will review the request and discuss it with the school board tomorrow. The recall notes also mention demobilization delays for Frederick's Own Company A and a student war pageant at the City Opera House.
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Catoctin Mountain Heritage Association Promoted
Report highlights a public meeting at Catoctin High School introducing a group to preserve local Americana. The plan includes oral histories, photo displays, and artifact collection spanning the Catoctin Mountains from the Pennsylvania line to the Potomac River.
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