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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1969
Page
3
A 1969 Frederick Maryland notice from The News lists an audit bureau mention and Associated Press involvement. The fragment hints at reputational concerns and postal or publication details affecting local press coverage.
The Frederick County Teachers Association calls on the Board of Education to meet in person to discuss budget reductions pushed by the Board of County Commissioners. It argues a 1968 state ruling allows no further bargaining after final adoption, but urges courtesy and genuine dialogue to cushion cuts and preserve potential public support for fiscal independence from county control.
Maurice T. Webb argues that Americanism and Patriotism remain core to The American Legion. He rejects calls to modernize programs for younger, antiestablishment voices and stresses unwavering commitment to country, institutions, flag, and lawful officials. The piece defends the Legion’s 50 year counter subversion stance and urges readers to uphold the Preamble’s principles.
Betty M Brandenburg argues for parental control over sex education in Maryland schools citing Anaheim California statistics and SIECUS influence. She condemns sensitivity training and asserts threats to freedoms, urging readers to seek information and oppose perceived indoctrination. Bernhard Cohen advocates racial harmony at a track meet and urges positive coverage of such events.
Nixon draft reform proposals could reduce chances of conscription for men aged 19 to 25 in 1969 not yet in service and cut college graduate drafts, reshaping the draftee generation. The changes may lessen underground Army newspapers and campus protests, while shifting placement of educated soldiers and easing discontent among service members.
A bright ball of light was seen between Manor and Bucheystown last night, trailing a lorid halo as it neared the earth before vanishing. Mayorelect Gilmer Schottley reports heavy demand for city posts and will announce appointments after his oath. Middletown Reformed Church marks 100th anniversary with guest sermons this month detailing church history.
Twenty years ago a 600 pound black bear was reported in Hyattstown with sightings by a farmer and Hyatts town volunteers. Montgomery County police and deputy sheriffs conducted searches as the area saw heightened activity. Also noted, the 12 year school term affecting local graduates prompts Wiederich Memorial Hospital to seek incoming student nurses from other counties. Mrs. Daniel Wight of the Nursing Council reported. A coal mine work stoppage led to furloughs for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers in Brunswick with potential further layoffs as traffic slows.
A brief verse by Joe Eisenhauer contemplates passing through the world and urges doing good now since one will not pass this way again. It emphasizes immediacy and personal responsibility in acts of kindness.
A long column muses on honoring parents, especially fathers, and on patriotism. It exhorts daily gratitude to parents, the enduring meaning of Father and Mother Days, and urges airing pride in the flag, urging renewed spiritual and ethical values.
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