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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
3
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Frederick Towne Mall has grown from 350 000 to 600 000 square feet north of U S 40 near U S 20 A. John Warfield will add 200 acres for housing as the 49 acre center expands. Three large department stores are negotiating for space with a spring 1971 opening targeted and site work starting in July.
Walter J. Hickel designated Sugar Loaf Mountain on the Maryland Maryland border as a Registered Natural Landmark. He presented a bronze plaque to Donald A. McCormack of Stronghold Inc. and praised the Stronghold Corporation for maintaining the site near Dickerson without public funds. He lauded Gordon Strong’s vision and noted the site offers urban visitors a view of pristine countryside.
By The Way column questions the Frederick County school board’s move to revise the sex education curriculum following a State Board of Education ruling. The piece asks whether revisions will drop contested elements or expand the program and notes the board’s limited meeting attendance as it authorized the revision.
The article outlines renewed Moscow Beijing clashes over Sinkiang in northwest China, citing oil fields at Karami and the region's strategic value. It notes long-standing Turkic Muslim populations, past Soviet backing of regional movements, and recent border skirmishes with claims of Kazakh territory seizures on May 2. It highlights Mao era shifts, refugee migrations, and Sino Soviet polemics about autonomy and territorial claims.
The Red Horse Inn was the setting for Longfellow's Tales of a Wayside Inn and is noted as one of the oldest operating inns after a fire and restoration. The Augusta National Tournament back-to-back winner is Jack Nicklaus in 1963 and 1965.
Fifty years ago on June 19 1919 the complete slate of Gilmore Sehley appointments to city posts was approved at the first regular meeting of Frederick Maryland’s new Board of Aldermen. Most were unanimous including Edward and Delaplane as city attorney. The election is a memory as politicos look to fall state races and county agent P A Hauver handles $100 prize money from the Maryland Agricultural Society for county community exhibits.
One of Frederick airport’s new hangars houses five wandering heifers with ownership undetermined. Frederick streets revert to old traffic light sequence after issues with progressive timing. Recreation Commission will run seven playgrounds and two pools this summer, with formal opening at Baker Park featuring the first summer band recital in the park band shell.
The 25,000 U S soldiers pulled from South Vietnam at Nixon's Midway Island briefing are debated as a potential token gesture. Critics say the move lacks a clear path for further redeployments, leaving doubt about its impact on Paris peace talks and the broader goal of Vietnamization.
The WSJ notes airline staffing cuts from stewardess shortages and a drug counter crunch as fewer youths pursue pharmacy. Community prestige for pharmacists wanes while stores struggle to hire. Playboy Club bunnies in Chicago argue over a new contract as unions predict lengthy talks.
Jury Verdict Research reports women jurors such as housewives are more skeptical and grant smaller awards. Minors rarely influence outcomes against them, while skilled tradesmen receive more favorable votes and higher awards from these jurors.
A fragmented column on wedding customs and public relations around rice and potatoes. The piece satirizes the advisory industry and mentions a boss with wealth working for the summer and “hairy sitters” minding others’ business.
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