The News Frederick 1989 June 26 Front Page
Fragmented OCR text from The News Frederick Maryland June 26 1989 shows subscription rates and publishing details for the Frederick edition. It mentions The Associated Press and distribution notes but provides no specific news events or clear article content.
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Center Aims to Bridge Racial Divide in Frederick County
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce and NAACP NAACP chapter inaugurate a People's Opportunity aid In formation Center at the Pythian Castle to connect black and white communities. Operates Tuesday to Saturday with staff from both races and seeks to improve access to jobs housing and living standards.
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Linganore to host Maryland student council convention
Linganore High School earns the honor and burden of hosting the Maryland Association of Student Councils convention on Oct 30 31 and Nov 1 bringing about 800 delegates. Sue Gladhill named general chairman with Russell L Currey as faculty adviser and housing duties to private homes for delegates.
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Radiothon funds boost Catoctin High football program
Thurmont radiothon on Station WTHU topped its $10,000 goal for a new Catoctin High School football team. Principal Howard B. Goodrich hopes to add soccer clubs. final donations and 250 contributors pushed the drive past the target, with Claire Frock adding $1,000 to a prior pledge.
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Liberalism at a Crossroads in American Democracy
A letter argues liberal policies and education have not failed but transformed society. The writer cites churches and political movements guiding minorities toward empowerment, questions conformity and majority rule, and urges cautious liberal action, religious tolerance, and pluralism to sustain democracy amid modern upheavals.
Independent Day plans and city ordinance update
News item notes a special city meeting where the mayor and aldermen passed an ordinance to appoint a superintendent of streets and direct repairs. It also highlights ongoing Independence Day preparations with Willard Dempsey defending his title in Toledo against Jack Dempsey and promises ongoing fight coverage.
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Town Voters Reject Incorporation by Narrow Margin
Libertytown residents vote 120 to 99 against incorporation as allowed by a General Assembly act. Only about a fifth of eligible voters in town limits cast ballots as officials estimate. City planning and flower show in East Chingh Street area sponsored by the Garden Club of Miederich with prizes for winning arrangements. Frederick High names athletic staff for next year. Homer Brooks named head football coach with Eugene Hammel as assistant and Jim Fraser coaching tennis and soccer.
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Jim Fraser
Teaching Negro Culture The Spurious Argument
Don Oakley argues that black students should gain access to Negro history and culture courses but warns against segregated classes and the idea that only black teachers can teach. He asserts cross cultural understanding is possible and necessary for broader empathy and education.
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France
Generous U S Heart Americans Give Record Gifts
In 1968 philanthropy reached a record high with more than 15.8 billion dollars in gifts, eight percent above 1967. Religious causes led with 7.4 billion, hospitals and health 2.74 billion, education 2.65 billion, welfare 1.1 billion, civic and cultural 710 million, and other causes about 1.225 billion.
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Time Softened Hatreds In Pearl Harbor Film Tora Tora Tora
A film about the Pearl Harbor attack titled Tora! Tora! Tora is in production with a budget over 20 million dollars. The project signals how time heals old hatreds, and features Minoru Genda, the planner of the original December 7, 1941 strike, as technical adviser.
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Pearl Harbor
Minoru Genda
Barbs and Banter From Phil Pastoret
A fragmented wit piece notes barbs about contemporaries and jokes on odd topics. It mentions the plumbag trade, walnuts, vending machine candy bars, and politics on the North American continent with quirky, garbled lines.
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