Nixon Faces Destiny as World Leader Warned by Lippmann
Walter Lippmann argued that Nixon inherits a burdensome role as global power, facing scrutiny over whether he will embrace leadership or repeat past overpromises. The piece contends America must defend national security first, then engage others as equals to foster peace.
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Nison
Walter Lippmann
Nixon
Trease Tt
Lippmann
Woodrow Wilson
Lmes
Spain
France
Britain
Kennedy Signals Broad Tax Reform Agenda This Year
A Treasury spokesman says public pressure on taxes will push significant reforms in 1969. Secretary Kennedy notes emphasis on equity in taxation, targeted credits for cities and the disadvantaged, and a review of all taxes to balance federal state and local burdens. The hearings begin February 18 as Mis leads Ways and Means.
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U.S. Treasury
Wilbur D. Mis
Kennedy
Possible thalidomide link in drug users' babies study
Dr Henry L Nadier of Northwestern, a birth defects expert, reports six babies born to drug-taking mothers in six months show phocomelia like thalidomide damage. He suggests underground drug traffic may be involved as limb shortening occurs in hippie communities. Incidence in natural births is about one in 100 000.
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Henry L. Nadier
Northwestern University
United States
Reader letter argues housing conditions and fairness in aid
A Frederick County reader condemns blanket blame for substandard housing and urges targeted enforcement of rental standards. They warn against racial or welfare stereotypes and call for practical housing policy focused on those who want and deserve help.
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Frederick County
Jess
Frederick
Doefooder
Tamaesid Thaqee
Mississippi
Brezhnev Tactics In Berlin Echo Vietnam Strategies
The piece argues Soviet East German pressure in West Berlin mirrors Vietnam war tactics to erode confidence in allied defense. It notes a possible Finlandization path for West Germany, with Moscow influence guiding political shifts and NATO ties weakening amid Western hesitations over Vietnam and broader security commitments.
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Wasitington
UNIEA
Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
West Berlin
Saigon
Hue
Kremlin
Nixon
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
West Bobi
Moscow
West Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Vietnam
Ugaland
Ofimatwa
Japan
Farmoasa
Creech Ostavakia
Pronce
Altanes
Bruns Wick council awards water system contract
The Bruns Wick aid council selects Martinsburg firm HLCL Brooks to install a new water system at nearly 60 dollars, with work to start west of Weld and finish by tall 1. Wendy Lhr Marsland reports four Frederick County natives arrived in the United States after sixteen stormy days at sea aboard ships Virginia and Rhode Island. Other county soldiers expect to return soon.
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Oer Aid Council
Bruns Wick
HLCL
Martinsburg
West Weel
Wendy
Marsland Heroys
Frederick County
Unite of States
Brest
Virginia
Rhode Island
Frederick
Graduation diplomas awarded to local foremen in crafts leadership
The News-Post reports a year long program granting diplomas to twenty three foremen in local plants for completing instruction in crafts leadership. A winter storm dropped heavy snow while forecasts predicted colder temperatures ahead with 4 to 7 inches expected regionally. Watkins Acres apartments welcomed new residents as ten to fifteen families moved in. The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its February meeting, electing officers for two years and welcoming two new members.
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Joe Monggorgy Valler Assoceveion
Industria
Forermenyugsty
Diplomia
Watkins Acres
Frederick
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Bentztown Bard recollections from old Frederick days
A nostalgic column honoring Bentztown Bard Folger Mckinsey recalls Frederick Maryland life from the past. It weaves names of local shops families and landmarks with memories of Saturday nights on the square and era’s charm. The note also urges readers to feed birds with grit during winter and hints at local figures in the Eisenhauer family.
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Bentztown
Folger Mckinsey
Baltimore Sun
Frederick
Rentatown
Old Square
Dr. Thomas
Patrick Street
Poe
Norty Frederick
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Barbs by Phil Pastoret discusses social irony and sharp commentary in a column style, reflecting on public figures and everyday behavior. The prose blends wry humor with observations of contemporary life and cultural attitudes.
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Phil Pastoret
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