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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1969

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2

Census Faces Privacy Debate Over Race Question

The 1970 Census will print 115 million forms for a year long data collection. Despite privacy concerns raised by Rep. Mehsion E. Betts and 10 other congressmen, the census aims to map the economy and society for the next decade. They argue some questions invade privacy while others insist essential data guide government and business planning.

United States Manda- Cos Mehison E. Betts Ohio

Citizenship ruling targets Jehovahs Witnesses in U S

U S District Judge Thomas MacBride ruled that citizenship is a privilege and applicants must prove eligibility in every respect, rejecting two Jehovahs Witness applicants for not aligning with U S principles. The decision does not apply to current members, and broader religious acceptance is questioned as religious groups face scrutiny and participation requirements.

U.S Thomas MacBride Sacramento Calif Jehovah's Witnesses MacBride

Editorial Viewpoint on Campus Revolts and Democracy

The piece argues campus uprisings reveal irrational patterns across nations, labeling student movements as symbolic patricides driven by unconscious forces. It cites Feuer and historical examples to warn of democracy damage if violence spreads, urging moderates on campus and student governance to restore order and truth over force.

United States San Francisco State College Lewis Feuer University of Toronto New York Times Feuer University of California At Berkeley Prussia Germany Russia Bosnia Archduke Ferdinand Austria-Hungary America Clarence H. Cramer Adelbert College Case Western Reserve University

Residents urge road upgrades for Sugarloaf Estates

Letters from Frederick County residents criticize the lack of a new access road to Sugarloaf Estates on Rhoderick Road. They cite safety hazards, bus pickups, and growing traffic as 44 houses, 5 under construction, 3 for sale in two years prompt calls for county action. A second letter questions a $400,000 county purchase for a tourist site, urging funds instead for housing and schools.

John R. Peamroy Suparloaf Estates Frederick County Rthoderick Road Collins Soparlooff Thorntbre Seuway Farm Rhoderick Road Urbana Board of Education Sugarsloaf Estates Sharon Drive Aroun Hen Hartman Ona Curve Rhoderick Ted Board of County Commissioners Llurrah

Fifty Years Ago in the News and Local Concerns

Yesterday’s items note butter profiteering by local dealers in Frederick County with prices far above fair levels perceived by housewives. Amateur baseball rising as a substitute for professional play as Hagerstown and Cumberland drop pro leagues. A committee from Martinsville and Wolfsville plans funds for a nine mile road from Myersville to Smithburg Mountain to connect with a state road. Prederich braces for festive receptions for returning soldiers, with crowds of admiring young women awaiting their return.

Twenty Years Ago Hens Feet and Police Pages

A garbled 1920s style clipping describes the City Police Department and local officials in a contest and mentions Barbara Peitelie on West Pat Street. It notes a train service expansion and a severe windstorm at Rocky Springs causing roof, shutter, power, and telephone disruptions.

Barbara Peitelie West Pat Street Passengas Rocky Springs

Republican dissent over Farmer appointment sparks pushback

Washington reports Republican critics in Congress and state chapters oppose James E. Farmer's elevation to assistant secretary for administration at HEW. They cite his militant past with the Congress of Racial Equality and warn the move could affect minority support for Nixon. Critics question administration strategy and funding of school districts amid racial balancing concerns.

Washington Congress Nixon James E. Farmer Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Senate South Wallace Humphrey Farmer CBS Mississippi Finch California Kennedy Johnthan Malan Vet Ot Vna Atain Ff.lenal Boul Board Department of Heath, Education, and Welfare

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