Shofar Ry at vents fet He Sy ARE QI pe get f Aunt Wore OF Cercutetons
The fragment from a 1969 Frederick Frederick News appears garbled but mentions Shofar Ry and Cercutetons with reference to Aunt Wore, a Second Chass, and a Meta Fad. The date line marks March 4 1969.
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Teacher shortage may fade by 1975 but special cases persist
A federal manpower study on education predicts the nationwide teacher shortage will ease by 1975 while critical need remains for specialized staff to teach the poor, handicapped, bilingual and Indian students. It links funding to training, recruitment, and research to create new school jobs.
Punishment Still Key to Deterrence in Prisons Says Marsh
Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. argues for a punitive edge in prisons to deter crime while avoiding inhumane treatment. He says hard work is essential, and rehabilitation follows only if inmates prefer life outside to prison, preventing a cycle of crime.
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Cost Of Carelessness Claims 1968 Death Toll
Auto accidents remained the leading cause of death with 55,500 fatalities in 1968, averaging 1070 weekly, 153 daily, and over six per hour. Drunken driving was the major factor, while other accidents rose to 48,510. Youth deaths rose 12 percent for ages five to 14 and 9 percent for ages 15 to 24. safety education urged by John D. Lawler of the National Safety Council.
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National Safety Council
Readers vent on cinema choices and public affairs
A string of letters to the editor laments film content and influences on teens, argues for balanced movies and parental responsibility, and includes pieces on microbiology warfare ethics, Mount Airy nostalgia, military service, and prayer in schools with local voices from Frederick and neighboring areas.
Soviet Prepares Hot Time For Nixon Berlin Visit
The article notes Soviet and East German moves to harass travel into Berlin ahead of Nixon's West Berlin visit. It contrasts public warnings from Izvestia with private assurances of no disruption, while questioning Berlin election rights under four power rules and recalling Kennedy era tensions over the city and missile programs.
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Town notes reflect temperance talk and civic plans
The News-Post items cover a YMCA meeting on temperance hosted by city ministers, a county petition for Woodshoro and Frederich pike takeover, and Frederick Opera House screening of Griffiths works. Officials seek authority for regional control while a bond issue and welfare topics surface at local meetings.
Nixon aims stronger NATO before summit with Soviet Union
President Nixon travels to Europe to seek united Western backing and a tougher North Atlantic stance before any Soviet talks. He weighs risks of instant summitry and aims to test Kremlin leadership dynamics and Brezhnev’s control amid doves and hawks in Moscow.
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