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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
2
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President Nixon told APLCI0 leader George Meany and labor executives that wage earners would not pay for inflation control with job losses. He invited the executive council to the White House after a European trip, hoping to ease labor fears and reset relations.
A study finds Americans lose about $2 billion in cash annually due to misplacement theft and destruction. Women lose more often than men, young people lose more than elders, and education levels affect loss risk. Only 40 percent bank or convert cash, while many hide money at home or on their person.
Hubert H. Humphrey, now a Minnesota professor, assesses potential 1972 Democratic rivals. He rates Edward M. Kennedy as popular, Edmund Muskie as a leading contender, and McCarthy unclear about re election, while noting Nixon could be unbeatable if he runs strongly.
Don Oakley argues President Nexon will consult with European allies rather than dictate during talks with the Soviet Union. The president pledges two way consultation to hear allies and to share ideas as negotiations unfold.
National Planning Association analysts project large gains for Black professionals by 1975 with 260,000 nonwhite engineers and scientists, 140,000 teachers, 60,000 nurses and 200,000 hospital attendants. Barriers include schooling, finance, and discrimination, plus debates on black studies and education policy. The piece also discusses U.S. European policy and perceived limits of American power in NATO affairs.
A travel survey notes few hitchhikers avoid trouble, reporting 84 with records on a highway stretch and 12 juvenile runaways or AWOL servicemen. It highlights murderer parolees as hardest to reform, citing cases from an adult parole authority and stressing risk patterns among released offenders.
The March 6 notice reports efforts to enforce compulsory school attendance and vaccination amid controversy. It notes price criticism in markets and outlines Randolph County court fines totaling 550 across nine cases, with one woman fined four times. It also mentions state game animals allotted for hunters and farmers in Frederick County to be released on donated land.
The county commission plans issuance of bonds up to 20 000 for a major school building project. The measure is expected to pass in the upcoming session of the State Legislature.
Washington debate centers on U S restraint amid a major North Vietnamese offensive. The article notes over 200 American deaths and 500 wounded within three days, amid city shelling and ground assaults, questioning Paris peace talks and U S bombing limits.
Letters to the editor urge artists in Frederick and Maryland to refuse the Baltimore Museum of Art regional show entry due to high entry fees. MD Chapter of Artists Equity Association alleges widespread opposition to fees, noting increased costs and alleged exploitation as fees rise.
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