Insurance plan for city property proposed for distribution
The plan would have city owned property insurance distributed among local agents. The plains committee studied it and made several recommendations. County agent PlaUcov et is organizing a pure bred pig breeding club in Frederich County.OVINGTON ELWELLER, the gubernatorial candidate, visited the city and renewed acquaintances with friends from his campaign.
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HIE Board
Plains Committee
PLA
Uacv ET
Vrederich Coun
Ovington EL Weller
Frederick’s traffic woes loom as jail tally tops state list
Twenty years ago items note heavy snowfall and hazardous spots with nearly four inches of accumulation in the county. Traffic delays were reported from Braddock and South Mountain while air traffic ran at a staged level. Publisher Henne Cere drew a large audience at Prec High School for a Frederick County Teachers Association cultural program. State inspector Wallace Reidt says Frederich jail remains the dirtiest in the state, ranking last year’s worst. The mayor and aldermen plan talks with State Roads Commission traffic engineers to ease Frederick’s traffic headaches.
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Henne Cere
Addi
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Prederick County
Stati Jae
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Frederich
Heidt
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Rineaiah Aenea News Catathoned War Publ ned Evening
The News Frederick Maryland edition dated Thursday March 2 1969 lists subscription rates and mailing details. It mentions the Great Southern PTG MFG Co at 203 West Patrick Street and provides pricing for single copies and subscriptions.
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Great Southern Ptg
MFG CO
Patrick Street
Frederick Md
Audi Bureau of Circulations
Brees i
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County farmers tied to Washington economy through dairy losses
At the annual meeting William KR Kiser noted losses of 211 000 from Highs stores in Washington owned by the Capitol Milk Producers cooperative after riots. The insured losses stressed marketing challenges for dairy products in downtown Washington, with 22 stores affected and only five new outlets in 1968. The talk linked rural Frederick County farming to urban retail and racial segregation issues.
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Frederick County
Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative
Washington
William KR. Kiser
High
Washinton
Coop
Bottern
Masked role play aids employers in hiring hard-core unemployed
In Washington a day-long seminar by the Human Development Institute trains employers to treat minority job seekers fairly. A kit with masks helps white executives act as Negro workers to grasp perspectives and boost equal hiring. The National Alliance for Businessmen aims to create 500000 jobs in three years. Basic education and good employer employee relations are emphasized.
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Washington
Human Development Institute
National Alliance For Businessmen
Society's Children Chief Judge Urges Juvenile Reform
Chief Judge David L. Bazelon argues society must prioritize youth services asserting delinquents are harmed more than they sin and require resources. He supports dual approaches: educate delinquent youths and reform environments to prevent crime, saying juvenile correctional institutes should start new futures, not regressions.
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David L. Bazelon
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Michigan Society of Psychiatry and Neurology
Detroit
Fame and Washington access tests noted in editorial
The piece recalls how Sen. Mansfield, Mrs. Percy, and Sen. Kennedy faced ticketing snags for the Metroliner while Kennedy joked about his own fame. Rep. Steiger laments aging political trust and notes his recent acceptance on the House floor, comparing age among colleagues and sharing a self deprecating joke about politicians creating chaos.
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Washington
NEA
Mike Mansfield
Charles Percy
New York
Edward Kennedy
Joan
Steiger
Steiner
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Switch in Values By Youth in East and West
Leon Dennen analyzes youth unrest in communist states vs Western rioting. He contrasts East youths seeking Western freedom with Western rebels adopting Leninist coercion, arguing genuine grievances exist but many protests are publicity driven and not coherent political programs.
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NEA
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West
Lenin
Mao Tse-ung
New Left
Tae
Obechayey
Thatchey
Tron Curtin
Young Ve Litviney
Stin
Supreme Court
Moscow
Russia
Czechaslovakia
Stip
Jan Patoch
Dan Zape
Leninsey Weems
Quick Quiz Answers From a Ragged Card
A jumble of trivia questions and answers covers topics from federal emblems to ship flags and biblical books. The lines mix meanings on quarantine flags, peanut names, and historical spellings, with several typographical errors and odd phrasings.
Black and White Radicals Cult of Failure Rise
Bruce Bissat critiques radical youths and white student radicals for fueling social breakdown. He argues Bayard Rustin urged integration and that government reports show persistent discrimination. The piece labels the radicals as a cult of failure and warns against withdrawal from American society.
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NICA
Bayard Rustin
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Austin
America
Greenland
Pater Proete
Mats
Enteepare Acta
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