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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1969
Page
2
Frederick Maryland newspaper item from March 25 1969 notes rates in the area and references PRL and a local news line. Names appear garbled but indicate local rate data and coverage of community affairs.
Midwestern Senator Gasford Nelson of Wisconsin urges a full review of chemical and biological warfare programs and calls to end secrecy at Fort Detrick. He compares BW research to ABM efforts and warns against overclassification while stressing potential wartime benefits from Fort Detrick experiments. The speaker cautions the Senate not to be swayed by sweeping actions.
NASA outlines a bold second space decade with a space station for 100 crew, a reusable space shuttle craft, a cheap cargo rocket, and a regular lunar program. A 25 billion price tag is possible. public support hinges on moon success and Congress approval for preeminence in space during the 1970s.
Chief Justice Earl Warren criticized Congress for the federal courts backlog as the FBI budget dwarfs the judiciary. He cited 20 month delays in the Eastern District of New York and over a year in DC, arguing more judges and clerks are needed and noting he should not criticize the legislature but finds action urgent.
The piece argues against explainable plots by a hidden “they” and notes recent blows to such theories. It cites an international cabal of munitions makers blamed for World War I and Reds in the State Department, then highlights a Not Guilty verdict in the Clay Shaw case sinking the lead.
RAY CROMLEY reports a tentative shift in South Vietnam where local officials replace corrupt leaders and power shifts toward village councils. Buddhist, Catholic, Cao Dai and Hoa Hao groups gain recruits while non Communist student groups expand into Viet Cong areas on weekends. The piece weighs momentum, grievances, and the limits of a broader counterrevolution as guerrilla warfare continues.
Federal and Iowa highway officials opened two Infosite centers along Interstate 80 near Iowa City to attract advertisers and aid travelers with information. Despite expectations, only about 20 percent of space was sold as advertisers moved goods beyond the posted speed limit, limiting the infosite impact on traveler information.
Yesterday notes from The News recall Bates March 25 meeting with county commissioners to discuss selling the Woodsboro-Pingpdve Company stock to the county. Stakeholders are said to reject a county purchase offer under four dollars per share. The Marvin Ossali School District born from an ordnance curtailment last fall repeats in a military shifted era. A militia destroyer and uniforms for students are under consideration. The woods’ needs are clear as Frederick County high schools plan schedules and trials with twenty boys vying for spots on Boss High School team.
Twenty years ago residents pressed a federal urban renewal plan to improve the East Street area along the Pennsylvania Railroad from Eighth Street to Maghet Street. At a special meeting advocates urged action as part of a broader program. The piece notes a House bill to fund pinball and similar machines revenue for county hospitals and noted campaign totals in Frederick County.
Bruce Biossat argues in a Washington column that a federal watchdog should oversee credit bureaus to curb errors and abusive practices. He likens private bureaus’ power over credit to government authority and urges a commission to enforce accuracy and protect citizens from impersonal treatment.
A garbled odd clipping lists scattered words like health foods and prices with numerous misspellings and missing context. Names such as Gwendolyn and Nichi appear amid broken phrases, offering little coherent news or clear events.
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