Establishers 16a Published Evening by Great Southern Pig & Meg Co
The News Frederick Maryland issues a May 6 1969 page A4 listing publication details for Establisher 16a It notes publishing frequency subscription rates and delivery options The paper is a member of the Associated Press and the Aud Bureau of Circulation and prints second class mail captions in Frederick Maryland
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Great Southern Pig & Meg CO
Patrick Street
Frederick
Audi Bureau of Circulation
Associated
Focal
Hood College Students Advance Social Freedoms Plan
Hood College students backed a push for broader campus freedoms including autos on campus for all, extended dorm access hours, and smoking areas. President Ellett approved passable items but warned some changes may not be accepted, while the Board of Legislative Review signals cautious support.
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Student Government Association of
Hood College
Randle Elliott
Frederick County
Board of Legislative Review
Elliott
Student Government Association
Concord
Ellett
Supreme Court ruling expands welfare eligibility across states
The Brennan opinion ends time limits on state residence for welfare and could lift 100,000 to 200,000 indigents into immediate relief. National costs may rise $125 million to $175 million annually as migratory families move seeking higher benefits, piling onto existing burdens.
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Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Robert H. Finch
Frederick County
Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Brennan
America
Milk price cut restores lunch half pint to three cents
Ruth M. Hauver announces removal of the added one cent milk charge in the county school lunch program effective May 1. A supplementary $153,875 appropriation from the State Department of Education via the Department of Agriculture supports the move.
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Ruth M. Hauver
State Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
Naval Buildup Across Global Hot Spots In 1950s Context
Washington reports a major naval mobilization across three fronts the Mediterranean Far East and Southeast Asia with more than 60 warships and 300 aircraft off Sardinia and 29 ships near Korea. The piece notes Soviet expansion in Europe and Asia and domestic opposition to Vietnam deployment, while stressing UN role and potential escalations in Korea and Vietnam.
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Wasitington
United States
Mediterranean
Far East
Southeast Asia
America
NATO
Sar
South Korea
North Korea
Middle East
Korea
Congress
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Moscow
Israel
Europe
Czechoslovakia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
United Nations
U. N
Poverty in Tuluksak Echoes Appalachian Struggle in Alaska
In Tuluksak Alaska a 170 person Eskimo village endures harsh poverty with poor sanitation and limited water access. Despite federal aid and modern schools, residents show low motivation and signs of neglect amid river life, snowmobiles and outboard motors. The piece contrasts Alaskan poverty with mainland Appalachia, noting political debates over federal aid and native education programs.
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Tuluksak
Alaska
Nea
Washington
Appalachia
United States
GOP
George Aiken
Vermont
Kennedy Indian Education Subcommittee
Aiken
sub-Arctic
Mississippi Delta
Bethel
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Vista
Fred Rothfelder
Milwaukee
Senate
B.I.A
Public Health Service
Tulakeak
Fifty Years Ago Items From the News-Lyst Files May 6 1919
National Geographic bulletin notes newcomers may enjoy abundant 1 year locusts as a roadside delicacy. Walkersville residents urge a new school house before county commissioners, led by Dr John Nicodemus. Pennsylvania Railroad station welcomes 1000 schoolchildren and veterans aboard the Carter Glass Special. County Commissioners refuse to act on reassessment orders from the State Tax Commission.
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National Geographic Society
Walkersville
John Nicodemus
Pennsylvania
Carter
Board OF County Commissioners
State Tax Commission
Search for escaped inmate sparks fear near Dickerson
A wide manhunt is underway for an inmate from Clousewood Training School suspected of robbing and arson at Dr. Norvell Belt’s farm home near Dickerson. Authorities warn the suspect is likely armed with pistol and rifle as the search continues under wet grounds conditions.
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C Losewood Training School
Dr. Norvell Belt
Dickerson
Pole
Religious Broadcasts Must Face Up to Society's Ills
A columnist critiques religious radio and TV for clinging to 1940s formats and constant commercials. He cites Night Call and WRVR as exceptions, urges balance between comfort and confrontation, and argues secular programs handle religion with sharper analysis of social issues.
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Night Call
Riverside Church
New York
WRVR
John the Baptist
Jesus
Long John Nebel
WNBC
Long John
Longohn
Nes Thal
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Emmitsburg Letters Denounce Sex Education Protest
A reader letter condemns Emmitsburg for opposing sex education in public schools and accuses the town of persistent chauvinism and henophobia. The writer argues for clear American policy explanations to avoid broader national risk and cultural confusion.
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Towab
Emmitsburg
Emmitsturg
Ambulance Delays Spark Time Loss Frustration
Community reports long waits as EMS units struggle with response times. Officials cite high demand and staffing gaps while residents demand improved efficiency and faster aid during emergencies.
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