News Frederick Maryland November 8 1968
The Frederick Maryland edition dated Friday November 8 1968 outlines publication details for the Great Southern Printing company and subscription rates. It notes the paper's address, postal terms, and AP reuse rights for local and AP news dispatches.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mpg
Patrice Gireer
Frederick
Pad
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
the News
Maryland
Call For Unity After Nixon Victory
The piece discusses President-elect Richard Nixon facing unity challenges amid a narrow win and a divided Congress. It highlights hopes for bridging generation and race gaps, fostering open administration, and bipartisan cooperation to heal divisions and advance law and order, youth issues, and racial tensions.
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United States
Richard Nixon
Wiese
Nixon
Congress
America
Humphrey
Nixom Agnew
Mount Saint Mary's seeks year of Community Power
Mount Saint Marys College president Rt. Rev. Hugh S. Phillips addresses Maryland and Pennsylvania newsmen detailing a new system aimed at a year of Community Power. The plan blends student faculty and administration while adding a lay representative to foster cooperation across the Mount community.
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Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Hugh S. Phillips
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Mount Saint Mary’s
Board of Trustees
Mount
Mount Saint Mary's
Pitt Researchers Develop Blood Test to Gauge Smoking
Four University of Pittsburgh School of Dentistry researchers devised a blood test to estimate cigarette use. By mixing a blood sample with red cells and salt solution, they observed hemagglutination in smokers but not in non-smokers, correctly classifying about 75 to 80 percent. They tested 100 heavy smokers and 100 non-smokers.
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Amokera
University of Pittsburgh School of Dentistry
Muhtaa
Tax discussion on school costs and planning in Frederick
Dr. Donald C Penhig from Wealth Street Frederick writes in response to an Oct 9 editorial arguing for taxes for better education. He cites maintenance costs at Thomas Johnson High School and questions budgeting, raises merit pay and testing measures, and urges factual analysis over vague rhetoric. He notes recent coverage on a mislocated electric line and criticizes fiscal planning. He also comments on a filler about Mobile Alabama nicknamed City of Six Flags.
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Owerhead
Thomas Johnson High School
Thomas Johnson
Yugoslavs Rally to Fight if Soviet Invades
Yugoslavia warns Moscow of resistance to any invasion threat. Tito pledges to defend sovereignty and independence, criticizing Czechoslovakia's actions and urging arms buildup amid increased Soviet naval activity in the Mediterranean. Albania seeks rapprochement with Belgrade while NATO countries seek détente.
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United Nations
N.Y
NEA
Balkan
Albania
Tito
Moscow
Red Army
Savenenty
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Russia
Balkans
East
Europe
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Red China
NATO
United States
China
Duplich
Kremlin
Zoran Gluscevic
Franz Kafka
Kafka
Gluscevic
Rularia
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Yugustay
Viesnik
Bulgarhe
Armistice News Triggers Jubilation Across Frederick
The unofficial report of an armistice on November 8 1918 sparks world joy and local cheers as Frederick residents celebrate with a half day at factories and plants. A parade and speeches planned in Frederick Court House area mark the peace moment.
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Frederick City
Col
E. Austin Baughman
Baltimore
Jug Bridge
Germany
Schleswig - Holstein
Renewed Viet Peace Talks Face Formal Barriers
Washington writer David Lawrence argues that despite Johnson halting bombing, a four party Paris conference is unlikely soon. Saigon resists Viet Cong inclusion while Hanoi seeks broader talks with the United States as mediator. He warns any imposed coalition could prolong conflict and calls for self determination in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Paris
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Johnson
Hanoi
United States
Saigon
Sou Vietnam
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Fernandina Beach brochure and local notes
A fragment discusses Fernandina Beach Florida as a preferred place to live and mentions a Mobile beat on flags. It lists various flags and entities including Magi of France Spain Great Britain Patriot's Flag Green Cross of Florida Mexico and United States. The note signs as CHARLES HW McKeldin sop South 7th Street Fernandina Beach LA 32004.
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Moblie
Magi
France
Spain
Great Britain
Green Cross
Florida
Mexico
United States
Charles HW
McKeldin
7Th Street
Fernandina Neach
Quick Quiz Questions on Large Fishes and Army Mules
The whale shark is cited as the largest living fish with lengths around 45 feet and weights near 9 tons, with reports of individuals reaching 60 feet and 67 tons. The term shave tail refers to second lieutenants, named after new mules that had their tails shaved to distinguish them in service.
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U.S
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