The News Frederick November 21 1968 publication details
The page lists publication details for The News of Frederick Maryland dated Thursday November 21 1968. It shows publication by the Great Southern Press and Mfg Co, address 30 East Patrick Street, and subscription rates for print and mail. Also notes Associated Press affiliations and circulation notices.
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Nixon's Center-Focused Plan Outlined for His Administration
The piece forecasts Nixon's aim to govern from a political center, use cross party talent, end Vietnam, curb crime, and stabilize the economy. It notes a shift toward decentralizing federal power, maintaining social programs, and attracting private investment for urban renewal as key elements of his anticipated policy.
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Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Costs of State Colleges Rise With Aid and Demands
A survey of 336 state colleges shows tuition, room and board average 1160 dollars this year, about one third of private college charges. States vary in funding and size, with some expanding to decentralize and bring higher education closer to homes.
Death intervene raises question of succession after Nixon plot arrests
In Brooklyn a man and his two sons are suspected in a plan to kill President elect Nixon. Parliamentarian Lewis Deschler explains succession hinges on timing of death or incapacity. Before December 16 Electoral College votes freely. after but before ballots opened January 6 House chooses with one vote per state potentially boosting a Democrat. After ballots opened only the President elect dies, the Vice President elect would assume.
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Lyndon H. Johnson
Open public view of law and medicine in justice system
Editorial argues that law and medicine share mystery to laypeople and calls for transparent courtroom procedures. It notes trials of James Earl Ray and Sirhan Sirhan delay public trust, urges fairness, timely juror selection, and adequate resources for both sides.
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Relief food for Austria underway 250000 tons planned
United States ships 250000 tons of food for Austrian civilians under the U S Shipping Board control and distributed by the Commission for Relief in Belgium. Near the end of 1948, headlines note suffrage predictions, Red Cross convention, Lilypons post office closure, and a LeGore Lime Plant accident fatally injuring a 22 year employee.
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Commission For Relief
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The 1968 Election Recap by Historians and Critics
NEA report surveys the 1968 presidential year with shocks and milestones. It notes McCarthy Kennedy Romney and Nixon comebacks, King’s assassination and Chicago violence shaping the race, and Hubert Humphrey’s setback. It tracks scorecard shifts and long term party dynamics.
Nixon Task A Greater GOP and the 1960s party rebuilding
Analysis notes Nixon's challenge to rebuild the Republican Party as a national vehicle after a presidential victory. It discusses GOP gains and losses in recent elections, Eisenhower's era impact, and the need to win trust as a governing instrument while balancing internal factions. The piece frames rebuilding toward majority status in Congress and sustaining party unity for national leadership.
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Medal of Honor awards in Vietnam war figures and trivia
The text discusses MOH awards in Vietnam and notes 37 Medals of Honor were conferred on U S fighting men in the Vietnam war as of 1988 The passage also contains a phonetic or word origin note about the dandelion name linked to French terms and a playful quiz element.
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