The News Frederick Maryland November 23 1968
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Voters Share Credit For Election Outcomes Across Frederick County
The piece praises 26,076 Frederick County voters and 75 million nationwide who cast ballots on Nov 5, noting 79.5 percent county turnout. It urges accountability for the 20.5 percent nonvoters, cites absentee excuses, and comments on party leanings among new voters while urging responsibility for results.
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Nixon to Draw Wide Pool of Women for Administration Posts
President-elect Nixon faces a large roster of female candidates, about 200 names plus women in federal service for promotions. Patricia Hirt prepared the list, highlighting campaign workers and tested office holders like Rep Frances Bolton and leaders from business and education. The aim is to increase female representation in government, though timing remains uncertain.
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Menninger proposes tougher deterrents to crime
Dr Karl Menninger argues in The Crime of Punishment that society secretly tolerates crime and would benefit from harsher, more certain penalties and indeterminate sentences. He suggests releasing offenders only after proven change, pilot testing the approach as a deterrent.
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Letters To The Editor No Cheers Here For Mr Black
A Frederick reader counters Dennis Black’s Nov 12 letter arguing against early Christmas decorations in a department store. The writer says merchants come from diverse faiths and warns against boycotts, adding a closing remark about Christ and LSD.
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Europeans Hope Nixon Will Bring Stability and Peace
United Nations dispatch surveys European views of President-elect Nixon. Western leaders and analysts expect a pragmatic U.S. policy to steady world tensions, with France Germany Yugoslavia and other nations weighing Nixon’s approach to Moscow and Peking amid Cold War strains.
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Fifty Years Ago to Businessmen Visit Dam No 5
A party of Frederick businessmen and officials of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company inspected Dam No 5 along the Potomac near Martinsburg where extensive improvements are under way and water power will soon generate current on a large scale. James H Gambill Jr head of the local hard bread factory began operation about three weeks ago and received War Department instructions to discontinue manufacture of hard tack. Ed today that there will be enough turkeys for Thanksgiving.
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Thanksgiving reflections and musings on human nature
Joe Eisenhauer ponders gratitude on Thanksgiving and contrasts American prosperity with global strife. He cites Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock, warns of nuclear threats, and urges daily humble prayer. The column segues into autumnal scenes and reflections on inner life, cynicism, and Judas’s betrayal.
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