Invisible Government: U S Bureaucracy Threat to Freedom
A Frederick editorial argues the Constitution creates checks and balances but an "invisible government" of federal bureaucrats wields unchecked power. It cites the Civil Service system, HEW, and other agencies as overriding presidential will and endangering citizen rights, urging reform.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
United States
John Marshall
Indianapolis Star
White House
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Civil Service Commission
Tennyson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Defense
Robert Finch
Washington
Svith
America
Thanksgiving a Special Day in American Observance
Thanksgiving stands out among holidays observed nationwide on the same day. It traces to 1864 and Abraham Lincoln, with Congress preserving the tradition amid changes to other holidays. The piece reflects on the public significance and the enduring spirit of gratitude across the nation.
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World Almanac
Lincoln
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New World
Letters To The Editor Promote Moral Living And Church Values
A cluster of letters urge readers to embody Christian ethics, oppose sins like homosexuality and drug use, and push parental example. Authors call for shifting media and social life toward faith, family, and community standards.
Truth in Ads and the Wonder Bread Controversy
The FTC sues Continental Baking Co alleging Wonder Bread ads claim six, twelve, or more health benefits while the product is not substantially superior to competitors. Continental defends the right to publicize nutritional values and vows to fight to the Supreme Court, citing a broader issue of advertising comparisons.
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Federal Trade Commission
TT Continental Baking Co
Wonder Bread
FTC
Supreme Court
Continental
M. Cabell Woodward
Profile Bread
Narcotics Overview and Addiction Risks
The text explains narcotics as pain relievers including opium and morphine, defines heroin as a stronger derivative, and notes synthetic opioids and codeine. It cites heroin as about 60 percent of addiction, mentions medical use for morphine and others, and discusses why people turn to opiates with peer influence and false beliefs. <PERSON> ROBERT GIBSON is named with an address in Frederick, Maryland.
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Agu
Bhick and White
Frederick Weld
U.S
Alem
Papers on Mexico At Frederick Art Club Meeting
The Frederick Art Club enjoyed two papers by Miss Grace Sheeleigh and Miss Dorothy Warehime on Mexico. The meeting offered insight and local cultural interest despite a modest turnout.
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Frederick
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Atria Frederteis
Riungs
Diashard
Broderick Ganda
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Marine Corps
Washington, D.C. Annapolis
Marianne Meleod
Taney Ave
Don Oakley
Berry
IHL
Robert Gibson
Weat South
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Historical Society of
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