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Established 1662 publication details list subscription rates and contact information for the Frederick Maryland area newspaper. Rates shown include one month 1.25 three months 3.75 and yearly 15.40 with single copy five cents. Publisher is Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. 700 East Patrick Street Frederick MD.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
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Senate panel backs 750000 new jobs a year plan
The Senate House Economic Committee supports raising employment by one percent or about 750000 people, with a total price tag of 8.5 billion dollars. After accounting for ongoing programs, new funding would be 5.9 billion, aimed at adult education training, removing entry barriers, aiding ghetto residents, urban revitalization, and rural retention to curb urban problems.
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Senate House Economic Committee
National Advisory Committee On
Rual
Kerner
White House
Congress
Joint
Supreme Court weighs Vietnam call up stay case
Nine justices will decide if the 1966 law authorizing call ups without a war declaration is constitutional. Justice Douglas and others may influence a stay for 113 reservists from Cleveland who sought relief after Douglas aided their request. More than 38,000 reservists were on active duty since May.
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Earl Warren
Cleveland
Vietnam
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Goose Prairie
Wash
Supreme Court
Johnson
High Court
United States
Douglas
Potter Stewart
Interns and Residents Win Higher Pay in City Hospitals
New York municipal hospitals grant interns and residents a 75 percent salary rise to align with current rates. Interns move from 4500 to 7500 now and 7750 next July 1. sixth year residents from 6300 to 10500 now and 10750 next July 1. Also, enhanced saving allowances accompany the gains for over 1500 young physicians achieved through peaceful collective bargaining.
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Hospital System of
New York
Frederick County News In Brief Oct 2 1918 Flu and Local Notes
Health Officer estimates 1000 Frederick County residents with Spanish flu as several deaths are reported. Twenty conscientious objectors assigned to county farms under farm agent P A Hawker. City election records six new voters across eight precincts. J Clark Devilbiss buys Rhodes Kemp Grocery. Jail attic renovation begins at county jail. Forty four county high school students to All State choir in Baltimore. Fundraising for Catocin Country Club to raise 60000 dollars progresses. City lights extension east of the fairgrounds nears completion awaiting good weather.
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Frederick County
T. C. Routson
P. A. Hawker
Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers Association
Poll trends show Nixon leads nationally in early surveys
Washington report cites Gallup polls from September showing Nixon at 45 percent in the East, 50 in the Midwest, and 49 in the Far West, with Wallace strong in the South and Humphrey trailing. Analysts warn a three way race could yield electoral surprises outside the South.
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Washington
Gallup
South
Nixon
East
Midwest
West
Wallace
Humphrey
Far West
Democratic Party
Readers debate Code Home Rule for Frederick County
Letters from readers oppose Code Home Rule citing lack of checks on power and limited representation across Emmitsburg, Brunswick, Middletown, and New Market. Other items include Nixon odds and a Medicare drug coverage clarification from the Social Security office.
Nixon Confident But Not Cocky Campaign Note
SEATTLE NEA reports three weeks into the campaign Nixon appears confident of victory though privately he remains a steady worker. Surveys show him ahead in key states, with Wallace providing strength in the south while Humphrey lags. Nixon’s campaign operations emphasize visible support, coordinated rallies, and a polished press entourage to project inevitability.
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Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Alabama
South
Seattle
NEA
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Sioux Falls
Julie
Key Biscayne
Miami Beach
Capitol
David Merrick
Broadway
John F. Kennedy
Bismark
N.D
Jwal North Dakota
South Dakota
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Douglas Halls
Berry's
Achat
NEAT
J. Clark Devilbiss
Rhodes R. Kemp
Market and
Third Streets
Catoctin Country Club
Fairgrounds
By David Lawrence
John F. Kenedy
Eleth
Trouse
Senate
House of Representatives
Srna
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Richard Morrison
Eastview
Maryland
Ross Pierpont
By Phil Pastoret
Gwendolyn
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
P.F.S
FIX
Thomas J.tidwell
Social Security Office
Medicare
Bruce Bioss
Bruce Biossat
Asin
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