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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1969
Page
1
Dr. Daniel Pom of the Public Health Service classifies smokers into six types and outlines why universal quitting plans fail. The article emphasizes individual smoking reasons and advocates tailored approaches rather than a single method for all smokers.
Two women running for town treasurer in Manchester see their husbands switch parties to align with their wives. Paul Tucker left Republicans for Democrats, while Raymond Quish moved from Democrats to Republicans, backing Ruth Tucker and Rosalind Quish respectively.
DETROIT AP Ameri cans bought new cars at a record rate in September. All four American automakers posted records. American Motors reported September sales of 21 121, the highest for that month in five years. Industry total September sales reached 709 338 cars. The University of Michigan survey noted easing consumer spending in Q3 but continued willingness to buy, especially used cars.
In Lutherville Maryland a ninth grade project grew into federal legislation signed by President Nixon. Ridgeley Junior High teacher Ralph Jaffe led students who drafted a bill creating an Adult Youth Communications Week. The idea gained national support via letters to lawmakers and culminated in Nixon signing the act.
Miami Dade Junior College North Campus students adopt a blouseless style to beat heat by wearing tight scarves at neck and waist with backs exposed. Administrators and faculty question appropriateness while male students show interest. Dean of students and a humanities professor weigh in on classroom distractions.
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey voiced strong support for Governor Marvin Mandel at a Baltimore testimonial dinner attended by about seven thousand. Mandel announced plans to resign as Democratic Party chair after paying debt from the 1968 campaign and hinted at a possible reelection bid in 1970 while thanking supporters.
Judy a 22 year old advertising copywriter and Ken a 23 year old bartender announced their engagement in the Boston Globe. They plan to be married New Year's Eve in an airplane over Boston.
Lt Col Joseph T. Griffin Jr of 114 W Third St is among 224 officers and civilians at the U S Army War College Carlisle Barracks Pa for a 10 month course ending June 1970. Griffin began active duty in 1950 with a prior assignment at Fort Bragg NC and holds multiple awards including Silver Star Air Medals Bronze Star Army Commendation and Purple Hearts.
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