Frederick News 1980 Oct 4 Home Edition Advertisement Rates
Daily Frederick newspaper details subscription prices and office contact at East Patrick Street. Rates include single copy 25 cents, monthly 1.25, six months 14.50, annual 17.60. Retail and mail terms outlined. Associated Press content credited. Friday edition date listed.
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Audit Bureau of Circus
Associated Preas
Associated Prea
Frederick
the News
Maryland
Walter Lippmanns Election Forecast and Nixon Youth Appeal
The column discusses Walter Lippmann’s view that the November winner will be the candidate who unites a conservative, moderate majority. It notes George Wallace as a potential spoiler but unlikely to join the left, and suggests Nixon could build an enlightened administration by courting young voters, if he engages them beyond his family and Eisenhower.
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Walter Lippmann
Tyre
Unpoor
Unyoung
Unblack
Lippmann
George Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
David Eisenhower
Wallace
Alabama
FCC
Federal Communication Commission
Chicago
Parm
LTA
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Johnson
Alcoholism Seen As Fourth Major Nationwide Disease
The article notes alcoholism as the fourth most serious disease in the nation, affecting at least 3 million workers and costing $4 billion annually in lost productivity. It spans blue and white collar sectors, with only 10 percent receiving help, while rehabilitation succeeds in 50 to 75 percent of those who accept treatment.
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Finland
Quandrum
Italy
France
Philadelphia
Te Ei
Mra
Robert Morris
Madera
Calif
Morrises
Third Negro general pins brigadier star in Infantry brigade
General Creighton Abrams Jr. pins Brig. Gen. Frederic Ellison Davison the third African American to win a general’s star and the first to lead an Infantry brigade in combat. Davison, who began in 1940 via a Howard University reserve commission, rose from Col. to Brig. Gen. while praising Army progress against segregation and stressing belief in America despite domestic racial tensions.
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Creighton Abrams Jr
U.S
Vietnam
Frederic Ellison Davison
Davison
Howard University
Washington
Italy
371St Infantry
Editorial Digest on Computers and Political Leanings
The piece notes Dr J L Gedya of Cambridge backs medical computers to ease private matters for women and suggests social medicine reaches the masses. It contrasts Labor leaders backing Humphrey with factory polls showing rank and file support waning.
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Eyne
J. L. Gedya
Cambridge University
Britain
Sician
Debbis Wallace
Humphrey
Humphrey Faces Dwindling Hope in Turbulent Campaign
Vice President Humphrey faces weak support as voters blame Johnson's chaos over war and urban unrest. Wallace's surge alarms both parties, while Nixon could gain if Wallace falters. advisers debate strategy and potential resignation unlikely to help.
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Ome Cleveland
NEA
Humphrey
Johnson
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Manilana Davish
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Weathey
South Dakota
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Ieee
Wallace
Ori Ieee Eytte
Bothumphrey
Nixon
Peg E Laeagle
Scsell Pelk
GOP
Fifty Years Ago News In Frederick County
A digest of past items notes Hispanic influenza fatalities in the county and nation, urging avoidance of crowds. Also reported are coal theft charges against two men, and a company legal finding with suspended fines. City plans to buy Liberty Loan bonds, a milk producers dissolution, preinduction drafts, Community Chest goal set at 27 950, and a regional church youth song fest.
Johnson Kosygin meeting could reshape NATO stance
Leon Dennen argues a Johnson Kosygin summit could reset Cold War dynamics. Moscow seeks high level talks to bolster prestige after Czechoslovakia invasion, while West Germans fear American weakness. A summit might influence NATO cohesion and nuclear nonproliferation efforts amid European tensions.
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New York
NEA
White House
Johnson
Kosygin
Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Czeshoslovakia
Alexander Dubcek
Central Committee
Czechoslova Jash Ya
Johnson -Kosygin
Washington
Lenin
NATO
Europe
Wst
Germany
mAtout
Czechosloia
Cemenys
East Germany
ATO
Rheinischer Merkur
West Germany
Bix
Kremlin
Prague
Bahay Teather - Ag
Ust
Servben
Gaulle
Mawspaper Enterprise Assn
Barbs on Jokes and Daily Life Slow News Humor
A fragment from a late edition notes social jabs about temperamental people and recall of fall beginnings. A parenthetical aside mentions a local cotton pit family and a wife away from home dealing with chores. The piece also mentions a branch bank raising its interest rate and changes in teller attire.
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WITIT
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