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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1968
Page
3
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The piece examines six new towns planned to house about 785000 people across nearly 300 square miles and questions how existing small towns with populations under 100000 can adapt. It argues for applying new town ideas to rural America to reduce smog traffic and noise while creating healthy communities for families.
The article notes the 27.7 year median age as of July 1, unchanged from last year, marking a stable but aging middle age. It traces declines from 30.3 in 1952 to present and links median age to birth rates, longevity, and economic effects on home buying and employment.
A World conference of the Associated Country Women of the World in East Lansing discusses projects from wool shipments to Greenland to educating Australian aborigines and empowering Irish farm women. Mrs. Aroti Dutt, president, cites global reach of six million members across 52 countries. Mrs. Homer Greene of Mississippi leads U S country women’s council.
Editorial notes 1966 gun deaths totaled about 2,600 with 60 percent in or near homes. MetLife study of 143 home firearm fatalities 1964 66 shows many victims under 24 and even under 10. Accidents include unloading guns and play acting with weapons. article argues for prudent handling rather than gun control.
A satirical piece argues modern crises stem from communication breakdowns not deprivation or conflict. It notes Prague, Paris, Rome, and New York as examples of diplomatic and school debates show the problem of language and timing in dialogue. It laments that even clear talk fails to yield harmony.
In a hearing before Justice August Brust two men were found not guilty of bootlegging charges. The judge noted that if proof had been established he would have imposed the maximum fine.
A reflective essay extols hope as the rainbow of independence and national progress. It condemns taxes and overregulation while urging individual enterprise, liberty, and responsible government to foster a brighter future for youth and society.
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