The News Frederick 1968 Subscription Rates Notice
Frederick Maryland edition announces subscription and mailing options with rates for print and carrier delivery. It lists prices for one month, three months, six months and one year, plus weekly carrier charges and mailing details. The notice identifies the paper as published every evening except Sunday and notes association memberships and postal terms.
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Associated Press
AP News
Frederick
the News
Maryland
Gut issues drive last state primaries nationwide
The final 1968 primary round across nine states tests attitudes on Vietnam, crime, and party reform. Maryland's Fitch District shows eight contenders with loyalties to Wallace, McCarthy, Humphrey, and the Johnson era, while Arizona eyes Barry Goldwater's Senate bid and the shadow of Chicago convention splits.
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U.S. Senate
House
New Hampshire
Arizona
Democratic Party
McCarthy
Humphrey
Maryland
Fitch
District of Columbia
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Alabama
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Johnson
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chicago
Cuba
China
Southeast Asia
Colorado
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Vermont
Utah
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Silent majority urged to speak out on race tensions
B'nai B'rith leader calls for a militant silent majority of Negroes to voice opinions on integration and equality. Dr. William A. Wexler of Savannah urges direct dialogue to prevent riots and resolve racial issues, warning suppression and riots won’t erase indignities.
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America
B'nai B'rith
Jewish Service Organization
William A. Wexler
Savannah
U S Travel Service Posters Aid St Vincent Hospital Appeal
U S posters provided by the United States Travel Service brighten St Vincent's Hospital Mel bourne Australia to encourage blood donors and attract visitors to the United States. The display may extend to outpatient clinics if the response remains strong.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Melbourne
Australia
U.S
United States
County Delegation Speaks On Code Rule
Frederick County representatives to the General Assembly defend public access to legislation and urge informed citizen oversight. They note media coverage gaps, welcome public hearings, and stress that local input shapes state bills affecting Frederick.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Zens
Baltimore Sun
Frederick News and Post
The
Blade Times
Valley Register
Emmitsburg Chronicle
WFMD
House
Senate
Assembly
Cecil County
Frederick High School
Farm Bureau
Frederick County Grange
NAACP
League of Women Voters
Frederick Councation
Frederick County Medical Association
Winchester Hall
Kwan
Annapolis
Baltmore City
Humphrey Eyes Liberal Fund Drive On Homestretch
Vice President Humphrey and his strategists push for 7 million dollars from New York and California liberals to finance last weeks radio and television spots. They blame McCarthy allies for slow funding while noting potential support from other sources and warn of a tough election climate as November 5 approaches.
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Washington
NEA
Humphrey
New York
California
Eugene McCarthy
New York-California
McCarthy
Edmund Muskie
Johnson
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Muskie
Cone Seale
Tg OM Gwees
Historical News-Post briefs span 1918 1948 civic cases
Highlights include 1918 Liberty Loan pledges near 493000 yet quota unmet, seven Spanish flu deaths in Frederick County, and war casualty news. 1948 items cover Pomona Grange rural urban relations meeting, a record frost, George Bartram winning Maryland riding title, and Hood College president inauguration procession scheduled October 21.
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Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Francis Scott Key
Andrew G. Truxall
Hood College
Labor unions split tightens grip on 1964 race in cities
A New York Times poll shows 34 percent of union labor backing Humphrey, 32 percent Nixon, 25 percent Wallace with many undecided. Voters cite rapid racial integration and policing limits as concerns, while unions spend heavily on literature and precinct outreach.
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Washington
New York Times
Public Opinion Surveys, Inc
Princeton
N.J
Humphrey
Nixon
Wallace
Afl-Cio
Laluwih Shwuld
Anns Arundel County Adopts Charter Government
Anns Arundel County has adopted charter government. The text discusses uncertainty about costs and time, mentions the General Assembly, and references Senate Bill concerning a county-wide sanitary district with financing power.
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