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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1968

Page

4

Potomac Edison to Induct Eight Frederick Area Workers Tonight

Eight Potomac Edison employees from Frederick will be inducted into the Quarter Century Club at a banquet tonight at the Venice Restaurant in Hagerstown. The ceremony marks the 31st annual club event with Charles D. Lyon, president of Potomac Edison, as featured speaker.

Potomac Edison Frederick Venice Hagerstown Utility Company Margaret E. Myers Frederick Service Department Blue Ridge Bus Lines Frances R. Darner Anna M. Renn Blue Bridge Bus H Ww. Delphey Handley

Mead Sees Rationale Behind Student Revolt

Anthropologist Margaret Mead argues that student unrest stems from youths breaking out of an outdated cocoon of privileged tutelage. She contends higher education is no longer a privilege but a societal credential and urges granting students full economic status and adult rights to foster real-world participation.

Rene J. Cappon Associated Press New York Margaret Mead Columbia Forum Mead Columbia Prof Jence

Malaysian Filipino ministers to meet in Tokyo over Sabah dispute

Two cabinet members from Malaysia and the Philippines plan talks in Tokyo soon after October 22 to ease tensions over Sabah. Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Razak and Foreign Secretary Tunku Abdul Rahman will join Deputy Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman in the discussions with Philippine officials Narciso Ramos and Emilio Abello.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Philippines Tokyo Sabah For Tundinand E. Marcos Philips

Pollsters See Higher Error Risk for This Election

A New York Times report summarizes pollsters as agreeing that the chance of error could be greater this year than since 1948 when polls failed to pick the presidential winner. They remain confident odds favor accurately predicting the outcome, noting rising refusals to participate and concerns over new screening techniques.

NEW York New York Times Washington

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