Voter registration gap threatens Humprhey uphill 1968 race
The article analyzes Gallup data showing 29 million of 115.7 million voting age citizens未 registered for November elections, with 38 million likely to abstain. It cites lowest registration among 21 to 29 year olds and among Negroes, who favor Democrats, while Independents lead nonregistrants. The piece frames an uphill battle for Vice President Hubert Humphrey as nonregistration and apathy squeeze Democratic prospects.
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Gallup
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Pial
Wap Mh
Johnson Goldwater
Eugene McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Hints of Reform and Repression Weigh on Czechoslovakia
The Czechs face repression after fast reform hopes, while foreign troops linger and the risk of a broader eastern European upheaval grows. A hopeful note rests on soldiers exposed to freedom abroad returning with revolutionary ideas. Also noted are a new rabies vaccine from the Wistar Institute and rising self service causing $5 billion annual losses from theft in U S stores.
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Czechoslovakia
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology
Philadelphia
Million Dollar School for Dollar Education Letter
In reply to the editoral How high taxes or What price education a reader questions what education is. A Frederick County high school graduate is often unprepared for college without tutoring. The letter describes gaps in local schooling and differing teacher experiences across years and children variables.
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Frederick County
Montgomery County
Collins
Boe
Montoomery
Nixon Rallies for Calm as End to Turmoil Appeals
Nixon speaks to voters labeled as good Americans seeking order amid war protests and domestic strife. He contrasts quiet middle-class values with disruptive elements, claiming leadership can restore calm while not denying current crises. The piece portrays his campaign as a return to orderly, traditional standards.
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Washington
NEA
Richard Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon
Coe
Bismarck
Seattle
St. Louis
Louisville
Jimmy Stewart
Snaratta
Humphrey
Saate
War Front Ledger and Local News from October 19 1918 and 1948
Headlines recount U boat bases seized in Belgium and German retreats as Allied forces push along the Oise and Serre rivers with Bruges evacuated. Zeebugge base occupation and Fosch era signal victories. fires burn in Bruges and war loan drives boost Liberty Bond oversubscriptions. In 1948 a Braddock Heights woman fined for cruelty to a dog and assault on Sherri Guy Anders. steel tank shipment for Frederick elevated water tank. two escapees from Maryland Reformatory recaptured. Greater Frederick Days sale promoted by Retail Merchants Division.
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Braddock Heights
Sherri Guy Anders
Autumn musings and reflections on change from Joe Eisenhauer
A columnist reflects on October and autumn’s beauty, then shifts to a meditation on change. It recalls Oscar Bryn on autumn’s nostalgia, traces a boy’s growth and missteps, and argues that change is inevitable, demanding adaptation and cooperation across society.
A Snippet of Quips and Quirks from A Busy Day
A collection of odd lines about barbers and secretaries, quick winks and office quirks. It notes Las Vegas sayings, cheap politicians, and a joke about fixing traffic tickets versus bribery. The voice mocks consumer hype and parental wit in a rapid-fire, humorous column style.
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