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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1968
Page
3
The Frederick Frederick News lists subscription rates and mailing details for 1963. It confirms ownership by the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co and notes AP reprint rights and circulation practices.
A 1960s Department of Housing and Urban Affairs focus on elites left rural families behind. Agriculture data show millions in rural areas lacked indoor plumbing and piped water, with most improvements tied to higher income. The piece highlights poverty, independence, and the potential political bloc of rural homeowners.
Warren faces a political squeeze as Nixon’s foe and Fortas controversy unfold. Johnson’s withdrawal of Fortas leaves Warren under pressure to retire when his successor is confirmed, shaping the future of the Supreme Court and the incoming president’s first major nomination. The article weighs timing, Senate filibuster, and possible recess appointment against Warren’s stated conditions.
A reader laments ineffective consumer protection and crime in the capital, criticizes Senator Brewster and officials, and urges informed voting. The letter questions police, courts, and local leadership while expressing distrust in policy outcomes and urging examination of November choices.
In Philadelphia Senator Edmund Muskie argues the Democratic party must unite a polarized country amid Vietnam war disputes and racial tensions. He contrasts Democratic reform with Nixon era unity, urging voters to trust each other and support the Humphrey–Muskie ticket as the nation faces crime protests and unrest.
Fifty years ago item from the News-Post notes fourteen influenza related deaths in Frederick over the week with eight yesterday. It also reports a revised fire loss at Central Restaurant and the opening of Frederick County Red Cross Hospital at Montevue. Charles Finney of York dies from work injuries at York Baking. A truck driver faces reckless driving charges after a tractor trailer crash on Route 30. Temperatures drop near record for October with frost. Hood College President Truxal receives endorsement from students and alumnae at a campus luncheon.
Washington officials weigh a possible halt to bombing in Vietnam amid talk of a signal from Hanoi. Secretary Rusk cites no guarantees while White House says no basic change. observers fear misreadings could delay peace despite talks at Paris.
Frederick Chapter of the League of American Bicyclists urges new members from all ages to join its effort against air and water pollution. Possible projects include beautifying a turnoff and certifying local merchants. Officers listed with contact numbers are Bill Warren, Mark B Alexander, Jon Grumbine, Howard W Tyergar Jr., and John Fox.
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