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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1969
Page
2
A compact note indicates the item is AP dispatch material redistributed in a Frederick Maryland edition. The text shows standard AP byline and republication mark with postal handling stamps and dating cues.
The piece argues Senator Edward Kennedy supports an inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death but objects to press access and questions his rights in light of his wealth and high-powered lawyers. It contends the press belongs at the inquest as the public eye.
In Tokyo and Osaka planners push malls below ground with Yaesu and Umeda projects. More than 350 firms occupy the complex at Yaesu with a lower level parking garage and a highway under construction. Over 500000 shoppers daily. Sub-surface shops extend five floors in planned Umeda complex with moving sidewalks and gardens.
Promoters of the Lake Linganore development file deeds at Eaglehead adding 225 new homesite owners to Frederick County rolls. The 2700 acre town near Frederick City along the National Turnpike includes five villages and 4000 lots in the future complex. Brothers L J Brosius and J William Brosius lead the project with more filings planned as plats sell.
A new idea in police departments nationwide is to wear a small American flag on one shoulder. Originating in Duquesne Pennsylvania the practice has spread widely. The flag on the uniform serves as a reminder that officers guard citizens liberties and that when officers are attacked so too is the nation and its emblem.
A Maryland reader prompts action against Madelyn Murray O'Hara's anti prayer stance. The piece urges prayers for her conversion and a NASA letter campaign. A second letter laments a Cumberland kidnapping and calls for harsh punishment, questioning insanity defenses and justice.
L Clinton Rhoades of Frederick County receives Volunteer of the Year honors for his role as treasurer of the Frederick Chapter. While employed at Potomac Edison in Hagerstown he manages Red Cross accounts after work and on weekends. He devised an accounting system approved by the National Red Cross and trained an assistant to keep records efficient. The committee commends his dedication despite a busy schedule and family life.
A compact reflective piece notes that memory guides thinking and suggests casting a horoscope after a hard day. It frames hunting for trouble as a defining trait of a sportsman and hints at learning from experience.
Fifty years ago sugar was extremely scarce in town with dealers and restaurant keepers worrying about weekly needs. Plans for mass political meetings emerged with Republicans targeting Brunswick on October 28 and Democrats scheduling a City Opera House event on October 30. Marie Milion, balloon maker, returns to the fair with a noted family of balloon manufacturers. she recalls the fall circuit’s growth from a single shed exhibit to a large operation near the city outskirts.
State Police arrested eight people in four raids in Baltimore and Carroll County on search warrants alleging an abortion ring. Police seized gauze bandages pulps instruments record books and telephone books. Farmers Co operative Association reports about 14 000 bushels of corn marketed in two weeks as the crop season runs in full swing. Only a small part shipped to Baltimore for feed and other products. Frederick County escapes killing frost with 42 degree low last night while Unionville reports a white frost. City election for 1950 set to start in about eight months with mayoral candidates expected. post pays 3000 annually.
The piece discusses last week's demonstrations labeled as a Moratorium and critiques public ignorance of the war. It cites President Nixon and others warning that street politics should not shape policy, while officials warn against premature troop withdrawals and emphasize informed decisions by the President.
A compact Q and A batch covering Swiss languages, plasma, ex presidents in Congress, cable cars, St Peters fish lore, and avian heart differences. It includes details on the last ex president to serve in Congress Andrew Johnson and John Quincy Adams, plus notes on the kiwi nose tip and bird nostrils.
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