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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1968
Page
3
The notice lists subscription and mail rates for the Great Southern PTG and Mfg Co publication. It includes prices for one month, three months, six months, and one year, with by carrier rates per week and per month. It also notes address, phone, and membership with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press affiliation.
Chief James Rowley cautions major presidential hopefuls about crowd campaign hazards. He notes open car routes, tight spaces, sudden schedule changes, and circling crowds as risk factors, while Kennedy and King were not harmed by such dangers. The service emphasizes protecting officials without publicizing its protective successes.
Arthur Goldberg, a long time public servant and former Supreme Court nominee, accepts New York Mayor Lindsay’s invitation to chair three panels arbitrating disputes with the police fire and sanitation departments while also directing Vice President Humphrey’s 1968 New York presidential campaign. The role carries weight as New York’s 43 electoral votes could swing the nation.
The National Student Association reports 221 major demonstrations at 101 colleges involving 38 911 students from January to June. The study finds only 2.6 percent of enrolled students participated, with a small number of faculty aiding a few agitators to create nationwide uproar.
A reader urges voting for Richard M. Nixon in November, arguing George Wallace is not a Messiah and Wallace would clash with Congress. The letter praises Nixon’s persistence, cites need for a change, and notes Nixon would likely seek reelection with Spiro T. Agnew as running mate.
Washington views Moscow as key in shaping postwar Europe and Asia with Czech and Middle East tensions rising. The piece warns of broader wars if U.S. policy shifts toward isolationism, and notes the UN and NATO face strains while Vietnam may redefine global security.
New York City polls show Mayor Lindsay trailing in 1968 matchups and receiving poor mayoral ratings. Analysts attribute his drop to a rising law and order attitude nationwide, despite his urban credibility and minority support.
Residents awake to sight of the D17 dirigible over Brunswick on October 23 1918. G L Baking Company expands hard tack production near Carroll Street employing nearly 100 workers. The News Post posts 1917 and 1918 tax levies showing a 20 cent rate increase. Civil Service opens a custodian exam at the new post office offering 600 annually. A 1948 pilot survives a high voltage crash near Woodsboro after fuel runs dry while attempting to reach Taneytown. Republicans Democrats and Progres sives join Western Maryland College Westminster for a presidential campaign forum tomorrow at 8 pm. Camp Detrick to add forty housing units per Army Engineers schedule announced by Major Harold Isbell. Criminal court term wraps up with a murder case awaiting a new trial motion.
A humorous quip notes that a person who loses his temper in a traffic jam will spend extra time venting later. The line also contrasts perspectives, suggesting one person’s trash is another’s antique trove.
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