The News Freddie Maryland October 23 1969 Advertisement Rates
Page A-4 The News Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates in advance for various periods and formats. It notes association with the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. Publication details indicate a Thursday, October 23 1969 edition.
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Great Southern Pig, & Mfg. CO
Earl Patrick Steeat Phang
Reederich
Mang
Healey Motor
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Frederick
the News
Maryland
Setback for Maryland court reform amid Baltimore traffic irregularities
Baltimore City's Municipal Court faces renewed scrutiny after weekend disclosures of irregularities in its traffic division. State's Attorney Moylan ordered seizure of over 1 million traffic records and summoned grand jury witnesses, complicating Maryland's push for a statewide district court system and delaying reform efforts.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
Baltimore
Charles §. Moylan Jr
Witesses
Magistrate Court
General Assembly
Goodloe Byron
Citizens’ Conference On Maryland Courts and Justice
Annapolis
Incentive for thrift and the modern economy
The piece argues thrift yields little government reward while borrowing is tax favored, calling the system cockeyed. Inflation erodes saved funds, and citizens increasingly expect government support over personal saving, challenging traditional reliance on savers and lenders.
Maryland considers study on state jail system reform
The Baltimore News-American endorses a committee proposal by Sen. George E. Snyder to study replacing county jails with a unified state detention center system. The editorial argues a state run model could reduce local control yet cut costs and improve inmate housing and staffing.
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Maryland
Howard
Frederick
Carroll
Hmbo
George E. Snyder
Washington County
State Legislative Council Committee On Corrections
Sen. Snyder
Baltimore News
Moratorium on sex education drives county advisory reforms
A Maryland education committee urges moratoriums on programs not meeting standards and favors citizen advisory groups in each county to oversee family life and health education. It calls for community input, teacher qualifications, and university certification, with surveys in several counties to inform the Legislature.
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State Board of Education
del. Carter M. Hickman
Queen Anne’s
Frederick C. Markus, Jr
Dorchester
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Tle Mat
Prince George’s
Morrgomery
University of Maryland
Waldorf
Edgewood
Wye Institute
Frederick
State Department of Education
General Assembly
Ilis
March Against Death in Washington D C Letter
Father of a Vietnam fallen son urges nationwide memorial march from Arlington Cemetery to the Capitol calling out each name. Local families offer overnight shelter as the event runs November 13 to 15 with participants visiting the White House and contacting their lawmakers.
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Vietnam
Washington, D.C
Arlington Cemetery
G. I
Washington
White House
Capitol
Charles Frank Brandenburg
Frederick Wilson Lee Cook
Frederick
Burglar Alarms Amid Measles Comparison In 1919 Frederick
In Frederick, a burglar scare on East Patrick Street proved a frightened horse making shadows in an alley. The 58th Frederick Fair drew just under 25 000 attendees as 1949 stock judging saw Middletown win prizes and Mt Airy take the sweepstakes. Roosevelt Week plans are set with a local committee to lead the fund drive amid notable admirers.
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Prederick
East Patrick Street
Middletown
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Vietnam Moratorium Reflections On War And Peace
A historic October 15 moratorium expresses broad American longing for peace while preserving duty in Southeast Asia. The piece notes diplomacy can resume after war, emphasizes protecting supporters, fostering growth, and democratic government, and praises the peaceful mobilization as a noble national act.
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Benjamin Franklin
America
Southeast Asia
United States
Maryland
Rogers Morton
March Against Death Committee Seeks Housing Info in DC Area
The notice invites readers to provide advance housing or information for those attending the march. It lists the March Against Death Committee contact at 5310 Belt Rd Washington DC 20015 and notes individuals Charles A Wiggenbatham and Wesley Kelly in Maryland and Washington DC.
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March Against Death Committee
Belt Rd
Washington, D. C
Barbs by Phil Postret A sharp look at social security issues
A fragmented column critiques social security concerns and broadcast challenges as managers brace for audience reactions. The writer notes repeated dates and confusing telecasts, hinting at deeper administrative flaws and public confusion during the period.
Quick Quiz Q Answers From A Daily Quiz Sheet
A series of questions with brief factual answers covers seaweed growth salts from seawater not roots and posters on biosatellites state money limits under the US Constitution single state borders Maine wood used for bows and the 88 recognized constellations.
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Brazil
South America
Pernambuco
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Cecil
Charles
Talbot
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John William Graser
Frederick Charles Walter Harbert
Brunswick Clyde
Steven Himes
Myersville
Harold Franklin Kline
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Ussell
Edward Milberry
Union Bridge
John Francis Plunkard
Frederick William E. Zimmerman ,Jr
Frederick Larry Franklin Brashears
Woodrow Franklin Carbaugh
Thur Mort Everett
Eugene Justice Jr
Mt. Alry
Washington Area
Lems
Focal Veteran's
Hanover Lyric Band
Frederick Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mount St. Mary's
McCurdy Field
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Capitol Comment
U.S
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Charles A. Wiggenbatham
Newead
Dr. Gilford
D. Wesley Kelly
Emmitsburg
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Social Security
Maine
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