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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1968

Page

3

Great Southern Pig Mfg Co Publishes Evening Paper

The Great Southern Pig Mfg Co publishes a Frederick Maryland paper named The News. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, a Frederick address on Patrick Street, and contact phone ga2 1177. The issue is dated Friday October 1968 and notes AP news dispatches for republication.

Great Southern Pig, & Mfg. CO Patrick Street Frederick Associated Press Sresa Focal AP News TIE News Maryland

Bookmakers list Nixon favorite in UK political betting odds

London odds makers set Nixon at 10 to 1 to win, Humphrey 7 to 1 against, Wallace 12 to 1 against. They closed bets early, citing strong certainty months before the election. Humphrey calls himself underdog, Truman-Dewey comparison noted, Wallace claims all 50 states ready to back him.

London Ladbroke’s Nixon Humphrey Niam Wallace Huery S. Truman Thomas E. Dewey Trueman Dewey J. Strom Thurmond Henry A. Wallace

Youth Vote Holds Power But Not Overwhelming Force

The Census Bureau finds 11.7 million voters aged 24 or younger eligible for a presidential ballot, about 10 percent of voters. Unregistered youths face residence barriers, college-educated turnout lagged in 1964, and apathy reduces potential youth participation. parties aim to win them, but the decisive voters average 45 years old.

McCarthy Kennedy Rockefeller Chicago U.S. Census Bureau Census Bureau

One Travel and Entertainment Card Promises Simpler Credit

A four year surge in credit cards has produced roughly 2000 programs. Travel and entertainment cards dominate, with leaders claiming a single card can cover most needs including gasoline and air travel. The principal benefits cited: reduced loss risk and easier bookkeeping.

Town Hall ideas and county charter urged in letters

Michael W. Binko urges a return of local self government via a County Charter Board and Town Hall meetings. He argues town style governance works and county needs a similar system. The letter also critiques George Wallace and calls readers to consider law and order and civil rights history.

Sir RADAC Charter Michael Binko Carrol County Westminster Pinch Valley Road George G. Everett Court House Michael W. Binko Wallace Alabama Eat County Frederick County George Wallace Allace

Hydra headed Reds in Vietnam as in Indonesia

Washington analysis warns that crushing the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese will not end Communist influence. The piece cites Indonesia’s purge 1965 66 as a lesson, noting reestablished Communist networks and covert activity despite mass arrests and army screenings. It notes police actions against officers and widespread arrests.

Vietnam Indonesia Washington NEA South Vietnam Pepe Communist Party People's Defense School Java Viet Cong South Sumatra Irian Siliwangi Wir Nn Mt Oe Orb Central Military Command West Sumatra Riau Red Underground Party U.S Dominican Republic Congo Thailand United States Mewspaper Enterprise Assn

Fifty Years Ago and Political Apathy Mark Frederick County

War Department reports Private Harvey Stewart of Mount Airy is missing in action, the 59th local casualty listed. In 1948 Braddock Heights Fire Department launches $10,000 bond drive for a hall and gear. Final pre election maneuvers await voter turnout as Hood College hosts London String Quartet on November 4.

Harvey Stewart Mount Airy War Department Stewart Serra Eetealle Braddock Heights Volunteteer Fire Department Braddock Board of Election Supervisors London String Quartet Europe United States Brodbeck Hall Hood College

Electoral College crisis and potential House role in 1968 election

Washington reader notes outline the process if no candidate wins a majority in the Electoral College. The House would select the president and the Senate the vice president in January, while regional shifts and Wallace's stance could influence outcomes. The piece cautions about constitutional complexities and political pressures.

Washington House of Representatives Senate Nixon Muskie Wallace House

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