Frederick News Forwarders Weekly 1969 Ads Run
The page from The News Frederick Maryland dated Monday October 27 1969 shows subscription rates and mailing details for The Associated Press content. It lists prices for one month three months and one year and notes carriage by master route carner.
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Great Southern Pig
Fraderich
Avot Bureau OF Circulations
Associated Progress
AP News
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Deliberations Over Cullen School Security At Sabillasville
Residents and officials clashed at a Sabillasville meeting about Victor Cullen School escapes. Delegates vow to discuss with Governor Mandel while concerns over funding literacy and security persist. attorney Bower proposes prosecuting escapees as fugitives to tighten control.
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Victor Cullen
Sabillasville
William Houck
Marvin Mandel
Frederick Bower
Department of Juvenile Services
John N. Johnson
David L. Currans
Houck
Currans
Bower
MCEA Aims for $60 Million School Budget Increase
The Montgomery County Education Association seeks higher pay, smaller classes, 900 additional teachers, and expanded benefits in a proposed contract with the Board of Education. Estimated cost to taxpayers is about $60 million, with raises from starting teachers to top scales, stricter class limits, and full health and retirement coverage.
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Montgomery County Education Association
Board of Education
MCEA
MCERA
Montgomery County
Integrated nursery school at Lutheran church planned
The Evangelical Lutheran Church will open a fully integrated nursery school for four-year-olds on East Second Street in January or February. It will run a three day week from the Sun Day School Building and become the Schachter Center for Education and Service after renovation.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Second Street
Repens
Schachter
United Press and Reuters Dispatches on Soviet Support for North Vietnam
A Washington correspondent notes UPI and Reuters reports showing Moscow and Russia backing North Vietnam with military and economic aid and pressuring U.S. withdrawal. The piece argues such news has been overlooked by U.S. dissenters and antiwar demonstrations and stresses the impact on public understanding.
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Washington
United States
Hanoi
United Press International
Moscow
Pham van Dong
Alexei Kosy- bin
Bolgograd
Stalingrad
North Vietnam
Reuters News Service
Tung Dong
Russia
South Vietnam
U. S
Soviet arms aid to Hanoi falls but Moscow backs war effort
U S government sources say Soviet military aid to North Vietnam peaked at about 500 million in 1967 and dropped to around 300 million in 1968 as bombing eased. Red China remains a major backer at about 200 million annually, with East Europe contributing roughly 145 million. Critics question Congress and public awareness of Communist support and debate the war strategy.
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Associated Press
U. S
Hanoi
Moscow
United States
North Vietnam
U U. S
Red China
East Europe
South Vietnam
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Laon
Aala
American Quiz Questions on Drinks Food and Letters
A set of trivia items covers bourbon origins in Kentucky Bourbon County and Georgetown, the Pacific salmon nickname Sockeye, Gen Benjamin C Davis Jr becoming major general on May 22 1959, and the oldest alphabet letter the zero.
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U.S
Benjamin C. Davis Jr
USAF
Frederick County Dairy Men Seek Milk Price Equalization
Fifty years ago the News-Post notes Frederick County dairy men pressing for readjusted milk prices as they demand parity with rates paid to farmers in other communities. A seven cent per gallon gap is highlighted between current purchaser rates and those elsewhere, while the county also reports an upcoming community show in Emmitsburg likely to surpass expectations. Memorial service for county dead in France is described with Chaplain McCoy praising fallen soldiers as the true war winners. County reports predict large turnout for Sunday School adult Male Bible Class parody events.
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Heras
News-Post
Fredeiick County
France
City Opera House
Frederick County
McCoy
Flanders Fields
Cost study under way for new Frederick public health facility
Twenty years ago news notes report a meeting of medical men and hospital reps with a state health officer to determine the cost of a new Frederick public health facility as a preliminary step to federal funding. Other items note the Southend Citizens Association forming at Washington School to improve the southern area and provide play space for kids, an annual Donation Day for the Home for the Aged, and the Frederick County Soccer League finalizing seven teams with Jefferson as the last member.
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University of Mary
Department of Social Services
Planned Parenthood
Nancy Timlin
Charles Spicknall
Nejie Simpson
Frances Saunders
Neighborhood Family Planning
Claude Dill
Provident Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick
Southend Citizens Association
Washington School
Frederick County
Jefferson
All-Out Reform Needed Of All Tax Systems By DON GRAFF
The piece argues for a comprehensive overhaul of federal, state and local tax systems. It discusses the tax-exempt status of state and municipal bonds, proposed federal bond schemes, and the need to rebalance revenue sources among levels of government to reduce local crises and reliance on handouts from Washington.
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Don Graff
Senate
House
Treasuries
Washington
Metroliner signals bright future for passenger trains
The New York to Washington Metroliner service has expanded from two daily round trips to six, with a possible nine daily by year end. About 230000 passengers have used the 3 1/2 hour run, showing strong demand as railways reach 76 percent capacity, comparable to air travel. The gains hinge on corridor conditions and northern extensions to Boston.
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Transportation Department
oeRey
Washington
New York
Boston
Letters To Editor Urges War Opponents To Read
A reader from Rocky Ridge, Md criticizes opponents of U S involvement in Vietnam for not reading balanced sources. He cites Fulbright and Gruening works and urges clergy and citizens to study speeches and books to understand the war, warning against calls for antiwar protest.
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J. William Fulbright
Senstor
Arkansas
Vietnam
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Hanoi
Park
Harry Prongas
Rocky Ridge, Md
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Cullen
Berry's
HEA
Eay
By the
Way
Paul A. Haley
Francis Reinberger
Reinberger
Winchester Hall
Planned Parenthood Association of Maryland
Frederick County Health Department
Earth
California Institute of Technology
India
By David Lawrence
Georgetown
Bourbon County
Emmitsburg
Hems
Southeast Asia
America
Senstor Tydines
Mathias
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