Subscription rates and newspaper publication details
The notice lists subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery including one month 1.25, three months 3.50, six months 6.50, one year 12.00, and carrier rates 30 cents weekly or 1.30 monthly. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and AP republication rights. It also states postal entry at Frederick Maryland as second class matter.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Frederick
Question Four on Ballot Seeks Longer Assembly Sessions
Editorial urges approving Question Four to adjust Maryland General Assembly sessions and raise legislator salaries from 1800 to 2400 a year. It argues for a two-year local policy cycle and a more balanced legislative operation amid a changing economy.
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Congress
General Assembly
Maryland
Frederick
Maryland Assembly
Eisenhower weighs Soviet turnover and Mao nuclear risk
In a recent interview General Eisenhower speculates that Khrushchev’s removal may shift pressures on the Soviet Union and China. He warns Americans to stay vigilant and notes Mao’s willingness to use nuclear force once capable, potentially increasing tensions with the Soviet Union and India.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
China
Mao Tsetung
Mao
India
Climbing Dividends From Commerce Says Returns Rise
The Department of Commerce reports that in the first three quarters corporations paid 12.5 billion dollars in dividends, 1.1 billion more than the previous year. If this continues, 1964 could mark a new annual record. Auto makers led gains with about 22 percent higher payments, non electric machinery 19 percent, and financing firms 14 percent. The rise signals growth, more jobs, and higher wages across the economy.
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Department of Commerce
No Halloween, Same Night for Treat or Trick Debate
A letter argues against municipal trick or treat nights not on October 31, noting vandalism spikes around Halloween and questioning why residents endure two or more nights of trouble. It worries about young children and the impact on their holiday experience.
Nixon crowds rally in Cook County to defend Goldwater
Richard Nixon spoke to thousands of Cook County Republican precinct captains in a packed Chicago ballroom. The event underscored strong Goldwater support and a revival mood, with Nixon portraying Democratic attacks and vowing to fight for victory against Johnson in Illinois.
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Chicago
NEA
Richard Nixon
Cook County
Iwlinois
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Barry
Percy—Iitinios
Goldwater
Nixon
America
Illinois
George Romney
William Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson Defends Nuclear U S Aid in Asia
The Akron statement recounts President Johnson denying threats while confirming a pledge to use U S nuclear power to defend Asian allies against China. Analysts note deliberate ambiguity aims to deter nuclear weapon production and clarify policy amid campaign tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
Red China
National Security Council
Congress
Eisenhower
Formosa
Akron
Ohio
Dobneen
China
Asia
East
Japan
Europe
United States
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
Fifty years ago on October 29 1914 readers learned Halloween celebrations would occur on October 31 with street carnivals and house parties in the city. The note urged formation of a Community Christmas Tree committee to ensure timely preparations following last year’s Frederick kickoff and success.
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News-Post
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago In Newsroet October 29 1944
Twenty years ago items include the US 29th Infantry Division aiding the Second Armored and 30th Infantry in smashing the Siegfried Line after Brest battle. Gov Dewey yields on extending New York voting hours as he pursues the presidency. Frederick County official Storm tells Baltimore council local officials’ powers could be widened.
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Brest
U. S. 29Th
Second Armored
Siegfried Line
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Frederick
William M. Storm
Legislative Council
Baltimore
Frederick County
Americans Face 1964 Choices as Campaign Nears End
A letter to the editor argues Social Security hardship under Democratic policy, contrasts two 1964 presidential candidates, and condemns alleged political corruption and fear tactics. It cites Billy Sol Estes, Bobby Baker, and Jenkins, plus critiques the book None Dare Call It Treason and Henry Bullock’s review. The writer urges Texans and others to think for themselves and vote.
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Soviet Union
Billy Lo Estes
Bobby Baker
Duval County
Texas
Billy Sol Estes
Jenkins
Warren
Estes
Henry M Bullock
Methodist Church School Publications
Nona
Christian Advocate
Harry F Ward
National Council of Churches
Communist Party
J. Edgar Hoover
Red China
U.N
Committee On Un-American Activities
House of Representatives
Birchites
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