Fragmentary Local Notice About Rates and Contacts
Odd OCR fragment lists a street address 24 North Court Street and phone 662 1177. It mentions subscription rates by mail and carrier and a brief audit survey note tied to Associated Press membership. The readable items are incomplete and lack clear event details.
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A Whee Co
North Court Street
Fregerich
Carrieri
Ember Audit Survey
Cirevisions
Associated Presa
Thieu predicts Vietnam war pullout by 1970 plan
South Vietnam president Nguyen Van Thieu says American divisions will begin to withdraw by mid 1969 with further cuts by 1970 as Vietnam expands its own forces to defend rural areas. He envisions a phased handover where regular South Vietnamese troops replace US forces, accelerating independence and sovereignty.
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Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
North Vietnam
Johnson
Hawaii
Private School Tuition Costs Rising Across Nation
The rise in private prep school tuition is highlighted as John F Kennedy Jr. shifts from a Catholic school to the oldest independent school. Tuition at Collegiate has climbed to 1850 dollars a year for upper grades, with forecasts of further increases. Heads of Northfield and Mount Hermon note annual rises of 150 to 200 dollars are likely. Some schools seek donations to scholarship funds and building programs. While private school costs are still far below private colleges, living costs near boarding add to total bills. Parents must reckon with higher costs as quality education remains in demand.
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John F. Kennedy Jr
Kennedy
Northfield
Mount Hermon
Moat
Lung Cancer Death Trend Sparks Alarm and Experts Call
The article notes more than 60,000 Americans will be diagnosed this year with lung cancer and about 75 percent will die within a year. Dr. Bernard Roswit of the Veterans Administration Hospital in Bronx, NY, calls five year survival a national disaster and urges early detection through mass screening and regular chest X rays for heavy smokers over 40.
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Bernard Roswit
Veterans Administration Hospital
Bronx
N. Y
Roswit
Beall Byron Brewster Wattay Finch And Pierpont In Campaign Roundup
A roundup of Maryland political positions includes J Glenn Beall Jr calling for a four count indictment of the Johnson Humphrey administration and Byron urging a spring primary date. Marianne Dunn promotes Speakers for Brewster to back Senator Brewster. Ross Pierpont accuses Brewster of blocking Mahoney. Wattay endorses strict order on riots and inflation cures. Finch argues for flexible foreign policy and multilateral ceasefire in Vietnam. Pigeons feed on New Jersey marijuana patches as authorities monitor the harvest.
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J. Glenn Beall Jr
Charles McC. Mathias
National Administration
Republican Club
Taneytown
Taney
Beall
Johnson-Humphrey
Washington
Eisenhower
Goodloe E. Byron
Maryland
General Assembly
Byron
Marianne Dunn
Housewiven
Brewaster
Brewster
Frederick County
Daniel B. Brewster
Senate
Senate Brewster
Charles H. Smelter
Charles H. Collina
Wallace Inrton
Edward D. Morin
Ross Z. Pierpont
U.S. Senate
Salisbury
Sen
Daniel Brewster
George P. Mahoney
Dr. Pierpont
Baltimore
Mahoney
J. Tyson Lee
Frederick
George Mahoney
Sis Lee
Tyson Lee
Annapolis
New Jersey
Animal Kingdom
Frtersris
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Hughes
Joseph L. Alfato
San Francisco
Edmund S. Muskle
Automobiles Flow Through Frederick as War Time Lull Holds
The Frederick area saw heavy traffic today with 546 cars passing the square following a gas saving request by the Fuel Commission. Schools opened with full enrollments despite wartime draft concerns and a local court adjourned for two weeks.
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Frederick
Fuel Commission
Chicago convention shows gulf between talks and acts
David Lawrence critiques the 1968 Democratic National Convention noting the platform was largely accepted without reading. He highlights minority reports on Vietnam, VP selection speculation, and the police response to protests. He argues conventions expose public indifference and risk, suggesting future meetings be isolated from press and public.
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Vietnam
People's Representatives
Chicago
War and Peace Reflections Stir Local Readership
Fragmentary notes reference a quote about war and peace and a regional observer’s report. The text is incomplete but suggests a discussion on conflict and serenity amid turmoil. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
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