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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
2
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The article presents Secretary of Labor Wirtz’s broad definition of law and order beyond street security. He includes neighborhood safety and pride, equity, equal employment rights for women, universal educational access, and health guarantees as integral to the concept.
Senator Mike Mansfield says Congress could remain in session through Christmas as President Johnson presses ahead with his Fortas nomination to be Chief Justice. He notes that the dispute over Fortas dominates in Johnson's drive to move this appointment, affecting lawmakers facing reelection and prompting talk of a fall recess and December return.
The piece argues the 1968 Prague Spring episode challenges détente and criticizes Communist reliance. It contrasts Nixon and Humphrey positions, warning Americans not to trust Communists or expect humane conduct from them, citing Czechoslovakia as a warning.
The piece argues that Latin America shows lost confidence in the Alliance for Progress as Congress trims foreign aid for 1969. It contrasts aid shortfalls with Vietnam spending and warns youth restlessness from wealth gaps. It also details a Tennessee study showing rock music may harm hearing, and notes postal service mail volume and a suggestion to write skinnier letters to ease mail volume.
Vice President Humphrey fights to unite a fractured party at Chicago 1968 while Ted Kennedy's role looms as the party's future. Kennedy refused overt bids for the nomination though Daley pressed hard, signaling a probable renewal of Kennedy influence despite present abstention.
An elderly observer recalls how falling leaves signaled autumn, contrasting with the modern rush of holiday goods. The piece warns that nurturing hatred harms innocent lives and urges restraint to protect children.
Yesterday evening around 6 30 Samuel Haupt a farmer near Boonsboro was dragged for several hundred yards over a plowed field after being thrown from a colt. He is in a serious condition at Boonsboro.
Washington notes argue law and order as a state city duty and blame on federal efforts to curb riots in Chicago during the Democratic convention. The piece highlights police and National Guard actions, alleged agitators, and debates over responsibility and enforcement.
Dr Robert H. Simpson of the National Hurricane Center cautions against precise forecasts of hurricane activity while Attorney General Ramsey Clark condemns summary capital punishment without trial as a stark critique of racial injustice. The quotes reflect concerns over natural disaster predictions and civil liberties amid turbulent times.
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