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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1968

Page

2

Subscriptions and contact details for The News Frederick MD

The Frederick newspaper lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, contact phone, and office address. It notes AP membership and republication rights for local news and dispatches and confirms second class postage at Frederick. The date shown is Saturday September 7 1968.

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Frederick Memorial Hospital expands with 69 new beds

The hospital opens a new section adding 69 beds in Frederick Maryland. Total beds rise 25 percent to 202 with redesigned older beds and a new surgical suite and emergency room in the expanded building. The facility plans future growth to meet county demand.

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Prouty Survey Faults Riots Perceived Effects in Ghetto

Senator Winston Prouty of Vermont, ranking member of the Senate District Committee, surveyed ghetto residents on riot effects. Findings show 24 percent see riots as more good than harm, 63 percent condemn rioting, 16 percent deem it necessary for change. Results, analyzed by ten trained youths and a statistician, suggest a substantial minority may condone violence and a threat to stability remains.

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Interstate Highways Progress Review Shows 26,100 Miles Open

The Highway Administration reports as of June 20 that 64 percent of the National System of Interstate Highways is open, with about 26,100 miles usable and 5,989 under construction. About 9,000 miles remain to begin, and the system will serve civilian and defense needs, carrying more than one fifth of all traffic. The piece notes ongoing detours and detoured travel due to construction, hoping for a fully connected network when completed.

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Letters Seeks Rhodes Family Descendants in Maryland

See page text shows a request from Mrs Velma Rhodes Tennant seeking descendants of the Rhodes family especially those familiar with Val entine and Susannah Rhodes buried at Zion Lutheran Cemetery Feagaville near Frederick Maryland. Address Box 653 El Campo Texas 77437. Also includes thanks from Community Concert Association and Mrs Charles E Broadrup Frederick Maryland. Montgomery 4-H extends thanks to the editor.

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Peaceful Dissent or Violence of Radicals?

The piece weighs how antiwar demonstrators and liberal party supporters must choose between peaceful dissent and aiding radical violence. It cautions that alignment with militants risks political taint and predicts rising confrontation on Humphrey campaign trails across multiple cities.

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Educators urged to balance science and humanities

A Frederick News reflects on education's priority on scientific advancement while warning against losing sight of the humanities. It stresses home church and school as sources of moral values and cautions about modern misdirections in society.

Fifty Years Ago and Other News Items

A review of past notices includes an aldermen vote to raise city police salaries to 70 dollars a month and foreman wages to 16 dollars weekly. Five unlicensed threshing engines were fined five dollars each under stricter license tag enforcement in Frederick County. A Braddock market dealer’s wagon was wrecked by a hit and run vehicle on the Middletown Road. A Emmitsburg couple report letters from son Clay serving in France. In 1948, all public school teaching positions were slated to be fired. large enrollment expected. Culler Lake’s bass season ends. 64,000 attend the Maryland State Fair at Timonium. State Police note mysterious lights near the horizon likely from mechanical sources during maneuvers in Virginia.

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