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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1968
Page
2
The notice lists publication details for the Southera Star Gazette with issues daily except Sunday. It shows subscription rates including one month at 1.25 dollars, three months at 4.50, six months at 8.60, and yearly at 12.00, plus single copies and mail rates.
The piece recalls Edvard Benes resigning in 1948 with Gottwald taking over and the long Soviet shadow over Prague. It notes 1968 Soviet occupation with Svoboda negotiating a painful deal and warns that Western aid is unlikely while Eastern Europe remains a Soviet sphere of influence. It ends by asking where the Good Samaritan among nations stands.
The New Jersey motor vehicles chief Miss June Strelecki suggests coffee and kisses start the day to make drivers more courteous and safe. Critics warn bliss could backfire if mood affects driving, urging balanced, measured good will on the road.
An economist notes private group pensions and earmarked taxes for public pensions surged from 1961 to 1966, totaling $36 billion in 1966. He warns benefits will outpace aging costs, predicting continued growth to $72 billion as expenditures rise with the economy.
Letters discuss RJAD.A.C. charter advocacy with Westminster High School student Angela Gomillion promoting local self government. The piece includes her essay praising Charter Home Rule and critiques of voter engagement, plus quiz-like religious and historical clarifications and quotes.
Washington analysis argues that reform proposals for presidential nominating processes should be evaluated with scholarship and deliberation. It notes the national primary debate involves cost and equity for lesser known candidates and rejects McCarthy’s claim that the convention system was illegitimate after 1968.
The September term grand jury returned ten bootlegging indictments after ten days of probing crime. They examined 232 witnesses, considered 61 cases, and issued 55 presentments and indictments. A public meeting of the Anti-Vaccination Association is set for 8:30 p.m. at Myersville school, with plans to form allied groups countywide. A second public sale of stock sheep by the Frederick County Sheep Growers’ Association occurs at the fairgrounds at 2 p.m., auctioneer William E. Darner presiding.
The miss of a pure bred Jersey cow valued at 500 dollars from Mrs. Je Funk near Rocky Ridge leads to a farm search by State Trooper Kth D Bond and a police broadcast. Trooper Richard Staling finds the animal at a Westminster sales barn. Community Concert Association ticket reservations open as public campaigns begin September 20. Fredrick Fair stake races listed with a $1,000 purse attract 23 horses for the upcoming October 5 to 9 event.
Washington analysis notes unprecedented Fortas confirmation debate citing separation of powers concerns and Chief Justice Warren's conditional retirement. Critics allege court decisions and a 5 to 4 film ruling spark nationwide protest as Senate weighs blocking Fortas until a new president settles the vacancy.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows bars by Phil Pastoret on frayed financial advice and a bank loan pitch for home improvements. It hints at self made images and a Mt Kpeper Enterprise reference, all within a murky, incomplete text.
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