The News of Frederick Maryland September 19 1968
The Frederick Maryland newspaper announces subscriptions and publishing details. It lists pricing for copy and mail delivery, carrier rates, and billing terms. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press and that AP dispatches are republished.
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Audit Bureau of Oriculations
Associated Press
Iwcal
AP News
Frederick
the News
Maryland
Root of Student Rebellion Warned by Defense Official
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of the Selective Service, says campus unrest stems from faculties and urges college admins to regain control. He warns that continued rebellion could invite Congress and private donors to cut funding, affecting operation of colleges and universities. He calls out ultra liberal faculty for disrupting education and pressuring students to oppose government actions.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
Congress
Colleges
Uni
Diet Advice: Eat in Dull Surroundings to Curb Overeating
Dr. Stanley Schachter of Columbia University argues in Science that appetite suppressants rarely work for obese people because physical hunger does not govern eating for many. He suggests fat dieters should eat dull food in dull places with no food cues and even live in a cave to lose weight and keep it off.
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Stanley Schachter
Columbia University
Science
Kiesinger Pushes NATO Summit To Heal Alliance Rift
West German Chancellor Kurt Kiesinger urges a NATO summit of heads of government to inject life into the alliance after the invasion of Czechoslovakia. He suggests President de Gaulle might join and reassess French NATO participation, strengthening Western unity.
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Czechoslovakia
Kurt George Klesinger
Johnson
NATO
Kiesinger
Charles de Gaulle
Romania marks 1944 uprising with mass parade
The 1944 Bucharest uprising anniversary was celebrated with a large parade of soldiers workers farmers students and townspeople to reaffirm Romania's resolve to remain independent from Soviet control and to warn against any seizure.
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Bucharest
Romania
Rumania
Reader critique of Montgomery Gun Law Ordinance letters
A reader criticizes a proposed county gun control law, advocates a statewide ballot issue, and denounces council conduct and editorial bias. The writer commends several citizens, cites a Baltimore editorial, and closes with personal thanks and a biblical quote.
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Montgomery County
Police
Johnsons Big Stick in Vietnam Seen From Korea Lessons
The piece argues U S bombing of North Vietnam reflects lessons from Korea. State Department veterans warn concessions at Panmunjom lengthened the war, urging firmness on a truce line to keep pressure on North Korea and Hanoi.
Vaccination stir grips Frederick County schools
Fifty years ago Frederick County schools face a vaccination dispute with many classrooms nearly empty in Middletown Valley as parents oppose the program. An Anti-Vaccination Association forms to oppose it amid local tension.
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Frederick County
Middletown Valley
Concert Week drives Community Concert Association tickets
Frederick residents are urged to buy season tickets for the Community Concert Association as Concert Week proceeds toward a likely over the top sales push. A brief storm south of Frederick caused minor property damage with tornado like winds and some hail. Bernard Gladhil was critically injured when his light plane crashed into a bank on Damascus athletic field. Two riders were injured in the Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club race at Mountain Top Speedway Braddock Heights during the second heat.
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Culler
Frederick
Community Concert Association
Bernard Gladhil
Browningsville
Damascus
Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club
Mountain Top Speedway
Braddock Heights
War policy split within Democratic Party widens rift
Washington Today reports a split in Democratic stance on Vietnam as nominee Muskie argues for negotiated settlement with risks, while Johnson defends bombing. Humprey signals openness to halt bombing, and U S leaders warn against concessions that could boost enemy resolve as troops face a fragile morale amid Paris talks and public pressure for peace at any price.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Edmund S. Muskie
America
Humphrey
North Vietnam
Johnson
American Legion
New Orleans
Noming
Ivy League Hauls and Ancient Egypt Echoes
A fragmented column by Phil Pastoret riffs on high powered colleges and old court lore. It mashes trivia about Ivy League wealth with a nod to Tutankhamen and a stray jab at fiscal phraseology, reflecting playful newspaper banter.
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