The News Frederik MD 1968 Subscription Rates Note
The Frederick Maryland newspaper lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery. Rates include one month 1.28 dollars, six months 6.90, one year 10.00, carrier 20 cents weekly, 1.30 per month, and mentions audit by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press membership. The issue date is Friday September 20 1968.
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Teaching The Fourth R Respect For Law In Schools
Three Montgomery County Circuit Court judges urge teaching the fourth R respect for law starting in elementary school. They propose field trips to courts and police, student constitutions, moot courts, and legislative bodies to instill an understanding of law and citizen responsibility at an impressionable age.
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Montgomery County
Frederick
Montgomery
Upswing in Crime and the Local Police Boards Idea
The text discusses rising crime attributed to violence and critiques a proposal by the Black United Front for local police control through elected neighborhood boards. It argues such boards would paralyze police work, citing Washington DC with 14 precincts and comparing to New York’s district schooling boards as a warning.
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Cote
City Hall
Black United Front
Policemen’s Association
District of Columbia
Washington
New York City
Mellon Bank Sees Long Range Victory Over Poverty
The Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh argues that extensive national and local efforts could eradicate poverty by 1980. It cites a drop from 38.9 million to 25.9 million poor Americans over eight years and notes gains in median incomes for white and non white families. The bank suggests continued seven year progress could eliminate poverty.
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Letters To The Editor Carroll Charter Discussion
Ar Ja Fox 38, Korean War veteran and Constitutional Convention candidate, argues governments resemble trees requiring continual tending. He supports home rule as a means for counties to adapt to present needs and future adjustments, noting state officials asked counties to consider it. The Carroll County commissioners held hearings following that request.
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Johnson aides push for decisive action in crises
NEA correspondent recounts Johnson era crisis culture with focus on rapid decisions in foreign policy and White House processes, noting the need to identify informed voices, avoid flunkies, and weigh data limitations in high stakes choices.
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News-Post historic brief bulletin headlines
September 20 1918 Parents of four soldiers Frederick county telegrams confirm casualty lists three wounded in France one died of illness in England. September 20 1945 Civic leaders press driver education in Frederick County schools. Frederick Civitan tickets sale for charity softball game with Washington champions. Dog licenses compliance lagging in Frederick County sheriff canvasses enforcement.
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Frederick
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Public opinion turns on Supreme Court in crime debate
Washington report notes widespread U S discontent with the Court as crime concerns rise. Gallup polls show a majority unfavorably viewing Court decisions, critics argue rulings loosen criminal penalties and overstep constitutional bounds, while reform ideas like age limits term limits and panel recommendations surface amid calls for accountability.
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Motorcycle Club Vandalism Claims Spark Local Tension
The note describes a motorcycle club and a hostile sentiment toward a new member. It mentions vandalism threats including houses, trees, autos, and billboards. A 90 day post election period to sway votes is referenced amid unclear details.
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