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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1968
Page
3
Subscriptions priced by mail or courier with monthly and quarterly options. The page lists postal and circulation details for The News in Frederick Maryland and notes Associated Press republication rights. Includes publication date September 8 1968 and address lines for THE NEWS Frederick.
An editorial questions the practice of jailing a 14 year old for juvenile delinquency and asks if a separate House of Detention should house youths with misdemeanors. It urges releasing minors into parental custody when charged with minor offenses to avoid stigmatizing them as jail inmates.
President Johnson leaves two education studies for the coming decade. The pro jects project enrollment easing from 57.8 million to about 60.5 million and a dropouts trend from 29 percent to 22 percent by 1975. The key issue is how far to expand preschooling and teacher numbers, costing billions and 500000 teachers, shaped by taxpayer pressure.
The Boston system resists reformers seeking teaching and integration changes, leading groups to form the first experimental school funded by a 390000 Ford Foundation grant. A non profit, privately financed plan aims for state aid for innovative schools, with 250 students from diverse backgrounds and a community board governance structure.
A letter to the editor criticizes the revival of McCarthy era rhetoric and anti-Communist measures. The writer argues that loyalty and firmness of candidates should be judged beyond fear of Communism and highlights historical examples of Franco and Hitler to warn against totalitarianism.
A NEA essay reviews Soviet writers who resist censorship, facing harsh sentences and secret trials. It notes public sympathy rising and KGB crackdowns, with figures like Bukovskii and Ginzburg cited. The piece compares Soviet methods to U.S. anti communism and warns against police state overreach.
Six members of Company L Maryland State Guard faced court martial before Lt. A. V. Harner at the state armory on the charge of being absent without leave though the verdict was not announced as public access to the court was restricted.
The piece argues September polls rarely predict November, citing 1948 and 1920 examples. It discusses overexposure risks, political dynamics, economic conditions, and external events like Vietnam and crime shaping voters. It notes uncertainty remains unless domestic or international situations change before election day.
Bruce Courtney of Box 188 Rowe 1 Knoxville Maryland declares no membership in the NRA or Comment Party and voices opposition to tax increases as part of a public statement.
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