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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1968

Page

2

Publication rates and contact details for local paper

Publication shows subscription rates and mailing options for the newspaper, including in advance payment for one month and annual terms. It lists carrier and mail prices, address at 36 North Court Street, Phenix, and a contact phone number 42-1177. The page notes affiliations with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.

U S Senate Invasion Critique Casts Shadow On Nuclear Pact

A U S editorial urges the Senate to ratify the anti proliferation treaty after expressing moral outrage over the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. It criticizes delaying ratification and calls for suspending trade and cultural exchanges to pressure Moscow while insisting on timely approval of the anti proliferation pact for U S security.

U. S. Senate Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Senate Johnson Moscow United States New York Czecho-slovakia

Ombudsman Concept Fails to Catch On in United States

The Scandinavian idea of an independent ombudsman to mediate between citizens and government has not taken hold in the United States. Only Hawaii approved it, while fear of investigations kept many politicians wary. The piece notes the interdependence of legislative and administrative branches and suggests careful watching of Hawaii’s experiment. The newspaper position is that alert journalism serves as a de facto ombudsman.

Hawaii Devil's Advocate Alert Pub

Uneasy On The Streets

The Harris survey on law and order shows rising public unease across the East and South with personal safety. A strong president is seen as key to restoring order, with Nixon and Wallace benefiting from the trend while Humphrey risks being sidelined.

United States

Letters To The Editor Analyzes Crime Statistics

The writer urges communities to study FBI crime data and notes Maryland had the highest violent crime rate in 1967 at 474 per 100 000, with New York State next at 403. The letter comments on rising violent crimes and tax concerns.

FBI Maryland New York State Republican Party United States Rockefeller Percy Kirk Romney Reagan Nixon Muskie Law and Order

Confrontation Strategists Dellinger Rubin Hayden Profile

A Washington NEA piece profiles three Chicago youth rioters turned strategists. David Dellinger, Jerry Rubin, and Thomas Hayden are traced from early drafts evasion to leadership roles in 1967 Pentagon march planning and later political campaigns.

Washington NEA Chicago David Dellinger Wakefield Mass Dellinger New York Np. Ce Newark N.J Liberation Magazine Fellowship of Reconciliation Cuba Fair Play For National Mobilization Vietnam Pentagon Jerry Clyde Rubin Cincinnati Ohio Oberlin College University of Cincinnati Rubin San Francisco Maxwell Taylor Washington, D.C House Committee On University of California Robert Scheer Ramparts Magazine Berkeley Calif Mari-Juana Meguspe Pana Fouth Internatonal Arty Yipples Thomas Hayden Students For A Democratic Society Port Huron SDS Hayden Dow Chemical Co Rutgers University Dow

Quick-Quiz Q and A on government and trivia

A scrambled quick quiz covers minimum ages for U S Congress membership 25 for House 30 for Senate, whether elephants drink through trunks, flags observed as holidays, constitutional amendments needing presidential signing, the Kentucky Derby of harness racing the Hambletonian at Du Quoin, bird behavior during incubation, and Roger Bannister breaking the mile in under four minutes with 3 50 4.

Congress House of Representatives Senate Peta du Quoin Hee Roger Bannister Britain

Maryland Officers Named For High School Cadet Units

Lieutenant C L Hauber announced the officers for three high school drill companies to drill at Cadet Field while weather permits. They will move to the armory when needed and begin duties for the school year.

C. L. Hauver Maryland State Guard

Fortas Nomination Sparks Ethics Debate in Congress

Washington faces a clash over Justice Abe Fortas and the good behavior clause as ethics questions loom. Proposals call for a congressional ethics panel to review Supreme Court conduct while scrutiny over Fortas’ outside income and duties persists amid possible filibuster and ongoing court concerns.

Supreme Court Washington Abe Fortas Senate House Justice Fortas American University Fortas High Court Congress F. Edward Hebert Louisiana Supreme Court of the United States Loothe Fortas

Rough Advice on Allowances and Work Incentives

A scrambled passage discusses youngsters and a father’s payments for allowance. It contrasts promising riches with earning effort, noting a neighbor’s boy who cannot be kept from working and suggesting tension between gifts and responsibilities.

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