The News Frederick Sept 26 1968 edition header
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page announces publication details for The News. It lists the established date 1663 and the press run by the Great Southern PTG MFG Co. at 26 North Court Street, with circulation and subscription rates. It notes association with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press.
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Great Southern Ptg. A Mfg. CO
North Court Street
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Atl AP
the News
Maryland
Dual I-70 opening eases bottleneck from Frederick west
The five mile section of Interstate 70 from Frederick to the west opened yesterday, allowing traffic to flow in both directions as officials promise reduced bottlenecks for Baltimore Washington travelers. The remainder from Braddock Mountain to Hagerstown is set for Nov 15, with 30 years of dual highway effort praised by officials including Rep. Mathias and SRC Director Wolf.
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Five Mile
Frederick
Baltimore - Washington
South Mountain
Braddock Mountain
Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Charles
Deep Creek Lake
Baltimore
Washington
Ocean City
Maryland
Appalachia
Wallace Youth Corps mobilizes campus support for Wallace
Exhortations urge Wallace third party backers among college students as the Wallace campaign builds youth organization at campuses. The piece notes McCarthy era youth zeal and contrasts Nixon and Humphrey with Wallace appealing to conservatives on campuses nationwide.
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George Corley ~ Wallace
Eugene J. McCarthy
George Wallace
Alabaman
Stupendous U S Income and American Priorities
In Bowles view a balanced approach to gross national income is needed to align public spending and private demand with national objectives. He proposes a National Economic Council to advise Congress and the President after public hearings, though it may face resistance over tax and spending authority.
Reader questions Senator Brewster consumer protection record
A reader challenges a quoted statement praising Senator Brewster’s consumer protection record from a August 28 news story. The letter asks what Brewster has actually done in this field and whether the quote was authored by his office.
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Mr. Brewster
Humphrey appeals to party to win unity over McCarthyites
Vice President Humphrey warns dissidents that party unity is essential to win in 1972. New York figures warn the split could threaten Democratic prospects as dissidents plan a Minneapolis meeting on Oct 5 6 to map strategy.
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Buffalo
N.Y
NEA
Democratic Party
Humphrey
New York
John Burns
John English
Eugene McCarthy
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Minneapolis
McCarthy
George McGovern
South Dakota
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Shelly Fou
Ottees
Oey
GOP
Illinois
New Jersey
Texas
California
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Florida
Nixon
Interprise Asia
Gasoline Control Urged by Mayor in Shortage Plan
Mayor Lewis H Fraley calls for federal supervision of the gasoline supply with government take over and rationing by priority. A Spanish influenza case appears in Hagerstown with Dr W R Bender reporting a soldier in Baltimore now in town. Mass Liberty Loan meeting slated at Frederick fairgrounds with a plane drop of literature. Twenty two draftees leave for Camp Meade after talks on legal rights and health habits.
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Lewis H. Fraley
Hagerstown
W. R. Bender
Charles Dysert
Baltimore
Frederick Fairgrounds
Liberty Loan
Fairgrounds
Camp Meade
B&o
John S. Newman
J. C. Hendrix
Hoover pins crime wave on radicals and leniency trends
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says violent crime rises, police deaths rise, and leniency in parole and probation contributes. He cites Communist Party USA, black extremists, campus movements, foreign links, and media as factors in a broad crime‑and‑violence pattern.
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Communist Party USA
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Commission On the
Hoover
FBI
Amelia
Communist Party
U.S.A
Letter Warns of Injustices in Frederick County
An appeal seeks public awareness of crime and abuses, noting that criminal activity endangers citizens. The writer urges action to curb wrongs and protect residents in Frederick County Maryland.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Bars By Phil PASTORET keeps calm in banking tenor
The column praises a bank loan manager for his calm, reasoned approach to finance and politics, noting he knows how to preserve money in the system. It contrasts him with others in public life and underscores expertise in handling funds.
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Oc Bank
al Bank
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Tricia
Julie
David Eisenhower
Kennedy
U.S
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HHH
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Washington Correspondent
Senate
Brewster
Knill
Audrey Carroll
Old Annapolis Road
Mt. Airy
Vickie Michael Frederick High
Frederick, Maryland
The
Frederick News
Charley
Michael
Chuck
Davis
Michael Joseph Shipley
Emily P. Baker
C. F. Jacobe
News-Post
Libertytown
Board OF Education
Middletown High School
Middletown
Alexander W. Andrews
Andrews
David Lawrence
United States
Marines
Pagan Joean Centren
Tie Sta
Sandra J. Mast Rino
South Market Street
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