News (Newspaper) - October 28, 1968, Frederick, Maryland Weather Forecast Partly cloudy and cooler this afternoon tonight and Tuesday Highs today 51 to Lows night 30 to 35 Highs Tuesday 50 to 54 Wednesday fair and a little warmer In the afternoon Falcons Win Again Ready For Baltimore Next Saturday Page VOL 13 Run j I I FREDERICK MD MONDAY OCTOBER 28 1968 SECTIONS 28 PAGES FIRST SECTION COPY WEEKLY CARRIER Soviet Spaceship Returns Unmanned Craft Lands Safely Cosmonaut Still Remains In Orbit MOSCOW AP The un- manned Soviet space ship Soyuz 2 landed in the Soviet Union day after days in space Tass announced but Cosmonaut Georgy continued in orbit in the sister ship Soyuz 3 had followed the unmanned ship in tandem around the earth for two days and during this period had his Soyuz 3 so as to approach Uie pilotless sister ship If any attempt was made to link up the manned and un- manned ships something Uie Russians have not done it was not announced Tass Uie Soviet news agency said Soyuz program for checking its tem and for joint and approach of Uie spaceships Soyuz 2 and Soyuz 3 was fully carried out Meanwhile was reported to have completed his orbit of Uie earth and all the systems of Uie ship continue to function Tass said Tass said a retro engine was switched on aboard Soyuz 2 on command from earth and 26 minutes later Uie spaceship en- tered the dense layers of the at- made a controlled descent aerodynamic ty and landed It was ed down Uie use of a landing system at Uie last stage The announcement did not give the location of the landing Earlier today a Soviet tist said the purpose of flight is to develop ing systems essential for announced program oC eventually constructing huge biting platforms In space serve as launch pads for rockets to the moon and planets GETTING Junior Woman's Club of Frederick was starting to organize day for the annual UNICEF Trick or Treat fund raising campaign which will occur In Frederick Thursday night 4 John 3 Ryan 2 with their mother Mrs Jack Dalger and John Diggs age 2 collect a first donation from Ted Frapwell a director of the Frederick toma club Photo by J Rolfe World Community Day Observance On Sunday Czech Youths Demonstrate In Prague PRAGUE AP Several hundred Czechoslovak students shouting better dead than shame marched on Prague Castle today as President was presiding at a celebration of the anniver sary of Czechoslovakia's pendence Police hastily formed and blocked Uie students while the gates to Uie palace courtyard were padlocked Several times the crowd which included many girls rushed against Uie police lines but they held There had been concern among Uie leaders of Communist party that students and others might use the anniversary to demonstrate against Soviet occupation of their country and would provoke reaction from the Russians The leaders went to great lengths to make clear that demonstrations might bring Soviet tanks back into the capl tal Tho Frederick World ity Day Observance on Nov 3 will feature James Frederick Green executive director of the President's Commission for the Observance of Human Rights Year Green will deliver his address at p.m in the Church of the Brethren on Avenue In Frederick The theme of this year's World Community Day is New World A Coming The event Is sored by the Church Women Uni- ted in Frederick County and the Frederick Committee for the United Nations The South Frederick tary School Chorus will perform under the direction of Mrs dolyn Hen son Women from all Frederick County churches arc assisting in the planning and pre- Green holds a Ph.D from Yale University In International tions and has published several articles and foreign policy re- ports In recent years he has served in the United Nations gation from the UJS and In sev eral areas of the UJS State De- He also has a ground in education having taught International at the Uni- versity of Denver and Mount Holy ok e College The Church Women United of Frederick County will also have a gathering of children's gar menu for overseas distribution Many of the garments were made by church women throughout the county The group is also for lightweight clothing and for distribution In dis- aster areas In connection with World Com- munity Day and the observance of the International Year of man Rights the Frederick U Committee Is sponsoring a trip o the United Nations ers In New York on Nov 13 Information concerning the trip may be obtained from Mrs dith Mackley or Mrs Virginia Klos Stock Market NEW YORK The stock market moved unevenly In active trading early today gains outnumbered about 100 issues on the New York Stock Exchange the Index was about un changed Braddock Heights Trick Or Treat Plans Announced The Braddock Heights Com- munity Association has an- plans for the annual trick or treat night for ween for the children of the community It will be held on Thursday for all youngsters of the community through the age of 12 Registration of children will take place after 6 p.m day at the Braddock Heights Fire Hall and at Perry's service tion for the residents of Ridge Road Doorbell ringing will be allowed from until at which time the children will re- turn to the fire hall for costume Judging and refreshments The Judging new this year will in- clude best costume for pre- schoolers best for first ond and third graders and best for fourth fifth and sixth ers There will be a special prize for the scariest costume on the mountain Arrangements are being ma by a community committee ed by George Yee with special assistance by the Braddock Heights Teen Club Local Youths To Collect For UNICEF Young people from church groups scouts am high school clubs will money Thursday night or needy children around the world These boys and girls wil or Treat for UNICEF which helps children In the un world Carrying official orange and containers bearing ed Nations International Chil dren's Emergency Fund symbol they will ask for pennies to hel sick and hungry children in les Catoctin School To Feature First i Mathematics Catoctin High School will be the first school In Frederick County to have oratory a mathematics Robert chairman of the mathematics department at High School explained that the mathematics laboratory will not represent a departure from the traditional methods of teaching but will supplement the basic cuSum The school under construction near Thurmont will be ready for occupancy next Feb 1 Students from Thurmont High School and Emmltsburg High School will made up the student body A portion of the mathematics laboratory will be devoted to In- dividual study areas where the student may pursue on Ms own an Interest that may have a specific branch of To this Interest thore will be available several types of eel digital with reo Speaking of other parts of the ords designed for Individual laboratory Mid that In a programmed machine Addition to the Individual of the there will be type a varied library of resource In County fortunate countries from 6 p.m to 8 p.m in the city County groups will also be collecting A UNICEF penny can provide vaccine to protect a child from tuberculosis or five glasses of milk for a hungry child A five cent donation will give lin to cure two children of yaws while a quarter buys enough anti- biotics to cure two children of trachoma A contribution of one dollar provides sulfur to treat a leprosy victim for three years The Frederick County UNICEF collection is being sponsored by the Junior Woman's erick Collections are to be turned in to the Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company's main of- fice on North Market Street from p.m to 9 p.m Mrs Jack Daiger and Mrs Richard Diggs chairman of the drive will be In charge of the collections Gas Line To Serve New Project Extends From Clarksburg To Frederick By GRAFFAM Montgomery Chief CLARKSBURG A new 8 Inch natural gas transmission line which will In part supply sary fuel to is ex- to be completed on its mid November schedule a Washington Gas Light official said Friday A portion of the new lino will run from Old Baltimore Road here to the Montgomery County Line and then on to the City of Frederick The plans for the ery county portion of the one were recently approved by the Montgomery County Planning Board The new line will tie into the 30 inch supply line of the At- Seaboard Company al Clarksburg The gas line will insure an adequate supply of gas to the Frederick Gas Company which In turn will serve the facility at Buckeystown which will need the fuel in the first phases of its operation will use the fuel in Its first preparations of one of the necessary components of the pots in which alumina is re- to aluminium Such components must be made continuously at co have to be in adequate ply before the major production of the new facility can start Plant Manager Charles A Schroer said this work was ex- to commence in mid 1969 The gas fuel will also be used by in other processes involved in maintaining proper temperatures of metals used as alloys with aluminum The approval by the ery Planning Board now leaves the Washington Gas Company with Nixon Defends Agnew Against Conflict Charge NEW YORK AP Richard M Nixon appearing suddenly embattled in the final week of tils presidential campaign is de- fending running mate Spiro T Agnew against est charges Nixon making his first work television interview in two years also gested directly Sunday night that people within the White House not President trying to achieve a Vietnam bombing halt in an hour effort to boost the of Democrat Hubert H Humphrey He did this in trying to explain an earlier public statement that stirred The defensive stance of the GOP candidate generally re- as the frontrunner in the campaign was further under- scored by public statements from two top aides attacking a national public opinion poll that it was suggested will soon cate a Humphrey spurt Nixon heading for rallies day in Albany and burgh was questioned about Agnew's past business dealings on Face the Nation on CBS Asked to comment on an Saturday in The New York Times accusing of clear and repeated conflicts of and controversial real estate deals Nixon This is the lowest kind of gutter politics that a great newspaper could possibly en- gage in It is not news that's fit to print Agnew campaigning in San Francisco had no comment Sunday night Contending that the charges against Uie Republican vice presidential candidate were stale and had been answered two years ago Nixon said A retraction will be demanded of Times legally today He I said he was sure any retrac would be printed back with corset ads or Uie classifieds ward Uie end of Uie week when nobody will pay any attention The Times in its news pages subsequently printed a by John B Oakes :orjal page The editorial was a moderately worded expression of some of the reasons for the Times belief that Mr Agnew is indeed unfit to be vice president of the United States Amidst all his verbal Mr Nixon denies no statement of fact in the editorial except one detail on which he is quite imprecise As soon as we know exactly which one of Mr Agnew conflicts of interest it is that Mr Nixon challenges we Mill of course reinvestigate If any statement of ours should prove to be in error we will say Continued On Page Five Mob Attacks U.S Embassy In London he coordination of its plans with the State Roads Commission and he Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission This coordination will involve the placing of the new line In areas of the Interstate 70S in- and near the water and swer lines of the Sanitary Commission The southern most portion of he Frederick county part of the ine Is presently being laid only i few hundred yards the Montgomery County boundary near Viets materials and other devices de- signed to encourage Individual discovery in mathematics According to some of the computers are of a fairly sophisticated nature By the tion of a programming device the computer has the ability to accept a program of up to 80 steps The computers are de- signed expressly for high school use and a workbook Is ed which enables Die teacher to coordinate the curriculum with specific sections In the book The computer can be used to ment Un curriculum atall levels from the general mathematics classes In the ninth grade to the advanced math of the twelfth grade Also available will be a computer trainer which through a series of step-by-step menial operations will enable the to understand how cations where as many as six students can work together through the use of an overhead projector tape recorder and an earphone Junction box the dent will see listen and respond on paper to the lession being taught Ail of this will be without disturbing the other students In the laboratory At another group station the dents will ho tn an film loop projector a device which Is capable of showing on Rmm film a single bit of which can then be repeated over and over without the mechanical disadvantages of an open reel machine The re- maining space in the lab It de- voted to a storage section a display case a two table area and several ers desks to a mathematics laboratory Is not a new concept In leeching approximately 25 percent of the high schools In the United Slates Continued on Five Smash Troops From North SAIGON South infantrymen smashed into troops j from a veteran North Vietnamese regiment that spearheaded two offensives on Saigon this year government military headquarters an- today A spokesman kl 22 soldiers Nut Ui nam's Dong Nal Regiment were tilled and 13 others captured in heavy fighting Sunday 24 miles north of Saigon The prisoners battalion deputy and a company LONDON AP Police on Sunday contained and controlled the largest demonstrations against the Vietnam war ever held in London and repelled a small attack on the U.S sy without using nightsticks The only serious damage re- ported was not in London but at the John F Kennedy Memorial west of the tal An explosion Saturday night split the stone slab down the middle Police estimated about persons marched through don all but a few hundred peacefully Some In Grosvenor Square site of the American Embassy HHH Charges Nixon Favors Militarization Judges Picked For Junior Miss Contest included a commander commander The South Vietnamese troops also seized 21 weapons in the battle And turned up two tions stockpiles in the ing area that Included 400 tar shells and grenades Six South Vietnamese were reported killed and 20 wounded It was the first time a sizable force of the Dong Nil Regiment had been In action since last May 5 when the regiment badly mauled in an attack on Its reappearance it may be buck to full strength now and orders for a third offensive against Saigon It WM one of three re- Three Judges have been for the Junior Miss geant to be held In Frederick on Nov 9 Sponsored by the erick Jaycees the local pageant will pick the ideal senior high school girl to represent erick in the Maryland Junior Miss Pageant The panel of judges consists of Miss Kathleen M Craven professor of English at Hood College Samuel 0 Huffer music instructor at Brunswick High School and the Rev roll Boyer pastor at Good herd Church t The judging will be before the public true geant style and will consist of appearance and poise in wear a three-minute tion and appearance and poise In evening gown To qualify as a Junior Miss contestant a girl must be be- tween 16 and 19 a member of the senior class of a public or vate high school of the county be of good character attractive possess charm poise ity and intelligence She must be single or had a marriage annulled Her scholastic grades must be in good standing and she will not be graduated before May 1 of next year Talent will be limited to three minutes and may consist of musical dramatic art clothing design or speech skills or an Informal talk on her career It Is that no bathing suHa are permitted AKRON Ohio AP Hubert H Humphrey opened the final week of his campaign today with a charge that Republican Richard M Nixon advocates an increasing militarization of American life and American foreign policy To begin his for the presidency the Increasingly optimistic Democratic date led his forces into a state rich with electoral votes but one which many surveys In as Nixon country But the vice president on television Sunday said private surveys show he has better a chance to win in Ohio and he You know we do not get these surveys to please ust We get voter surveys anc polls to give us some sense oi direction I believe the trends indicate wo are on the move and one of the sure things In politics that's vital and im- portant is what Is the trend as you move to Election Day Am I believe the trend Is absolutely Incur favor Humphrey in remarks pre- pared for a rally In this making center turned his fire once again on Nixon's assertion that the Johnson and Kennedy administrations had permitted a security gap which Nixon would correct as president Humphrey charged that his Republican opponent Is playing fast and loose with our national security Humphrey accused Nixon of urging a mad escalation of the nuclear arms race And he is advocating an increasing of American life and American foreign policy Humphrey said that the ures his opponent has used on American arms strength are phony and his facts are wrong ey said that the real Nixon is emerging In these final days of the campaign and he So batten down the hatches the most desperate and and 200 to 300 extremists broke way for a flying wedge attack in the big white building f As thick cordons of police arred their way the meted Maoists and anarchists threw firecrackers at mounted waiting In reserve Some banner poles as spears Then they charged the police ines iron pipes The police slowly pushed and shoved the militants back ning them into the southwest corner of the square and ping any attempt to break out the young tors ran out of steam and ed away London was quiet again by 9 p.m Casualty figures were low Five policemen and about 40 demonstrators received medical treatment although hundreds more had minor cuts and bruises Thirty-nine 1 demonstrators were for carrying chains sticks and bottles as of- fensive weapons and for a brief burst of window-smashing and in the sive Mayfair district around the embassy as the crowd broke up Defending the British ion of peaceful protest Home Secretary James Callaghan had resisted strong pressure to ban the demonstration Later Callaghan issued a This was a stration of British good sense Self-control was shown by the mass of demonstrators and by the police who remained com- calm under the tion of disorderly charging I doubt this sort of demonstration could have taken place as peacefully In any other part of the world The demonstration had been billed by Uie organizers as a day of revolution Militant circles had buzzed rumors that government buildings banks the stock exchange and conservative newspapers would be stormed and occupied None was County Voters To Cast Ballots In Variety Of Polling Places By STEVE CARTER Staff Writer Where do you vote In a store church or Frederick County voters will see the inside of ten fire halls five churches eight schools six civic buildings one armory and one store on Nov 5 In District the majority of voters pull the levers inside the National Guard Ar- mory The South End Civic Building and North erick Elementary School will be used by the remainder of voters The area voters find their voting machine in ton's Store The use of the stores as polling places is i out In favor of other buildings In the back room of the Board of Election Supervisors in the Basement of Winchester Hall are many old registration and tion records in the handsome script of the turn of the Turning delicate and dusty pages the explorer notes that the trends in polling places have changed An old newspaper clipping ing polling places for the Nov 4 1902 shows that six private homes were used Gone Is the dav oi a friendly cup of home-brewed coffee while marking your paper ballot The old Davis Carriage House on South Market Street was used for city voters along with Kemp's and Ebert and Sons stores Other Frederick residents voted In the basement of the Courthouse old Ballenger District used the Band Hall in Only two school buildings were used for polling places in the 1902 election one in Deerfield and the other in Not one fire lall appeared on the list Now there aren't even any schools there The hours were different also for Uie 1902 elections Polls opened at 8 and closed at Continued On Page Five Fire Log V Fire calls reported In the hour period ending at 10 CITY 48 LINCOLN APARTMENTS p.m Sunday false alarm and Citizens responded COUNTY INDIAN SPRINGS ROAD p.m Saturday grass fire pendents responded WALKERSVILLE p.m Saturday house fire minor age Walkersville responded 124 EAST MAIN STREET p.m Saturday minor house fire ROUTE 75 p.m day chimney fire north of Road re- ROUTE 310 day grass fire south of son Jefferson responded FIRE TOWER ROAD p fire m Sunday minor house Storeroom Dr j Carroll Manor responded Mail entries to Frederick's Junior Miss Pageant P 0 Box I cynical display of political Frederick can ever seen In t Jt m VAAl ported around Saigon U.S and South Vietnamese forces killed another 3R enemy soldiers and seized 27 hi two obtained from most ca That's the real and in and 12 mirth of a Junior that's the Nixon we're to jtm I beat next Storeroom and several buildings located on Markrt Street The Masonic Hall in Point of Rocks and Keller's Store in served District one private homes Odd Fellows Home served other areas of the county Brunswick voters marked ballots in the old Building Tho JESSE SMITH ROAD p Sunday trash fire Now ket responded ROUTE 550 two miles west of p.m Sunday woods fire ded ROAD p.m Sunday house fire at Keys dence
