News (Newspaper) - March 8, 1969, Frederick, Maryland II Cloudiness highs in Hie Cloud uiCi some rain tonight to M in the Ill's Sunday Tin VOL rm HMO P IJ SATURDAY MARCH H PACT'S BY II any Ports To Hear Frederick's Name Through Vesse i The a com- commissioned tin bat equipment carrier for the I S SS Maryland April lh due to be Navy was due to be launched at noon today in San Diego at the National Steel ing Co The ship officially JIM is named alter historic crick Several Western Maryland officials joined the ranks of Navy personnel and other at today's ing Senator Charles McC Mathias Congressman J Heall Mayor John A Frederick and Frederick County Charles Collins were in attendance Also attending the launch was Frederick artist James Pearl who presented the ship's cers with several paintings of the ship to be hung in the wardi room A spokesman for the Navy Department said the ship the tank landing ship USS Frederick will be the second ship to be named after Frederick The first an armored Apollo 9 In Holiday Flight Half SPACE Houston Apollo 9 astronauts aroused from an extended rest period sped into Uie half of mission today after proving fragile ready for an American moon landing this The mission has exceeded even our most optimistic said Lt Gen Sam C Phillips Apollo program tor for the Space officials discussed promoting was i the I SS I icl on December 1 1910 The ship til the port Class is able to lilt 390 11 oops Ships ol the to which the I SS j erick belongs are as j the fastest and must means ol landing tank uid combat vehicles sault conditions The inn ul ing is described as that ol un- i loading a i amp to a i toon causeway and then to the beach A stein ramp is also provided for loading and ing amphibious vehicles in deep waters The ship has a designed overall length ol feet and an extreme beam of 09 feel It has a full load displacement I of tons and a speed in j cess of twenty knots There are t accommodations for 32 officers i ind men She will be armed i with two three-inch lifty caliber guns Senator Mathias and man Heall both spoke at the launching of the erick Heall pointed out the i jor part of the Navy in the history i of the United States j We who have known a free life under a democratic system i and have fought to protect and defend the good in it know that weakness is an invitation to ruin It is an unpleasant part of life at still a the strong are protected Heall expressed his personal hope that the Frederick would never have to enter into a conflict with an enemy of this country Hut even if this hope is stressed Mr Heall i this ship tnd others like it are necessities By their presence they indicate to potential foes our determination to always be ready Reds Mark Laird Tour With Attack COMING away from created by props of a Chinook helicopter approaching a hilltop landing area near the Valley in South Vietnam Other Marines in background carry off supplies pre- brought in The choppers are the rines lifeline and ferry supplies and ments for units engaged in operation Dewey Canyon near the Some Subdividing Now Needs Federal Government Approval list To Be Studied In Articles Alton prize winning science writer for The Tress has written a series of articles on Uie methods ents may use to protect their children from drugs After spending months inter- viewing authorities in many fields to obtain information Mr has compiled a series of ten illustrated articles on possibility of advancing the date for a moon landing but said in all likelihood the July target of Apollo 11 would be retained They're dead to Uie world up a flight spokesman said before awakening Uie weary crew Air Force Cols James A McDivitt and David R gscott Schweickart Good morning Apollo mission control radioed at EST three later than Uie scheduled wake-up time At one point during the night Scott was awakened to check some switches but apparently drifted back to sleep without difficulty How's down he found time to ask speaking softly so as not to dis- turb his shipmates Pretty sorry you had to be awakened ground controllers answered primary goals achieved the astronauts fasted on Canadian bacon corn flakes brownies and fruit drinks Uien resumed ties at a more leisurely pace The Apollo 9 is scheduled to splashdown in the Atlantic at Thursday The most important item on the Apollo agenda today was The ing of the mam engine to mi- Frederick Cadets routed Local landowners and ers who are planning to sub- divide their property into or more lots will have toget al from the Federal government in Washington according to a recent ruling The ruling made by the ing and Urban Development De- also requires a filing fee of between and and a change order fee of from to One large local builder J William Jr of worst and j Homes Corp mid Corp said the ruling is the effect of the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act which is part of the Housing and Urban ment Act of 1908 Effective date of the law is April 28 of this year Mr said that ing to legal interpretation the ruling applies to any land owner in the country who subdivides his land into 50 or more lots to be 1 sold to individuals The approval i must be secured at least 30 days their land was not as sented and not suitable for re- development and the law was planned to protect the purchaser did not see the land first Mr said Congress did pass an exemption which was apparently intended to eliminate all situations where the buyer looked at the lot before he made iis purchase Under the terms of this exemption the land must be free and clear of all liens and adverse claims HUD in writing the lations for implementation of this law are luling that deeds and restrictions which arc ordinarily applied to a ment for the protection of the property owners are brances The effect of this he asserted is that Continued On Page Five the best TJ Issue Subject Of Parents Meets A group of parents concerned sist of Carnochan and over educational philosophy in group of parents of Frederick County schools will children in school It will not be launch their efforts to change open to the public things Sunday The group while concerned The group Concerned Parents about the situation at the high of Thomas Jolinson School will school in particular has as its hold a public meeting in the j overall concern the educational Frederick YMCA at p.m philosophy in the schools here before the first lot can be placed Sunday The general purpose will We see things that are not on sale be to organize and develop plans too Mrs Throne said The law includes any the group's closed meeting earlier which is with Dr John L Meanwhile the students at i A enemy i up el and mm tar and launched a ound assault a I I S military ori the dav I S visit to South Vietnam I I he heaviest fighting this 11 miles north of Saigon when an battalion tried to storm a landing the I 1st Air avail Division alter laving down a ban ago of and mm tar fire 1 At dawn 1.14 wore strewn over Uie field blackened by U.S Itr gunship and artillery fire I Inside the camp helicopters ed out 11 American dead and 30 wounded l The U.S Command said three other battles Friday and today twu on the northwest U Saigon and the er southwest of the capital in the Mekong the my 117 dead U.S casualties were seven dead and 11 ed With the Viet Cong's spring offensive two weeks old tary headquarters reported more than 50 overnight shellings j compared to 20 to 30 in the past red to 20 to 30 in the past few days Spokesmen said this might indicate the beginning of the second phase of the attacks and ings intended to filter main force units closer to Saigon fora push on Uie capital The heaviest barrage fell on Uie district town of An Hoa 24 miles of Da Nang which houses a big U.S base and South Vietnamese In- The enemy put 150 j shells into Uie town some ing in a refugee camp and some I in Uie Marine base I Officers said the Marines a few and 14 were killed and nine j wounded at Uie refugee camp I Headquarters also reported signs of a buildup in Uie central highlands Uie most significant enemy troop sighting in Uie de- militarized zone since Uie Nov 1 bombing halt and the tion of ir- into the In two Viet terrorists and lour on a sti eel in the t his arrival night some name speed has been under pressure from South holon Since it t a American re- unse to the I he defense has On I ive With A Crush And Bung Motorists divided into 50 or more lots for day Safeguarding Your Teen i whether contiguous or not j The organization was formed Against Drugs if two or owners i this week after an uproar at The articles will begin in The or developers are involved the Thomas Johnson in which an on Monday morning and a I new chapter will be published each day for ten days An expanded version of the with additional material appears in is must reading for both young people and parents It is titled What You Should Know About Drugs and Narcotics These pamphlets will be newspaper law is applicable if the land can be identified as part of a common promotional Mr sius stated i According to the law sales j made in local communities ing entirely to the local market are to be exempt Mr pointed out however that the i law refers to markets which are intrastate and an of- fering would not be entirely in- principal charged lack of i discipline petty thievery and I abuse of teachers at the facility by students j In the aftermath the Hoard i of Education discussed the tion at their meeting Wednesday and ordered the superintendent of schools to investigate They also refused to hear a group of parents who showed up and the result was the for- Thomas Jolinson High School have own ideas about the whole They seem to consider the situation not as black as painted but not lily white I I- rederick area motorists bodies started the weekend with bang slam and al bumps on head last night After relative calm on area for several days even through Friday's snow tall the accident rate picked up again Only one serious accident was reported during the past end the accident on near the Urbana inter- 1 change which left one person in uncertain condition and another j in satisfactory condition 1 Three persons were treated at I Frederick Memorial Hospital overnight for injuries they in area traffic accidents and more than in property damage resulted from the dents Mrs Margaret Smith of 334 West Patrick St was treated and later released at the local pital after the car in which she I was a passenger collided with j a second car A car driven by Louis A Simmons collided i a car driven by Wilbur Toms of 1 300 West Patrick SU at the in- of West Second Street and College Avenue Frederick C and College Avenue Frederick City Police reported more than damages in the accident shortly after 7 p.m yesterday Alvin F Heall 17 of 500 Elm Street sustained minor injuries after the car he was operating a parked car in front of 119 Kline shortly before 9 p.m Vernon Albert Snurr of Kline Blvd is the owner of the parked car Cpl Thomas ton of the Frederick City Police Department charged Heal I with reckless driving was ing north on Kline Blvd when he struck the parked car The Middletown Volunteer Fire Company answered a call to a personal injury accident at this morning on U.S approximately two miles west of I- ire calls reported during Uie i A Martin 24-hour 10 51 of Springs was I ed and released at Frederick Hospital and later ol Adamstown chained with lei ing with the sale i opei ation ol a vehicle being i passed I he Onley vehicle at- tempted to pass two cais 1 ing slowly in the southbound lane of Md NOCi I he first of the two I cars driven by Mrs Sharon D 21 of 1 Frederick was making a left turn into a I private drive Frederick City Police and Maryland State Police racks H were still investigating several minor property damage accidents in the morning hours Fire Log CITY CARVER APTS smoke United COUNTY p.m County Gels Income From Back Taxes Frederick County has received a total ot in the dis- of delinquent income tax revenue that totaled 124.55 The distribution was made to Baltimore City the 23 counties and a number of cities towns and taxing areas of the state Frederick County received while municipalities here received This distribution is from de- j income tax collections I involving tax returns for the j years 1951 through re- I since the of the State's current fiscal year which ends June 30 The distribution is from the old flat rate income tax in effect prior to 1967 under which the sub- divisions received 08 percent of all ordinary income and cent of all investment income Neighboring counties who shared in the revenue are roll County which received a total of Howard County Montgomery County Washington County icr i For a complete report on how some students feel about the 1 see the Teen Page inside I on page reported in Apartment tahen to springs and Citizens responded Maryland State Police re- ported more than damage to Martin's car which left the roadway and struck a tree Shortly before 6 p.m day a collision on Md 806 near Grove Road caused minor damages Claude W Onley day grass fire on RU 81 mont responded EMMITSBURG p.m car fire on RU 15 Emmitsburg re- I any second class newspaper radio-TV station were used prove the re-entry position viding an case Uie fail The critical emergency route in main engine should rendezvous and Continued On Pane Five Five i Catonsville in Uie semi- finals of Uie State Class A Tournament Friday night The Cadets meet Central for Uie title at p.m See Page for game details if the telephone mails nation of the group and the two upcoming meetings Mrs J Arthur Throne with the group said that the meeting Sunday will be open to Con- all At that meeting a general or 01 i in any way in connection the sale or offering The law was passed by gi ess because many people were being solicited by mail for land policy statement will be formed and presumably the in Florida and the picked to attend the southwestern states These Monday pie upon signing contracts would j The meeting Monday will con- Scattered Student Fights Continue No New Uproars Hy The Associated Press Scattered student protests con- across the nation with no new reports of violence Hut ar- son was reported at a Wisconsin ami protests havr spread to several high schools Fires were discovered Friday in two College rics in Wis Authorities said they were sol and ed the damage at Two hundred students fled to The rampus has troubled by and a partial In support of Negro demands for improved black studies grams At other SAN Police ar- rested fames I Kennedy 21 In his room al San Slate College and ed him with thai on Another student Jim in rilli il 1 in Ms hint The campus has been struck since Nov dent students at Delta Stale Col- Icgc met with President In- i their demands lie said he would not accept them ical Tin protesters demand hit ing of a Negro counselor and two mure Negro instructors uvl courses in black distort testers nl expensive Sarah rente in the school's for a fourth an int lease in ol dwindled from 70 III H but to remain llu Students i timid fni room ami i m u i ii inc wis 01 i il i lie t nix rt ill of i should ban the local chapter of Students for a democratic ciety from campus A committee called for a hearing Thursday About 150 Johnson to protest charges filed eight men for their role in a tion students continued a fast they began it the Stale branch here demanding amnesty for Hirer students for a ine Corps ret ruiler President met willi the s but to it cept amnesty MWK II A closed tl students mm I l in lie Ii ill mrl I fm e I t r i1 ioi PRIVATE PARKING BUSINESS SINNERS Will BE AWAY Slill Same Hul New Name The Medical Unit at Fort Detrick has been renamed the U.S Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases US AM The Medical Research In- established in June is attached to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center for and logistical under the command of the U.S Amry Medical Research and De- Command Office of the Surgeon General I The mission of the Medical Research Institute is to 1 duct studies related to medical defense against biological pons and to develop appropriate biological protective measures procedures i politic l lute is under the command of Col 1 Dan who held this 1 since Inly r v J r r w f l u I e ti r i v v III III It HI I he Mm 10 i i nn m i nl tl Hie i e l i Ii w Si in p u sr u in I I Al I it H V i MI is foi bin i unh Ii let FAST ADS CH Sold he pool thf rt kr Hi Or J roin Montgomery I f t
