Cold Siege of Winter Hits Area as Ice Forms
Ice covered ponds and the Potomac region as coldest spell since February grips the area. Temperatures fell to 15 16 degrees with a likely further cold snap by Wednesday. Local areas report ice at Culler Lake and along rivers. snow was scarce and no major storm forecast through Wednesday. In Paris politics, rightists cement gains in a Fifth Republic shift with UNR leading and several left figures defeated or reduced.
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Airport
Unionville
Gambrill State Park
High Tank
Culler Lake
Potomac River
Brunswick
Monocacy
Forecast Indicates Cooler, Colder Weather Ahead
Weather notes show lows in the twenties tonight with partly cloudy skies and colder air by Tuesday night. Wednesday stays fair but cold. An airport meteorologist predicts November will be below normal for precipitation and temperature. Over the last fourteen days, thirteen days ran above normal and three were normal. Friday's precipitation of 1.25 inches was about half an inch below normal, with temperatures from 73 on the 14th to 15 on the 30th. Water levels at Fishing Creek reservoir continue to fall despite the Friday rain, with the Jewel 12 feet below the top this morning.
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Fishing Creek
Maryland
Mercury
Omark
Oakland
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Garrett County
Cumberland
At & Am
Frostburg
Fort McHenry Plans Wrong Fort McHenry Plans Wrong
Baltimore AP reports historians found the current Fort McHenry replica does not match the 1814 fort. They say the rebuilt structure mirrors 1830 conditions with kitchens and extra waterside defenses. A three-member team plans a 250 page report set for release next year.
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Baltimore
Ft. McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Sydney Bradford
Franklin B. Mullaly
G. Hubert Smith
Tis
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press Regions
Five day forecast projects milder conditions tonight and Tuesday, with a colder spell midweek and a return to milder weather Friday. Rain chances appear Thursday or Friday as temperatures average about five degrees below normal. Normal highs in the 40s with overnight lows from 23 to 30 in western Maryland to 30 to 35 in the east.
Fire Chiefs Association Elects Dill President
ANNAPOLIS Md Dill chief of the Earleigh Heights Fire Dept was elected president of the Fire Chiefs Assn of Maryland at a weekend meeting at Earleigh Heights The Anne Arundel Countian succeeds William Perry of Bladensburg who stepped down after nine years Deput y Chief Lee Cockex of Baltimore County was elected vice president Reelected were Chief Charles Burton of Landover Hills. Secretary Teeman Dig of Tie Trendreasurers and Rev James W Minter of Baltimore chaplain
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Tie Trendareasurers
James W. Minter
Baltimore
Traffic deaths seen at 50,000 in 1966 forecast
Chicago AP reports safety expert Henry J Hoeffer of the National Safety Council warns traffic accidents may total 50,000 fatalities in 1966 without action. He adds the toll could reach 1,900,000 injuries and a seven billion dollar economic loss eight years hence, noting 38,500 deaths last year.
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Chicago
Henry J. Hoeffer
National Safety Council
Tloeffer
New County Officials Taking Office Today
County officials sworn in to four year terms as November elections take effect. Thomas M. Eichelberger becomes the first Register of Wills in 32 years, taking oath before Clerk Ellis C. Wachter. The all Democratic Board of County Commissioners is set to reorganize tomorrow with renewed terms for Null Ramsburg and Renan.
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Frank J. Keefer
A C. Wachter
Delbert S. Null
A. Irvin Rena
Mebri County
Moin
Elis
Rederick County
Register of Wills
Thomas M. Etchelberger
AAA
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Circuit
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Pat Mir. Eichelberger
Dick M. Schnauffer
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A. Irvin Renan
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Samuel Q. Ausherman
Frank C. Shook
Sehnauffer
Pim
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Secretary of State
Samuel W. Barrick
C. Clifton
Gary L. Uitterback
Charles H. Smelser
Charles McC
Mathias William M. Houck
Charles E .Collins
James H. Falk
Maryland Temperatures Rise Amid Northeast Cold Blanketing
The Northeast faced its coldest spell of the season with subzero readings in New York and western Pennsylvania. Maryland towns such as LaVale and Oakland posted frigid lows. By morning, warming hints appeared in parts of the Midwest and Great Lakes as Maryland's early chill eased slightly.
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Florda
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Deer season opens as 42 bucks checked at Lewistown station
Opening day sees hunters braving cold as 42 legal bucks are checked at Snook's Feed Store in Lewistown. The season began with a slow pace due to extreme cold and fewer kills than last year. A partial report notes several notable deer, while police follow a separate infant remains case near Frederick awaiting a medical examiner's ruling.
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Westminster
Thurmont
Richard Fox
Sabillasville
Robert Whipp
RFC 2
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Explorer Dies In Framingham After Peculiar Burial
Reported by Mitness and two women, the case centers on a 70 year old man named Motherwell and a dog burial linked to his missing 14 month old daughter. Police seek confirmation from the medical examiner as investigators reconstruct hours between the child’s removal from a Takoma Park home for retarded children and a grave on a local property.
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Ernest Simpson Dies in London at 62
Ernest Simpson, who lost his wife to King Edward VIII, died Sunday in London after a long illness. He was 62 and was the second husband of Wallis, Duchess of Windsor, who divorced him in 1937 and later married Edward VIII after his abdication.
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Four Die by Apparent Suicide in South St. Louis Home
Four relatives, three women and a man, aged 62 to 86, were found dead in a South St. Louis apartment after apparently taking their own lives due to poor health. Arthur Forrester, 62, a cookie company salesman, his wife Lucille 65, her mother Mary Conkling 86, and Blanche Conkling 66 were identified by Tilton Conkling, a brother. Notes suggested shared intent and a family decision not to blame Art. A coworker noted Forrester’s incurable lung cancer. Mrs. Forrester had a prior mental health issue and throat self harm attempt. Police said a newspaper dated Tuesday was the latest found in the room.
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Staphylococcus Gives Medicos Tough Battle
The Maryland Department of Health is forming a 12 to 15 member committee, drawn from major medical, nursing, hospital and public health groups to study and disseminate new measures against staphylococcus in hospitals. The bacterium resists many antibiotics and has caused fatalities among newborns, prompting renewed state action.
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Long Holiday Death Toll Tops 593 Across Nation
Associated Press reports the Thanksgiving weekend saw a high toll from violent accidents. Traffic remained the leading killer with an estimated fall in highway deaths, while weather and fires contributed to numerous fatalities, totaling 593 across 102 hours.
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National Safety Council
East German Reds Tap West Berlin Fear
AP reports rising Western anxiety over Allied resolve in Berlin as East German Reds capitalize on fear of a new airlift. The piece compares current mood to the earlier Soviet blockade when West Berliners vowed to endure until the Russians yielded, amid talks of a potential clash over Berlin's fate.
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Quick Settlement Expected In Major Airline Labor Talks
Travelers eyed a rapid end to the 100 day machinists strike at Trans World Airlines as Kansas City negotiations offered cautious optimism. In New York and other cities, carriers faced court actions as unions pressed for arbitration and injunctions while negotiators in Kansas City reported major contract terms agreed.
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Unionville Youth Injured After Auto Uturns Off Road
A Unionville youth 17 was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a forehead laceration after the car carrying Carl E. Clingan ran off Gas House Pike near Route 73. Driver Charles A. Creek 20 and passenger Joseph M. Linton 17 escaped injuries. Clingan was thrown into the mirror. State Trooper Carl R. Mauzy investigated at 1:59 a.m. The 1953 DeSoto was deemed a total loss. Charges pending.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Creek
Mr. Airy
Joseph M. Linton
RFD
J. Alt. Airy
Carl R. Mauzy
Clingan
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