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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1968
Page
5
New York column notes air pollution boosts grocery and laundry costs and harms lungs. It cites crop damage estimates, trivia about prizes, a tattoo removal method, and a critique of window wipers. Includes remarks on auto accidents and personality quotes.
Calvary Women’s Society of City Methodist Church held a Yuletide program in the Ladies Parlor with Martha Circle hostesses. Mrs. Robert Humphrey introduced John Lassahn from the Baltimore Board of Child Care to present slides and describe services for children in need, followed by a brief business meeting.
Air Canada and the Canadian Airlines Employees Association reach a tentative contract agreement. Labor Minister Bryce Mackasey says the deal could end a week long slowdown if 2,200 employees approve it. The settlement avoids further walkouts.
Japan plans to place three seismographs at the bottom of Sagami Bay near Tokyo to test if undersea tremors can warn of major earthquakes. Anomalous tremors recently detected off northern Honshu preceded a deadly quake on May 16. The science agency will spend $24,723 in 1969 on undersea quake research and may install more devices around Japan if successful.
Mrs. Helen Tiborez, 44, told a London magistrate she planned only a few bottles for Christmas but customers returned for more. She was fined 735 pounds for evading duty and possessing an unlawful still.
Lt Col Robert L Davis Maryland Christian Science Committee on Publication returns from a five day biennial International conference in Boston attended by about 125 committees. Topics included religious broadcasting freedom ecumenism and press relations with emphasis on keeping religious answers relevant. Davis retired from Baltimore Gas and Electric in 1967 and is a former Army Reserve officer and engineer resident of Longpoint on the Severn.
The Shenandoah Valley site Caverns of Luray in Virginia reveals the largest known labyrinth networks of stalactites and stalagmites. Local researchers note intricate formations spanning vast cave chambers.
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