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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1970

Page

3

YMCA Plans First Art Show at Frederick

The Frederick YMCA will host its first art show with an open house on Sunday January 10 from 2 to 6 pm at Market Street facilities. Entries must be original works in oils acrylics water color sand or mixed media and will be judged by three from the Hagerstown Museum of Art. Awards chosen by Mayor E Paul Magaha and an auction by Emmett R Bowlus will follow to benefit the YMCA with half the sale price going to the Y. Artists may submit for registration at no cost on December 31 or January 1.

Frederick E. Paul Magaha Hagerstown Museum of Art Emmett R. Bowlus YMCA

Thieves Loot Diamond Lanes

Thieves broke into the Diamond Bowling Alley on South Market Street stealing 535.85, injuring no one. Entry was gained through a restroom door with a screwdriver between 10 p.m. Sunday and 6:20 a.m. Monday. Looted items included a juke box, pool table cigarette machine, rear cabinet counter, and 24 checks bearing the owner Richard Morgan’s name. A trial is set for January 20.

Diamond Bowling Alley South Market Street Donald Travis Richard Morgan RFC 3 Pauline V. Johnson RFD 6 East South Street Gary L. Heerd Donald B. Mills Jr East Third Street East Seventh Street

Teller warns science decline fueled by secrecy and big projects

CHICAGO RP Dr Edward Teller often called the father of the H bomb says the nation’s scientific strength is deteriorating and scientists themselves bear blame. He cites secrecy and the rush to crash programs as factors, urges open sharing of knowledge, and criticizes public silence about science while facing a demonstrator group at the AAAS meeting.

Chicago Edward Teller Teller University of California Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Livermore America American Association For the Advancement of Science People’s Science Collective Nazi Germany Dr. Strangelove Dr. Teller

Wig smolders on lamp as firemen answer alarm

In St. Joseph Missouri firefighters were summoned by Mrs W G Ranger when she detected smoke at home. They returned to find her wig smoldering on a lamp revealing a hot head incident rather than a real blaze.

ST. Joseph, Mo W. G. Ranger

Basque militants given death by Burgos court

A Spanish military court in Burgos sentenced six Basque ETA members to death in a mass trial of 16 ex tremists. Three were sent to firing squad twice. Names include Francisco Javier Izco and Joaquin Gorostich who led the assault on the court. Franco will decide whether to commute or confirm the sentences.

Burgos Francisco Franco Franco Francisco Javier Izeo Eduardo Uriate Jaaquin Gorostich Spain Mario Onaindia Francisco Javier Larena Jose Maria Corronsoro Izco ETA

Whites barred from Durban golf course for nonwhite championship

In Durban South Africa the municipal golf course will be closed to whites on December 25 and 26 during the Natal Province Golf Championship for Non whites. The article notes Susan B Anthony was fined in 1872 for attempting to vote in a presidential election to test her citizenship status.

Durban South Africa Natal Province Susan B. Anthony

McCarthy Plans Reform Crusade After Senate Term

Senator Eugene McCarthy, retiring after 12 years in the Senate and 10 in the House, says he will pursue government reform from outside Congress. He plans to stay in Washington after his term ends January 3 and will continue advocating political reforms, in an NBC Meet the Press interview.

Washington Eugene McCarthy Senate House Minnesota NBC

John Eliot Credited for Indian Bible Translation Work

John Eliot, an American missionary, is credited with writing an Indian translation of the Bible and an Indian grammar. This note highlights his linguistic efforts and influence in early colonial missions.

John Eliot

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