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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
2
The Wire Service Guild agreed to submit a two year contract offer from The Associated Press to its members for a ratification vote. The expired contract remains in effect while the vote is tabulated, expected to take about a week.
Reports from Tokyo and London indicate Red Guards backed by Mao supporters have reached Shanghai amid clashes with workers and farmers. A Peking radio letter demanded withdrawal of worker support for bourgeois elements while disrupting water, electricity and traffic. A Shanghai poster cited a bold but bloody incident and blamed city leaders. Thousands of farmers on the Chousan Islands south east of Shanghai joined uprisings against the Red Guards.
The Twirlettes majorette group will nominate and elect officers on January 12 at 7 30 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Staley Park field house.
Four people were injured in a two car collision at the West Second Street and College Avenue intersection in Frederick on Saturday at 3 46 p m. Mrs Cathleen L Frazier of Doubs drove the car that hit a station wagon driven by Harvey Robert Miller Jr of Frederick. Frazier 27 and three passengers Gloria Thompson 29 Mary Thompson thirteen of Adamstown and Barbara A Green 15 of Doubs suffered minor injuries. Police charged Frazier with failing to stop for a red light. A Poolesville youth and his 17 year old passenger were charged with minors in possession of alcohol after a collision at East South Street."
Frederick City police report Glenn Leroy Houck 18 Poolesville traveling south on South Carroll Street struck a car driven by Howard Sylvester Fink Sr Shawnee Drive Frederick as both went through East South Street at 1 15 am Sunday. Houck charged with speeding and disobeying a traffic signal. Both treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and later released on bail.
The Citizens Commission on the General Assembly proposes a year round Maryland Legislative Council to act as a rules committee directing bills and studies. Led by Baltimore lawyer George Wills the group also calls for reducing the General Assembly committee count.
The commission noted that two House committees, with less than 45 percent of membership, examined nearly 80 percent of the bills assigned by the speaker during the 1966 session.
Dr. Marvin B. Perry of the University of Virginia has been chosen to succeed Dr. Otto F. Kraushaar as president of Goucher College. Perry, 48, English professor and dean of admissions at Virginia, will assume duties July 1 after selection by trustees and oversee rs. Kraushaar had announced his retirement last May.
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