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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
3
Fort Detrick hosted a New Year open mess for officers and post leaders with Col. Vincent Lauwet Col. Dan Crozier Lt. Col. Gerard E Wilson and Lt. Commander Andrew Gaspar in the receiving line. CWO Richard Wightman greeted guests as they arrived.
The notice lists arrangements committee members including Gene G Gardner Walter Clark Milton Choinowski Dr William A Hawkins and Mrs James A Kime. Nominations for directors and credit committee members will be presented by the nomin ating committee led by Veronica Catlett and including Frank L Baker Major Amos Johnson Nicholas L Pollok and Lincoln O Stull.
Senator Daniel Brewster praised a Sunday recommendation for developing and preserving the Potomac River. The intergovernmental study group briefed President Johnson and Brewster called the report a constructive first step toward a comprehensive basin program.
An explosion believed from a gas furnace tore through the rear of a southeast Washington brick church in a Negro neighborhood during services. One woman died and several were injured as roughly 100 worshippers were present. members aided three or four to safety.
A spark from a cracked stove pipe ignited a wall partition at a Yellow Springs residence on Indian Springs Road Saturday. Independent Hose Company firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze with little damage reported, at the home of James A. Lawrence.
State Senator Gilbert Gude and Delegation Chairman James R. Miller Jr. will lead a hearing on new legislative proposals not discussed at prior public hearings. The Montgomery County legislative delegation plans to hear proposals on January 12.
The News reports hearings set for January 13 to receive legislative proposals from public agencies including the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission the County Council the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and municipalities. Hearings will be in the County Office Building Chambers starting at 7 p.m. Testimony is limited to 15 minutes per speaker as preparation for the General Assembly session opening in Annapolis in January.
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