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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
7
Polly Cramer's syndicated advice column shares practical hints from readers. Tips include self matter back relief with improvised tools, menu planning to avoid repeats, bird feeder craft from a plastic bottle, broom handle mud scrapers, and emergency can lanterns using tuna cans. Readers solicit simple, low cost household improvements.
Livermore Calif AP experts say nuclear explosives could carve a sea level canal across the American isthmus at lower cost than conventional methods, but U S tests face treaty limits. Dr Gerald Johnson of Lawrence Radiation Laboratory says Idaho cratering tests up to 100 kilotons are planned for 1966, within treaty spirit.
Plowshare engineers estimate a 100 mile canal across Colombia could cost about 1.26 billion dollars with a 1000 foot width and 250 to 300 foot depth using either conventional or nuclear excavation methods. Lt. Col. Ernest Graves of the Army Engineers cites a date before 2000 for construction. Dr. Johnson anticipates a five man study commission to pick a site for a sea level Atlantic Pacific canal.
Temperatures will average between 3 and 8 degrees above normal with a cold start Thursday and a rising trend into the weekend. Normal highs are 39 to 46 and lows 19 to 31. Precipitation is expected Friday and again early next week, averaging over half an inch.
The New York Coliseum hosts more than 50 boats from 10-foot subs to 44-foot yachts at the 53rd national motor boat show. Emphasis is on comfort and togetherness as booming recreational boating reaches over 38 million participants and a $2.6 billion industry. A top $70,000 model features teak interiors and a 12-speaker system, while the Porpoise one-man submarine sells for $4,000 with 165-foot depth capability.
Girl Scout Troop 327 was presented with an American flag at a Yellow Springs Lions Club meeting by Mr William McManamon. Barbara Peet accepted the flag and gifted potholders made by her troop. Lynn Miller led the meeting with Anita Kinsey and Elizabeth Martz as color guards and Georgia Lee Duncan as color bearer.
Maryland Attorney General Thomas B. Finan urged a massive effort to curb rising yokings muggings purse thefts burglaries and assaults. He asked the State's Attorney's Association of Maryland to study crime scope and patterns at its mid winter meeting in Baltimore February 12 13.
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