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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1965
Page
2
Eight persons died during the weekend from injuries suffered in traffic accidents. The toll raised Maryland's 1965 traffic fatalities to 342, versus 201 on the same date last year. Per capita income in Europe in Maryland traffic accidents. averages $800 to $900 a year.
Two Carroll County groups the South Carroll County Citizens' Group and the Mount Airy Citizens' League criticized the boards plan to open a county community college in 1968. They urged factual explanations for using the Winfield site and questioned a local student as a board spokesman amid the controversy.
The University of Maryland outlines a Baltimore County Catonsville campus opening in 1966 with 500 freshmen and 30 faculty, amid earlier controversy over statewide branches. Two buildings valued at 2.2 million dollars begin on a 445-acre state farm near the Beltway, serving commuter students and paralleling College Park curricula as enrollment aims toward 20,000 students.
Kuhn noted student interest at College Park includes engineering English biological sciences psychology education and sociology. Two faculty hires were announced John D. Haskell as librarian and Robert Turner in charge of admissions. The academic bulletin has been printed and Kuhn expects recruiting to be fairly easy due to the new venture.
Miami dispatch reports German prisoners of World War I may still be at large in Florida. Authorities note about 6,000 inmates were confined in Florida camps and some escaped from camps and Army facilities, possibly remaining at large in the state.
The Pennyroyal Fair produced a surprising run of luck in Hopkinsville Kentucky as Jack Brown won $1000 on the next to last night and then claimed a $3000 sedan on the final night. The headquarters had no figures on how many fever were recaptured. Brown’s repeat win added to a festive conclusion.
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