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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
2
Baltimore AP report notes James C. Bartlett Jr. four years ago faced ribbing from friends as he expressed opposition to warfare on the moon. The piece sketches his stance amid broader debate and recalls his youthful mockery.
A 57 year old amateur astronomer hailed the Surveyor moon landing as a triumph but warned that exploiting the moon militarily would trigger a fatal chain reaction on earth. He urged preserving the moon as a pristine body for studying solar system history and cautioned against other nations pursuing it. The article also notes Massachusetts National Guard units trace their history to 1636.
A fragmented sale notice listing multiple bidders and locations across Howard and Frederick counties. Names include Mrs Roberta Devildiss Mr and Mrs Richard Eason Mr and Mrs Jesse Stup and others with addresses in Middletown Buckeystown Woodbine and Frederick and venues at Moward Tivoli Theatre and Howard County Fair Grounds. Multiple Ponton's Community Sales rear 238 West Street and 2105 Rosemont Avenue among others. Complex estate and personal-property auctions described with locations near Rt 32 Rt 1 Rt 15 Rt 340 and Route 49.
Taneytown High School held a Sunday Vesper Service at Trinity Lutheran Church in Taneytown with Rev Robert Johnson of Baust United Church of Christ delivering the address the event noted along with the attendance of other local clergy and community members. The service was part of the graduation week activities and reflected on community ties and future plans.
Grace United Church of Christ in Carroll County will host a talk by George Thomas the newly appointed school superintendent and Neal Powell will confer diplomas. A public sale of the late Lottie Devilbiss residence at 210 East 6th St follows on Saturday June 4 1966 at 12 30 PM featuring household furniture collectibles and antiques with cash terms and no liability for accidents.
Brunswick Lodge No. 191 AF and AM celebrated its 74th anniversary in the Masonic Temple with a dinner by the Eastern Star ladies and an address by Most Worshipful Grand Master Charles H. Cover on freedom masonry and a Chronicle verse. Attending lodges included Logan 25 Harpers Ferry Marshall Union 8 Federal 1 East Gate 34 Hay Market 313 Montgomers 190 Rockville Pentalpha 194 Gaithersburg Columbia 58 Frederick West Gate 220 Mt. Rainier Antietam 107 Keedysville Concordia 13 Baltimore Maryland 120 Baltimore and Green Castle Pennsylvania.
Washington Republicans condemn the poverty program calling it disastrous and urge a swift reassessment. Sargent Shriver defends the anti poverty effort, labeling GOP criticism as politically motivated and largely groundless.
A reader notes a simple method for preparing a quick breakfast dish. Thin onion strips and green pepper are sautéed in butter, then mixed with lightly seasoned dried beef and a cream sauce. The result is touted as a tasty option for plain scrambled eggs at brunch.
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