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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
9
Dentists adopt fiber optic light probes and ultrasound to assess living teeth non invasively. Light patterns reveal blood flow in dental pulp while ultrasound detects tissue density changes to distinguish healthy from diseased areas.
London AP Christine Keeler at 27 plans a 70 000 word autobiography recounting the Profumo scandal era. She cites promiscuity and truth about others, aiming to clarify the events that toppled the government and strained Labour and Tory lines. She says she wants her son to hear her account.
The League of Women Voters of Frederick County announces the U S League publication Current Review of Human Resources No V Employment. It analyzes unemployment and underemployment, federal programs, 90th Congress legislation, proposals, inflation impact, and minority training. Copies are $0.50 each, order from LWV US.
The Damascus Volunteer Fire Department kicks off its 25th annual carnival Friday, raising funds for equipment and facilities. The eight day celebration features the Miss Damascus VFD contest, Saturday auction, Poolesville Hand, band performances from Damascus High School and Myersville, a gala parade, a July 4 fireworks show, and special prizes at omitted events.
Durban beaches along Natal Province’s south coast were closed as authorites faced a major shark threat. Shark hunters patrolled from dawn to dusk to repair nets after large schools of sharks damaged barriers. More than 100 sharks, some over 10 feet, were trapped in nets in the past four days, following a string of historic attacks.
The Maryland Center for Life Broadcasting awarded certificates of appreciation to South Frederick Elementary School students for contributing original artwork to the Art-on-the-Air project by WMPB Channel 67. Signed by State Superintendent Dr James A. Sensenbaugh and Maryland Public Broadcasting Commission Executive Director Frederick Breckenfield, the ceremony named all recipients and noted a future showing time.
The annual re-enactment near Hardin of the 1876 Little Big Horn battle has been postponed to July 4 5 and 6 after four inches of rain. Crow organizers plan sun dances Friday through July 4 to welcome better weather. Pageant director George Elias says he trusts the red brothers and the sun will shine for the event.
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