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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
12
Four days after a fatal incident a rescue aircraft finally located a body, breaking through the cloud cover to recover the victim. Local authorities confirmed the recovery and are continuing investigations into the cause of the death at the sea shore location.
AP reports at Khe Sahn near North Viet Nam American Special Forces operate with Vietnamese allies under threat of camp overrun. Troop turnover means new Viet Cong infiltrators, trusted Nung guards, and internal risks shape daily defense. A comrade’s death signals the harsh dangers.
In New York AP reports Helen Gurley Brown author of Sex and the Single Girl and Sex and the Office has been named editor of Cosmopolitan magazine. Richard E. Deems president of Hearst Magazines announced the appointment on Tuesday. Brown succeeds Robert C. Atherton as international editor. Her husband is David Brown an executive at 20th Century Fox Film Corp.
New York AP report says Vladimir Horowitz, 60, who left the concert stage 12 years ago, plans personal appearances this spring or fall. He has spent a decade recording and avoided travel during retirement.
In Saigon AP dispatch, Viet Cong guerrillas have transformed from ragged fighters with castoff arms to a capable force with a mix of Soviet and Chinese weapons. They now possess a 7.62mm assault rifle, Chinese antitank launchers, recoilless guns, and locally produced arms, while lacking planes and heavy vehicles.
Intelligence reports say about 150 dummy fountain pens loaded with fuses were issued last week near Can Tho in the Mekong Delta to Viet Cong agents. The devices were described as improvised weapons used in covert operations.
About 35 ninth grade science students from Linganore High School traveled by bus to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. They left at 6:15 a.m. and arrived around 11:15 p.m. with science teacher John A. Fradisca from Walkersville accompanying the group.
Mrs Temple Fay of Philadelphia, a direct descendant of Joseph Priestley, donates 84 Priestley books and pamphlets plus family letters to Dickenson College, enriching one of America's most valuable private Priestley collections.
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon visited a leper settlement in Kumi Uganda. They ignored doctors warnings to avoid patients as measles had just struck the camp. The royal couple's trip highlighted ongoing relief efforts in the area.
A note records that three children were adopted in a settlement via the British Empire Leprosy Relief Association, reflecting a colonial era relief effort and its social impact on the community.
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