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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
11
The Montgomery County Board considers Summer Enrichment under the Economic Opportunity Act to aid about 300 third through eighth graders in a remedial and enrichment outdoor program. It runs June 28 to August 6, 8 30 am to 5 pm, with a director four principals twelve teachers aides a coordinator and staff. Estimated cost is 3825000 and a decision will be made at the June meeting.
Early Bird, an orbiting switchboard and antenna, transmits color pictures and telephone calls with 240 simultaneous two way voice channels. The system promises global coverage with three satellites, leaving polar regions excluded, but suffers from a quarter second echo lag due to high altitude.
Paris police announce six Secret Army Organization plotters arrested over plans to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle during a provincial tour by placing a bomb in a statue wreath site. A prior failed flower-pot blast near World War II ceremony spots is noted. Susini linked to the plots from Italy. The group, tied to Algeria independence clashes, still has leaders at large.
Ethel du Pont Roosevelt Warren, 49, heiress to the Du Pont fortune and former wife of Franklin D Roosevelt Jr., was found dead in her Grosse Pointe Farms home. Police said she apparently hanged herself with a dressing gown belt attached to a shower fixture in the bathroom after servants reported she was missing at breakfast.
The twice wed Mrs Warren daughter of Eugene I du Pont and heiress to the Du Pont fortune is found dead after a break in. Funeral set for Christ Episcopal church in Grosse Pointe at 11 am Thursday with burial in Wilmington. Her son Christopher du Pont is mentioned in relation to events.
Red Star reports a rewritten history of the Stalin radar battle Khrushchev says he masterminded. The new book The Great Victory on the Volga claims to correct earlier assessments and eliminate past mistakes in opposing side plans. Fire damages a ranch-style home near Wayne Wynenop after a spontaneous combustion incident.
A lone highway sign in Arizona promotes Indian War surplus items. The notice draws attention to a shop or stall offering vintage military equipment and related goods to travelers along the route through Tucson.
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