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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1966
Page
10
Page ten of The News covers Frederick area items as of Saturday November 12 1966. Brief notices include community happenings, upcoming events, and short reports affecting local residents and civic groups.
Emmitsburg seeks return of design plans for its water system from consultant Maxwell who refuses. Council, after interviewing Whitman and Reynardt Associates, again declines to install two pressure reducing valves costing 1500 dollars, while Maxwell vows to resist as long as valves aren’t added. The dispute echoes a prior council's move amid ongoing water shortages and past rate plan actions.
Two Baltimore men died from carbon monoxide poisoning found in an Edmondson Avenue apartment. Henry T Bailey age 78 and James Aegustes, described as middle aged, were found after investigators noted a gas space heater in Bailey's unit. Dr Charles Hirsch, assistant medical examiner, confirmed the CO cause.
Maryland toll rose to 629 after two crashes killed a Webster New York couple Herman and Agnes Klaver both 72 when their car rear ended a stopped oil truck on Maryland 2 Mrs Kalver was driving and both died at North Arundel Hospital near Glen Burnie A pedestrian William T Campbell 48 of Baltimore was struck near Chester Street and died at Johns Hopkins Hospital
In Indianapolis AP report notes that two Walter A Barans will enter the 1967 Indiana General Assembly. Walter A Baran of East Chicago returns to the Senate, and the Hammond Baran, a fellow Democrat, was elected to the House. Neither served in 1965. In 1963 clerks added home towns to votes due to the names, and the Barans insist they are not related.
Abilene Kansas officials announce the Dwight D Eisenhower Library will open to research workers on November 37, offering access to manuscripts, books, papers and recordings related to the former president. The facility will host researchers and provide archival materials for study and exploration of Eisenhower's era.
The text notes that farm assets total about 230 billion dollars, representing roughly two thirds of the current assets value of all corporations in the country, and mentions availability of the Hower administration to qualified students.
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