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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1966
Page
8
An unreadable OCR fragment shows numerous place names such as FREDERICK, HIDDLE TOWN, EMMITSBURG, URBANA, NEWMARKET, PETERSVILLE, MIDDLETOWN and BRADDOCK along with scattered figures, abbreviations, and punctuation. The text appears as a dense catalog of locations, numbers, and codes without coherent narrative or clear event.
Former Montgomery County Council president Kathryn Diggs stands accused of altering a court injunction in a dispute over control of the county government. The complaint by Rockville assistant city attorney Roger W. Titus cites changes to broaden the injunction to prohibit any action by the new council and the outgoing members. Diggs says she added language to conform to the suit, acknowledging she should have consulted Judge Anderson first.
Ball point pens patent history traces to the late 1800s with commercial models by 1895. The US Army's needs in World War II drove acceptance in the United States as a leak free writing instrument at high altitudes.
New York AP report compares 17th century Thanksgiving menu clues with today. Wild turkey at 2.35 a pound and venison at 25.5 a roast raise per person costs to about 4.78 dollars for a grand feast of 142 to 152 colonists plus Indians, while modern turkey dinner runs about 21.77 per person. The survey uses Plimoth Plantation records and market prices to contrast historical abundance with current costs.
Sweden conducts a national fitness test where over three million participants complete four consecutive days of walking up to 35 miles per day. The program showcases the country's top endurance walkers and serves as a major public health activity.
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