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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
7
Analysis by Charles S. Sheldon examines the Soviet space program’s progress and potential moves after Sputnik I. It notes Soviet achievements from lunar shots to cosmonaut feats and compares U S Gemini and Apollo goals, forecasting possible space stations and longer missions as winter approaches.
The text notes Soviet interest in sending a manned Voskhod around the moon to test systems before a lunar landing. It also mentions intent to boost military space capability, potentially shifting focus from a moon race to large space stations in Earth orbit for reconnaissance, inspection, and communications.
Frederick Memorial Hospital and area homes report a series of newborns. Names include David Lane Lovell, Nathan Lorne Adcock, William Millicent Hamilton, Steven Scott Williams, Kimberly Lynn Deadrick, Daniel Lee Corun II, Lori Jane Wolfe, Judy Ann Laws, Darlene Tris James, and others. Parents hail from Smithsburg Middletown Walkersville and Brunswick with multiple firsts and multiples noted.
The notice lists births for multiple Frederick area families. Kath erine Jo, first child and daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Ander son formerly Connie Bunt ling of Wheeling West Va, born Monday. Deena Darrelle, fourth child and second daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Scott of McMurray Street, born Sunday. Susan Marie, third child and first daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Floydie Lee De Grange of RFD 2 Frederick, born Sunday.
Ottawa said Canadian forces will airlift troops to Germany for the first time via the polar route next month. The 2nd Battalion of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Edmonton, will take over from the 1st Battalion in Germany starting November 1.
The Mount Airy Town Council accepted a parcel behind the town office as a gift from Mr and Mrs Albert Ross at its monthly meeting. The council planned a special session with the Chamber of Commerce to hear Potomac Edison engineers discuss lighting for the town and newly annexed areas, scheduled Monday at 8 p.m. at the Firemen's Hall.
Emmitsburg town council voted unanimously to return the civil defense pump borrowed during the 1965 drought. The pump had been used last November to pump water from Tom s Creek to replenish town reservoirs, which are now full after heavy rains. In Montevideo Uruguay the government warned the Soviet Embassy to stop meddling in political and labor problems or face drastic measures, Interior Minister Arrosa said he had proof of embassy meddling.
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