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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
5
Cincinnati police launch the citys biggest manhunt as they hunt a rapist strangler tied to four murders in ten months. Firefighters will assist in street visits while police seek clues in the Bricca family killings and warn residents to take precautions.
Norman Ford former Boys Work Secretary for the YMCA spoke to Rotarians about India’s democracy and problems. He cited a population of 480 million, a 40 million annual birth control effort, and literacy rising from 16 to 28 percent. Ford noted political stability, mixed World War II era views, and progress in industry. He described YMCA efforts, village outreach, and future talks in North America before becoming Washington YMCA director. Special guests included district and past district governors, with an award to Albert Cohen and a new student Rotarian Glenn Dorsey.
The body of 66 year old William Charles Thomason was found in the woods near Port Aux Basques Newfoundland. He apparently suffered a cardiac event while hunting alone. Thomason moved to Monrovia in 1949 with his wife and three children and is survived by them and five grandchildren. His son Ronald, formerly with the U S Comptroller General's office, traveled with his wife to Newfoundland for the funeral.
Israel charges Syria with murders sabotage and incitement to war prompting foreign minister Abba Eban to seek an emergency Security Council meeting. The 15 nation panel expected to convene Friday after border clashes blamed on a Syria-based sabotage group. A land mine killed four Israeli policemen and wounded two last Saturday.
Funeral services were held yesterday at Salamone Funeral Home for Mrs Lillian Guss wife of Samuel Guss of 405 Culler Ave. Interment was in the Garden of King Solomon at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens. Rabbi Morris Kesman officiated. Pallbearers included Arthur Brown Harold Neufeld Mort Siegel Abe Wise Sid Yaverbaum and Eugene Zebobitz.
George E. Rosensteel, operator of an Emmitsburg charter bus service, is recommended for Emmitsburg postmaster by the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County. Rosensteel, 34, native of Emmitsburg, led three candidates for the post and would earn about 7500 to 8000 dollars yearly. The committee also nominated John L. Grove of Frederick for rural carrier Route 2 on Urban a Ball Road, succeeding the late Joseph H. Holdonaft.
In Verona Italy officials debate a monumental memorial to either Juliet or Romeo or both. The tourist office favors a Juliet statue to boost visitors, noting her tomb draws 150000 yearly, while critics point to Romeo’s absence in the town and existing Juliet landmarks.
Georgia Reyes and Louis Avila wed in Globe Arizona and guests danced as planned. Later police were notified a thief took the three tier wedding cake valued at about $20, including a miniature bride and groom.
A NASA description notes a large younger crater of 31 miles across superimposed on an older, slightly smaller crater of 25 miles wide. The feature resides on the celestial surface, illustrating impact history and crater formation.
The Harpers Ferry Job Corps Conservation Center will be dedicated November 12 at 2 p m. The public ceremony includes a center tour after. The center, capacity 200, offers training in carpentry masonry heavy equipment operation truck driving welding tree work building maintenance and cooking. Corpsmen train on the job and work on conservation projects while also pursuing basic education. About 200 young men are split into work projects and educational learning groups. They participate in community service such as donating blood fighting forest fires and supporting Head Start programs. Ten percent of work time may be devoted to local public land projects.
Lee MacPhail, former president and general manager of the Baltimore Orioles and later administrative assistant to Baseball Commissioner William Eckert, was named executive vice president and general manager of the New York Yankees for the next three years.
Among the sick Mr. Charles Young of Bladensburg recently entered Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Arthur Stull of Dickerson has been admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Recent admissions to the Frederick Nursing Center on Toll House Avenue included Miss Margaret E. Hopkins of New Market and Mr Theodore Scheltema of Bethesda.
Mr and Mrs Richard Schell will celebrate their second wedding anniversary Sunday at their home on RFD 7 Frederick.
Hyman A. Pressman, independent candidate for governor, charged that George P. Mahoney has acted like a chameleon on open housing. He claimed Mahoney supported open housing before the race and took the opposite stance after entering the contest. Pressman saidMahoney is insincere in using the issue to capture the governorship.
A forest fire of undetermined origin consumed about a quarter of an acre of woodland along Edgewood Church Road. Braddock Heights fire company extinguished the blaze in about thirty minutes. Firemen have not yet determined the cause.
A collage of local ads and notices outlines fruit orchards and farm sales from N. Market to Route 15, plus pumpkin time promotions, staple groceries, and chicken dinners. Community groups announce events, auctions, and dances while service ads cover remodeling and home improvements.
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