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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1966
Page
10
Harpsichord and clavichord regain charm as jazz, pop, and film scores feature them. AP reports a decade rise in popularity driven by thrift, do it yourself culture, and fascination with Baroque sounds amid modern demands.
Washington AP reports looming changes in both parties leadership as health problems and political fortunes shape the 1964 elections. GOP chief Halleck toppled for Ford in a new look, while Democrats eye Albert to succeed McCormack with Durksen’s health fueling potential senatorial shifts.
Houston firm of laboratory consultants offers a 32 day no risk trial claiming to stop hair loss and regrow hair. They state most baldness is due to male pattern hair loss but urge not to wait until completely bald. Details request via mail with confidential questions.
New York inventor Wallace Zuckermann offers a do it yourself harpsichord kit for 150 dollars with a 15 0 dollar optional precut cabinet. He markets from a Greenwich Village loft and plans a spinet harpsichord debut in November while also selling clavichord and other kit options to suit novice builders.
More than 159 scouts and advisors from Frederick County's Francis Scott Key District camped over the weekend in Gambrill State Park for the annual Camporee in the Rock Run area. The Falcon Patrol of Troop 799 Ft. Detrick won the field day rescheduled from spring, with events testing shelter pitching fire by friction navigation trail signs and compass use. Camporee chairmen were Donald Schley and Herbert Bloom, with Capt. Scott Reynolds directing Saturday night campfire.
Detroit AP reports 25 Woods Hill School pupils from Warren endure three days in a forest near Laupton without gear. They ate apples and porcupine meat, with Michael Arwood and others treated for quill injuries. Lead psychologist Peter Cownses calls the expedition a lesson in resilience.
Mann expects the spinet will sell well to apartment house tenants who prize space and quiet. Zuckermann notes a large foreign clientele including armed forces and Peace Corps volunteers where instruments are scarce or where music offers relief from loneliness, boredom or combat fatigue.
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