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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1968
Page
5
AP reports a ball in the Royal Castle Oslo followed by a royal wedding earlier Thursday. The couple joined in a ceremony at the castle, drawing attention from dignitaries and local residents.
Washington sources say the United States may grant asylum or extra refugee status to Czechs preferring refuge in the United States over renewed Soviet domination. The move would echo 1956 Hungary cases but remains a symbolic option, with NSC discussions ongoing and no decisions made.
Mayor and City Council announce a public hearing on the annexation of the A W Feeser property near the elementary school set for October 21, 1968 at 8 00 p m. Residential development is expected. Officer Lawrence Koontz reports issuing 14 parking tickets with 11 paid and notes quiet town conditions. Auditors Stegman and Company report approved and office hours set. An unrelated note lists global metal estimates in Earth's oceans.
Mount Saint Marys College begins its 161st scholastic year boasting a record enrollment with 297 freshmen registering Sunday and a projected total of 945 students. Renovations in the two oldest dormitories add capacity for 149, reducing off campus housing. The new 15 member board of trustees ushers in renewed leadership under Rev. Hugh J. Phillips with freshmen orientation on Sunday and an outdoor Mass for upperclassmen Monday.
Maryland policyholders are advised a January 14, 1969 deadline for filing claims in the Workmen's and Suffolk Mutual Insurance Company liquidation. New York State and Maryland officials urge all creditors to submit written claims to the New York Department by that date.
Owensboro Kentucky AP reports a local restaurant has drawn customers after placing a sign advertising Sunday dinner available every day of the week. The catchy message has boosted business and drawn attention from patrons seeking traditional meals.
A newly signed seaman in the fifteenth century might abandon a voyage after hearing a sneeze on his left, fearing doom. At sea, goblins were blamed for snarled gear and ripped sails, reflecting coastal folklore shaping nautical superstition.
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