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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
10
Albert Lish, 32, claiming no conscience and no steady job in 15 years, will appear Tuesday night on a TV program about hating work. He relies on relief payments totaling about 2800 dollars over the period and rents a furnished apartment. A government official declined to discuss individual cases.
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce warns homeowners to beware fast talking salesmen selling aluminum siding at exorbitant prices. Richard D. Hammond, chamber manager, says these salesmen do not represent local concerns.
A model home arrangement for before and after advertising collapses when the company disappears after signing. The homeowner is left with a legal contract for hundreds of dollars of siding, priced well above local estimates, prompting concerns over deceptive advertising and contract enforceability. Hammond reports the incident.
Sen. Joseph D. Tydings urged federal regulation of interstate auto safety, comparing car rules to lipstick and oleomargarine controls. He argued safeguards are needed after noting tires and steering columns may fail under full load, urging minimum tire standards and stricter industry oversight.
The Greenhouse, a $20 million Dallas sanatorium for "hothouse honeys," opens offering a week for $600 and two weeks for $1,100. Guests enjoy air conditioned courtyards, pool, massages, facials, and strict no-offgrounds policy with a seven day routine and low calorie meals. Operated by Neiman Marcus, the facility employs 55 staff including masseurs and beauty experts.
AP Wirkphoto reports Ringo Starr is fine after a hospital visit. Teenage fans gather outside the Savoy Hotel as he attends a presentation of an award to the Beatles.
Bethany Airport in Bethany Connecticut, one of New England's oldest private air fields, will end operations in December as manager Al Porto states. The field will close with the termination of his lease on December 15, and has operated continuously since opening in 1924.
Maryland Governor Tawes seeks guidance from Adjutant General Gen. Milton Reckord on criticism over backing the Defense Department's plan to merge the National Guard 29th Division with Army Reserve units. The merger would disband the 29th as a unit and attach elements to the 28th Division in Pennsylvania.
St John Lutheran Church in Thurmont plans a 25 bell electronic carillon to be installed later this month or in October. A dedication is set for Sunday October 10. The carillon will replace the older instrument and include a clock to strike the hour. Automatic hymns will play daily with a manual keyboard for manual bell playing. The bronze bells are struck by hammers and amplified over a million times via tower speakers.
Gov. Dan Moore announced an all out legal challenge to reapportionment of the North Carolina General Assembly and said no special session would be held until federal courts act. He directed the attorney general to pursue steps to protect the state system of representation.
A fire last night scorched several fence posts at McCurdy Field on South Jefferson Street. Pranksters are suspected. United Fire Company responded but damage was minimal.
The Finnish parliament consists of a single chamber with 200 members. The assembly operates as the national legislature and covers elections, laws, and government oversight.
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