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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1960
Page
3
At the Chicago convention Hoover 85 received a thunderous ovation before warning Republicans the nation faces a frightening moral slump. He blamed Communist influence for eroding pride and urged a rebirth of American nationalism grounded in compassion and resilience.
Jehovah's Witnesses from the Frederick congregation return home after attending a four day district convention in Washington. Presiding minister H. M. Lawson announced the event noting witnesses from thirty states and Canada gathered July 14 to 17 with about 65 from Frederick. Regular meetings resume this week.
An old advertisement promotes PASTEETa toothpaste like powder for false teeth. It claims improved grip on upper or lower teolds, prevents sliding, rocking, or slipping and avoids sour taste and odor. Available at drug counters everywhere.
A compact history roundup lists events and births from 1789 to mid 20th century. It cites Russia recognizing U S independence in 1789, McClellan recalled in 1861, Roosevelt action over Philippines in 1941, 1947 security act, Stevenson nomination in 1952, Castro speech, and notable births including George Clinton George Catlin Gracie Allen Paul Gallico Aldous Huxley Carl Jung Estes Kefauver.
Edwin Albert Link born in Madisonville Tennessee and linked to Link Aviation. Andre Maurois born in Elbeuf France. Charles G Mortimer chairman of General Foods born in Brooklyn New York. Each entry notes birthplace and age at time of record.
Work begins this week on Mack Trucks new Hagerstown engine and transmission plant. Co G Langenfelder & Sons of Baltimore wins prep grading. Baker Wibberney and Associates of Hagerstown handles site design. Giffels and Rosetti of Detroit designs the factory building. Robert Haller and Associates of Cleveland assists planning. A general contractor for construction will be chosen later.
In Seoul, water is sold by the pail as queues form at public wells. A bucket costs about one cent, with two bucketfuls for home delivery at 350 hwan. Public baths and bases maintain wells, while refugees from communism swell the city’s population.
Cairo inaugurates a massive 100000 seat stadium during the 8th anniversary of the Egyptian revolution. Egyptian newspapers hope the venue could host the 1968 Olympic Games.
In Norfolk Virginia three downtown lunch counters quietly opened to Negro patrons. Clergymen from local Negro churches were served during a sitdown demonstration that church groups promoted to their congregations.
Modern Pharmacy on Market Street Frederick announces free delivery and pickup for prescriptions and orders. Customers are urged to call MO 3-3422 as early as possible to place orders for delivery or pickup.
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