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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1960

Page

14

Kennedy Nixon Campaign Debates Persuade Few Uncommitted

AP review finds Thursday night debate changes few minds among undecided voters across 10 localities. Kennedy campaigns in Michigan stressing jobs and economy while signaling global responsibility. Nixon tours Southern California pressing defense stance on Quemoy and Matsu as both vie for decisive support before Nov. 8.

Associated Press John F. Kennedy Michigan Richard M. Nixon California Kennedy Nixon Quemoy Matsu Massachusetts Grand Rapids Saginaw Jackson United States

Nixon warns Munich stance on Quemoy Matsu in California bid

In Los Angeles and surrounding cities Nixon argued that any lack of intent to defend Quemoy and Matsu equals appeasement and could trigger World War II style conflict. He urged no new Munich while addressing 7,500 first time voters at USC as he seeks California’s 32 electoral votes. Then in Hagerstown Minnick, David F., 39, a Green Caste railroad engineer, was jailed six months for drunken driving and fined 100 dollars for contempt of court after failing to answer in court and being found intoxicated.

Red China U.S Nixon Los Angeles West Covina Beverly Hills Calif Quemoy Matsu Munich Kennedy California Hagerstown David F Minnick Greencaste Frida Minnick D. K. McLaughlin

Potomac Edison Moves Headquarters to Hagerstown

Potomac Edison Company will merge its Frederick treasury and accounting offices with the Hagerstown general office in a new building on Downsville Pike near the city limits. About 70 Frederick employees are affected though no job losses are expected. construction goals aim for completion within two years and tax revenue for Frederick will drop by up to 60 000. Mayor Ramsburg and county officials plan no opposition.

Potomac Edison Company Patrick Street Frederick Hagerstown Washington County R. G. MacDonald MacDonald Downsville Pike Maryland Landis Jacob R. Ramsburg Ramsburg Mayer Ramsburg Treasury Accounting Departments

New PE Office Relocation Aims At Efficiency

Overcrowded general offices in Hagerstown have forced several departments to move to external sites. Travel time between Frederick treasury and accounting offices complicates administration. The merged operation will be near the PE travel center and near I-70, targeting quicker access across the service area. About 225 to 250 employees will work in the new building designed for efficiency and comfort.

Hagerstown Treasury Frederick MacDonald MacDonald Cision

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