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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

Page

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One In Every 10 Countians Receiving Social Security

Official figures show about one tenth of County residents received Social Security by 1963 with 9 351 beneficiaries in Washington County. Retired workers form the largest group with 4 913 cases totaling 364 573 yearly, while total monthly benefits exceed 174 million nationwide. Beneficiaries’ spending supports local businesses.

King Hagerstown Washington Pold Washington County Gon Viet Nam Grou Meuyen Khanh U.S. Ani Bassador Henry Cabot Lodge Rusk Mission Manila United States Konference Southeast Sociall Asia Treaty Organisation Rusk

Rusk to Fly to Saigon for Conference

President Johnson dispatches Secretary of State Dean Rusk to Saigon for a conference after a last-minute White House meeting. Rusk will add Ho Chi Minh City to his itinerary as part of the mission.

Rusk Saigon Washington Presdent Johnson Secretary of State Dean Rusk Sai Trusk White House Johnson

Auto Crash Toll Surges in March City Report

March injuries reach 32, higher than January and February combined. City police report 81 accidents in March, 109 in January 1984, and 1,049 traffic summonses issued last month, with totals rising for the first quarter.

Hany Waffie Lil Grason Toarnberger Wagers

Ice Formed In Early Morning In Bridgeport

Weather observer Paul Oswald reports ice formation in Bridgeport after a low of 27 overnight. Rainfall this month is 3.5 inches, slightly above average. April average 4.4 inches. Boonsboro records a high of 52 and a low of 35. In Boston, families gather for a weekend with architects designers and artists planning the John F Kennedy Memorial Library.

Paul Oswald Bridgeport Oswald J. Movward Beckenbaugh Boonsboro Boston John I. Kennedy Memorial

Area Deaths Waynesboro Pa Mrs Mary Jane Downing 79

Mrs Mary Jane Downing 79 widow of John L Downing Waynesboro Rt 2 died Thursday at 1 45 pm in Waynesboro Hospital after a year of declining health She was born South Mountain daughter of the late Jacob H and Sopha Baker Kauffman and was a member of Rober tsville Lutheran Church Surviving children include Mrs Lee Davis Smithsburg Mercurus Cradler John J and Harry Wt and Robert L all of Green Castle Mrs J Baker Waynesboro Rt 1 Paul N Waynesboro Rt 2 Mrs Laurence Stine Greencastle Rt 3 a brother Charles Kauffman Chambersburg sisters Bis 5) Vice Kauffman and Meg Rosie Race of Fayetteville Re 2 42 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren The funeral will be Sunday at 2 30 pm from the Poe Funeral Home Waynesboro with Rev William Sowers and Rev Ralph Wingert officiating Burial in Tarbaugh Cemetery Flowers omitted and memorials suggested to the heart fund or Waynesboro Bank

Waynesboro Mary Jane Downing John L. Downin Wayneshorn Rt Wayneshorn Mosouth South Moontain Tacob H Sopha Baker Kauffman Rowerville Lutheran Church Lee Davis Smithsburg Mercurus Cradler John J Harry Wt Robert L Greencastle Meg Rosie Race Noth Fayetteville Poe Fiuecal William Sowers Ralph Wingert Tarbaugh Phranda

Astro Guide Psychic Prowess And Home Tips Echo In Weekend

A quirky horoscope note urges readers to seek help, enjoy social life, and spruce up for the weekend. It also oddly blends cleaning tips about stove grease with zodiac chatter for Pisces and other signs, featuring garbled OCR remnants and stray letters.

Johnson Urges Business Help to Fight Discrimination

President Johnson appeals to businessmen to join in eradicating racial discrimination as part of advancing civil rights. He links economic progress to moral commitment, cites Kennedy tragedy, and presses for broad support beyond a single bill. He warns against complacency and urges action across education employment and industry.

Johnson White House John ¥. Kennedy Kennedy

Southerners Applaud Wallace Vote Rallying Civil Rights Debate

An Associated Press survey finds Southern politicians and editors largely praise Gov. George Wallace for his Wisconsin primary showing while signaling opposition to the civil rights bill. Reactions range from calling it a political revolution to a wild-goose chase as Wallace promotes an independent slate and continues to shape national mood.

Gov. Wallace Don McKee Atlanta Hye Stinners Boutheoners Charge ©. Wallace Alabama Wisconsin Wallace Wilace John W. Key T Golds Jol SOU Mangamery University of Alabama Alaama Montgomery Mobile Lyndon Johnson

Shriver Dies in Baltimore After Health Struggles

John VanBibber Shriver 59, longtime chief of Maryland Fiscal Research Bureau since 1953, died Thursday at Maryland General Hospital after an extended illness. He had been hospitalized since mid March, briefly released, then rushed back with a blood clot and hemorrhage, undergoing a six bone operation as doctors praised his skill in dissecting complex fiscal matters for legislators and reporters.

Baltimore John VanBibber Shriver Maryland Maryland General Hospital Shriver Carl M. Everstine Department of Legislative Reference

Former Local Girl Injured In California Collision

Irene F. Shafer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Shafer of Pairpley former Joralite born in Hagerstown and graduate of 1953 high school, was injured in a head on collision in San Francisco Sunday. Thrown from the car with her roommate she suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung and is hospitalized at St Luke's Hospital 1580 Valencia Street. She has been in California six years employed with Raytheon Missiles.

Irene FH. Shafer Harry Shafer Pairpley San. Francisco Cal St. Luke's Hospital Valencia St San Francisco Joralite Hagerstown Hagerstown High School California Raytheon Mlertranies

Investor Exchange Member At Odds In New SEC Policy

AP reports a clash over SEC policy on floor trading. The new rules tighten limits on members who trade for themselves, aiming to curb edge gained over public investors while exchanges resist full prohibition. The SEC seeks stronger, consistent oversight of national exchanges.

Nvestor SEC Sam Dawson Schoust AP Bushiens SEC New York N.5 New York Securities and Stock Exchange Hght Exchange Benet Exchange Wall Street

Old Diary Reveals Details Of Capture Of Jeff Davis

A Michigan attic diary presents a first hand account of Jefferson Davis being captured near Irwinville Georgia on May 10 1865. The diary by Lt. Col. Benjamin Pritchard questions whether Davis wore a disguise of woman’s clothing during the pursuit and capture.

Richard Whalen New York Michigan Jefferson Davis Davis Confederate States of America Irwinville Shaw Davis North Benjamin Pritchard Drwinsville Sic Maryland Jeff Cierenene Yaman Wdrling Sant C and P Smith Pany John Marvin Rast Columbia S.C Colum

Constitution Latest Offering By Herald-Mail

Svery American has a con tract to secure the blessings of Cherry to himself and to bin posterity. It is postulated in the pre fumble of the Constitution of the United States, which is this week's feature in The Merald stail Americana Historical "aeu iment series. This document is the living terilave of every American. is signed by G. Washington deputy from Virginia and representatives from 12 states, 'it is more valuable to Almert jeans that insurance policies, home deeds or aute iitles. With allthe protection of Vie Con stitution, the rest are lost in anarchy. The Herald-Mail is offering this week an authentic refiro miction of the Constitution on heavy, antiqued parchment, suit able for framing. 'The docu iment, tenth in the series, is, available by mail or by call ing at The Herald-Mail Co.

Svery American Cherry United States G. Washington Virginia Almert Jeans Herald-Mail Herald-Mail Co

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